Does Recognising Ant And Dec Make One A Better Leader?

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3744803/Well-know-Jeremy-Corbyn-snaps-Victoria-Derbyshire-BBC-debate-tells-atmosphere-Labour-toxic.html

His politics are a million miles from mine, but who couldn't like Jeremy Corbyn as a person, he is very polite, has a charming smile, rides a bike and lives in an ordinary house.

Oh and he doesn't recognise Ant and Dec and seems to have no interest in the Olympics.

Certainly a man of the people, or at least those who are not interested in such trivia.

[andy-hughes]

Boaty - Er ... I think it is actually ...

[Mamyalynne]

It doesn't matter to me if a politician hasn't heard of multi award winning TV personalities or knows what is No 1 in the charts - far more important they know about the job they are employed to do.

[waterboatman]

Yes gods we're doomed. Doomed I tell you!!

I'm getting a ticket on the next ship to nowhere.

[Mamyalynne]

Send us a postcard.x

[waterboatman]

Mamy, I don't think that includes Corbyn. He's on another planet. A nice bloke right enough, so he is, but he ain't a leader of a nation.

How are you anyway my lovely?

[waterboatman]

I'll do that Mamy! :o}

[Mamyalynne]

I agree he isn't leadership material but seems a good egg with a kind heart.

I'm fine thank you, hope your Birthday is going well.x

[waterboatman]

It is Maya. I'm getting too old for all this riotous behaviour. ;o}

[waterboatman]

It is Maya. I'm getting too old for all this riotous behaviour. ;o}

[waterboatman]

How did that happen?

I'd like to have a pint with him to be honest.