Corbyn The Caretaker

[naomi24]

Could that be described as an oxymoron from a moron?

//Jeremy Corbyn has urged the leaders of the other opposition parties and Tory rebels to install him as caretaker PM in order to stop a no-deal Brexit. //

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-49352250?intlink_from_url=https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics&link_location=live-reporting-story

[fender62]

diane abbott must be licking her lips, thinking me me home secretary
or chancellor, corbin-bag could invite maduro, yahya sinwar, and possibly some hooded provo's over to number 10, here's some blank cheques..fill in what you think is fair boys.. invite our friends from open borders to help us redesign our migration policy... it's all free today...la, la, la..

[agchristie]

He has as much chance as Jan I. Tor.

[youngmafbog]

Oh dear, he's not right in the head is he?

[Bigbad]

Some of the bonkers ideas that Labour have come up with recently are now starting to look more scary than laughable.
When Corbyn speaks, he seems to start off reasonably calm, but by the end he’s so megalomaniacal. I always expect him to start flailing his arms around and shout “exterminate, exterminate.”
He seems to be getting ever more unstable.

I never thought I would agree with Anna Soubry, but in the link she is quoted as saying “Mr Corbyn doesn't even command respect and support from his own party never mind across the political divide”.

[agchristie]

//I always expect him to start flailing his arms around and shout “exterminate, exterminate.”//

I like that Bigbad! Daleks, when coming under attack used to say: 'My vision is impaired'.

Well,Corbyn's certainly is!!

[douglas9401]

Very revolutionary. :-)

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CHJCpTJUgAAeeHt.png

[youngmafbog]

Is Cob scottish then Douglas?

[youngmafbog]

On a more serious note though Corbyn seems to be looking really ill, gaunt and worn out. He needs to be putting his feet up in his allotment and enjoying what he has left not trying to finish himself off with what is a very stressful job.

[cassa333]

Would Corbyn get a job as a school janitor? Would he pass the DBS? Probably if he hasn’t been caught for taking illegal substances.... never was there a socialist who hasn’t dabbled.... Or the ‘Terrorist sympathiser’ probe?

[ludwig]

// He needs to be putting his feet up in his allotment and enjoying what he has left not trying to finish himself off with what is a very stressful job. //

He needs to go back to being a back bench agitator rather than trying to lead anything. He's not up to it.

[agchristie]

//He needs to be putting his feet up in his allotment//

He tried but he lost the plot ages ago....

[ichkeria]

In a statement Downing St said Mr Corbyn would “wreck the economy”.
Understandably not wanting that honour to go to someone else lol

[hereIam]

Is he the worst leader Labour has ever had - I think so ! He's stopped me from voting Labour anyway (and many others I suspect) ..

[youngmafbog]

May did the same for me on the other side of the fence hereIam. Unfortunately both our parties are being hijacked by people who should be in other parties. COB & Co the Communists and May & Co the liberals.

[mushroom25]

not sure why he's bothered to write that letter - according to the shadow chancellor, mr Corbyn doesn't need anyone's support. he calls the vote of no confidence, he wins, McDonnell bundles him in a taxi to balmoral, and her maj gets told in no uncertain terms who the boss is...……
…..allegedly.

[ichkeria]

Of course he needs the support of other parties. He can’t hope to form a government without a coalition. The numbers are not in his favour.
I wondered if Jo Swinson was regretting ruling out working with Corbyn actually. I suspect the positive reaponse of the other parties has taken her by surprise slightly.
Nonetheless I still feel a national unity government wouldn’t work. Probably no matter who was leading it.
It just needs someone to put through the obvious solution: a referendum - with a very short “campaign” - on the existing deal.
But there appears to be no consensus even for that among the moderates.

[diddlydo]

Corbyn as caretaker would be miles better than Boris the Buffoon.

[DTCwordfan]

JC is actually one of us.....the anagram of his name is 'Enjoy Merry CB' as in our Chatterbank. It all makes sense now.

[Mozz71]

I don't think Corbyn is an idiot by any stretch of the imagination, but he's certainly no leader. Mrs May made such a pig's ear of the job, if Labour had had a more competent leader, we wouldn't be enduring a Boris leadership right now. (although to be fair, he's not screwed up so far)

[Hopkirk]

Corbyn isn't who worries me.

It's John McDonnell.