[Mrs Willy]

I hope and think he is the next prime minister.

Fingers crossed. I do ok for myself, so i will be a fair bit worse off. But more than happy for corbyn to become the next PM and tax the crap out of me if he delivers. Even if he doesnt id rather him at the helm than anyone else.

I applaud labours £3 to vote in the election and is the first expression on online democracy the UK has seen. Corbyn has increased interest by 400000, or 200% ish.

He will make mincemeat of cameron @ pmq's and will change the face of politics all for the better. He already has in many ways.

 

Just a couple of many videos available online and he shines on every single one of them imho.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Budgie]

He's  got all the other candidates totally shite-ing their collective pants, all sphincters blazing recently the way they've rounded on him

[Mrs Willy]

Ironically...

He is the only one of the four candidates to have never smoked a spliff..

But i think he would listen to the argument with open ears and champion it for medicinal users.

 

http://www.mirror.co...ree-out-6120495

[WanderinBloke]

I wonder which one of the Blairites suggested including a lefty in the leadership race 'for balance'?

 

Best own goal ever.

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I like this guy lots myself Swilly and all the tripe about it being old politics and taking Labour backwards is pish imo, theirs alot of new fresh faced voters around nowadays since socialism last in the 70`s and many won`t have seen or heard this type of politics put across and pushed b4 only from the Jock lass in Scotland and look how it`s gone down their, ok Scotland is different to England and many more working class than toffee nosed stuck up types in that sense, i really don`t think it will be a washout like when Foot was in charge of Labour, although it`s lets say old style socialism to some is very new politics that`s appealing and not heard of to many more these days, if that makes sense. Big up the Corbyn crew is were i am. New Labour i couldn`t decifer the difference with them and the Tories at one point. Oh yes and the Tories are running more scared of him than they let on but it`s all about how he will stand up to the test on his economic policies and financing his spending commitments without borrowing copious amounts of cash though to get Tory votes back to Labour if he is to win or give them a good run for their money at the next election.

[Mrs Willy]

well here he is (2.05) on medicinal cannabis and drugs policy.... as well as the other three fuckwits.

 

[The Dude Abides]

I met Jeremy about 20 yrs ago, queuing outside a cinema waiting to see a Ken Loach film about the Spanish Civil War.

 

He seemed very nice, we chatted about the GLC and how to kill Thatcher.

 

He expressed surprise that I was wearing slippers on my night out so maybe he's not all good!

 

All good things

 TDA

[Anonymiss]

Interesting times ahead...

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I can`t wait for next PM question time in parliment to see how he stands up.

[The Dude Abides]

Well done Jeremy and all the party members, far out man.

 

Best bit of news in British politics for 30yrs or more.

 

All good things

 TDA