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thesweetcheat Aug 9, 2015 13:24:43

Replying to Questionmark

Questionmark wrote:

IanB wrote:

You don't even need to be a member. It costs £3 to have say in the outcome. £3 buys you the same say in the leadership election as Liz Kendall, Andy Burnham and the rest of those MPs with their white flags of surrender already bought and paid for. The best £3 most people will ever spend if JC gets the leadership.

Corbyn / Creasy the dream ticket.

Personally speaking I wanted a woman because it is one of only two radical moves to take politics in this country let alone the Labour Party - I'm dreaming of course!

Personally speaking I'll be voting for the person with the policies I most agree with. I'm less interested in whether they wear their genitals on the inside or the outside.

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IanB Aug 9, 2015 20:36:48

Replying to thesweetcheat

thesweetcheat wrote:

Questionmark wrote:

IanB wrote:

You don't even need to be a member. It costs £3 to have say in the outcome. £3 buys you the same say in the leadership election as Liz Kendall, Andy Burnham and the rest of those MPs with their white flags of surrender already bought and paid for. The best £3 most people will ever spend if JC gets the leadership.

Corbyn / Creasy the dream ticket.

Personally speaking I wanted a woman because it is one of only two radical moves to take politics in this country let alone the Labour Party - I'm dreaming of course!

Personally speaking I'll be voting for the person with the policies I most agree with. I'm less interested in whether they wear their genitals on the inside or the outside.

That wasn't me saying that. I like Stella Creasy for taking on pay day loan cos. Not a gender issue for me. In the end being deputy is probably a lot less important than shadow chancellor. I will be impressed when someone who doesn't look like a dodgy insurance salesman gets that gig!