Corbyn Will Be Pm In Six Months

[cassa333]

According to the Metro.

Sorry only a link to the eadlines http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/blogs-the-papers-40401111

And scrapping Trident is a priority!!

[-Talbot-]

[ludwig]

Jeremy should be careful what he wishes for. He is enjoying himself at the moment, but will soon find himself knocked off his pedestal by the angry and disappointed faithful should there come a time he actually has to deliver something rather than just talk about it.

'Twas ever thus with political messiahs.

[Ellipsis]

It's revealing to see the following interview rather than just hear it, as it shows how Corbyn reacts to a straight mess-up. Desperately.

This is the real Jeremy Corbyn in action, being interviewed in the political cauldron that is Woman's Hour on the cost of offering free childcare on the very day the policy was announced:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/election-2017-40091454/jeremy-corbyn-stumbles-over-childcare-figures-on-woman-s-hour

13s in, "I presume you have the figures". The immediate response "Yes I do" ... a lie as he didn't, which the following minute and a half painfully demonstrated.

[anneasquith]

I doubt that very much, sit back be patient and watch how brexit plays out .

[Bigbad]

Togo @ 12.39.
If you got the ‘showbiz kids’ expression from the song of the same name, then you may be familiar with the lyrics - “Show biz kids making movies of themselves, you know they don’t give a f*** about anybody else.”

About sums it up.

[FlyofTheEarth]

I hope he does become PM. I rather have him or anyone as pm then the Tories.

[HansUrbancka]

@-Talbot-12.09....You wondered what DA had on JC.

Weight for it.!! It must be at least 13/14 stone.

I am always open to being proved wrong.

Hans.

[hellywelly4]

Heaven help us! Why can't people see beyond his fanciful promises?

[cassa333]

Because Hellywelly they want free stuff and he promises it in bucket loads.

[HansUrbancka]

Pity JC is not honest and clean faced.

Hans.

[scooping]

Can see a moral case for and against Trident but the Left is very keen to deflect from the moral case and talk about cost. So let's get it right. Defence spending is two per cent of GDP. There are no plans to increase that figure by the Conservative Party - or any other Party. Trident, its updates, maintenance and its submarines, will cost in real terms, on average over 40 years, between five and six per cent of that defence budget. These figures are not disputed by the Labour Party. So it's five to six per cent of two per cent, that is to say a comparatively very small sum by any reasonable standard.

[ToraToraTora]

gawd elp us! Not Jezza, Abott as Home sec! PMSL What a load of old pony, Jezza won't get near No 10.

[woofgang]

I am sure Michael Eavis is a lovely man but I am seriously unsure about his veracity as a political reporter.

[albaqwerty]

I hope not.
Can't stand the thought of another election this year.

IF Trident was scrapped, how many jobs would go? A heckuva lot I imagine.

[Old_Geezer]

Six months from when ?

[DTCwordfan]

Debt, debt, debt and trouble and strike guaranteed with Jesus Christ as PM.

[Johann1234]

Corbyn will never be Prime Minister, but he'll be good in the kitchen at the Palace of Westminster,... stirring the soup . . .