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Running for the hills if they have any sense.
Oh dear, didn't he consult you first then AOG, how shameful.
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Harriet Harman resigned the Deputy Leader position following this year's election, although she's been acting as Leader of the party since then until Saturday. I think she's been looking to step back from front-line politics for a while, and would be nowhere near the Shadow cabinet whoever won on Saturday (ie she's not part of the group of Labour MPs choosing backbench life over working for Corbyn).

And Dennis Skinner is now over 80 years old and perhaps not interested in/ lacks the energy for front-line politics.
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Thank you for that explanation Jim.
Many will want to stay out of the way. If the Corbyn car crash does not happen then they will soon come out of the woodwork.
shadow chancellor, known IRA supporter who is on record as wanting to assassinate a past Prime minister, a leader who is a know supporter of Islamic terror organisations?! Better than I could have hoped for! Dave and the Tories will consider this a turkey shoot for 4 years! Diane "mad as a box of frogs" abbot! front bench! please! PMSL. What a sorry collection of anti British loonies. Take aim Dave!
Even Harperson is hiding under the back benches waiting to be kicked upstairs!
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If the Labour party makes it to the end of the week I'll be kind of impressed, let alone 2020.

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