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Re: Labour to win? Surely not...
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In 4 years he will have new competition, I think he will keep his head down, at the moment he's a winner , not in a top dog way but in a looking after No.1 not making any mistakes that he can't back out of, being a jolly chap of the people [as long as he doesn't actually have to eat with them or anything as plebian as that] May tried and failed, shes the new IDS , forever an also ran, she managed to win an election and somehow come second.
We are assuming of course that the tories will see the error of their ways and at least veer slightly back to the 'centrist' ground.Nothing to say that the hard right won't come barging in spouting we're too soft , let's get harder and take over and carry on in the same overbearing clueless manner hoping the Daily Mail will sort it all out

just been listening to Radio4 and a discussion about how to manage a hung parliament, involves a lot of hard work and cooperation , so that leaves....
oh dear.

shouldn't be too smug, if the positions were reversed I'd like to think Labour would unite under Corbyn, that's probably wishful thinking


Reply | with quote		Posted by machineryelf
11th June 2017ce
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