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Jeremy Corbyn Refuses To Join Brexit Meeting With Party Leaders….
….'because Chuka Umunna was there'
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Mrs May has been the political topic of the day so far, but what do we think of Jeremy Corbyn’s performance? Petulant? Irresponsible? Refusing to attend meetings appears to be becoming a bit of a habit with him. A poor recommendation for someone who aspires to loftier heights.
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Mrs May has been the political topic of the day so far, but what do we think of Jeremy Corbyn’s performance? Petulant? Irresponsible? Refusing to attend meetings appears to be becoming a bit of a habit with him. A poor recommendation for someone who aspires to loftier heights.
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Jeremy Corbyn is showing all the hallmarks of someone who is determined to halt any sort of dialogue or constructive approach to resolving this crisis? Why? Because there is an extreme element in the party who is hell bent on chaos so that they can, as they see it, reap the rewards later. Flouncing from a meeting just because Mr Umunna is not a party leader looks like an excuse.
Not at all - I’m absolutely loving it. Every day brings wonderful new evidence of national incompetence, though it must chill the hearts of any whelk stalls seeking an owner.
Plenty of upset people on this thread, all those wondering what happened to the golden unicorns they voted themselves - but I’m not among them.
Plenty of upset people on this thread, all those wondering what happened to the golden unicorns they voted themselves - but I’m not among them.
"Labour had nothing to do with the referendum."
Labour voted en masse for the 2016 referendum.
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Labour voted en masse for the 2016 referendum.
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It's amazing, isn't it, Jno? Mr Corbyn decides not to attend a meeting and is roundly condemned, while Mrs May, single-handedly in effect, gets Britain into three unholy Brexit, parliamentary and constitutional shambles but escapes virtually unscathed.
Given the last two Prime Ministers we've had, how AB's right-wingers imagine that Mr Corbyn might conceivably be worse than her, her predecessor or any other current Tory MP as a likely candidate for PM - is an abiding mystery.
Given the last two Prime Ministers we've had, how AB's right-wingers imagine that Mr Corbyn might conceivably be worse than her, her predecessor or any other current Tory MP as a likely candidate for PM - is an abiding mystery.
Why do you think May has “emerged unscathed”?
Hardly!
One leader says the same thing repeatedly while the other says one thing and does the other. There are good people in the Labour Party: the leader is not one of them. He became leader more or less by accident. The most disgraceful thing is not the antisemitism, it’s the fact that he is advised by people like Murray and Milne. They probably are quite happy to keep a low profile while the debate rages about the other.
Hardly!
One leader says the same thing repeatedly while the other says one thing and does the other. There are good people in the Labour Party: the leader is not one of them. He became leader more or less by accident. The most disgraceful thing is not the antisemitism, it’s the fact that he is advised by people like Murray and Milne. They probably are quite happy to keep a low profile while the debate rages about the other.
jno - // Meanwhile, you’ve elected the government you’ve got, so deal with it, don’t go whining that it’s all the opposition’s fault. Labour had nothing to do with the referendum. //
That is a truism, rather like car stickers you used to see saying 'Don't blame me, I voted Labour'.
I used to think - what makes you think anyone is blaming you anyway?
That is a truism, rather like car stickers you used to see saying 'Don't blame me, I voted Labour'.
I used to think - what makes you think anyone is blaming you anyway?
Not unscathed? Well, she's still there and even now no one has come forward to challenge her. And I'd say she (quote) "became leader more or less by accident", too!
Had Cameron done what he promised...namely, stayed in post until he reaped what he had sown with his referendum...even the Tories would surely have had the sense not to elect her as leader. Tory promises, eh?
Had Cameron done what he promised...namely, stayed in post until he reaped what he had sown with his referendum...even the Tories would surely have had the sense not to elect her as leader. Tory promises, eh?
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