30 votes to 18

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The margin by which Frank Field lost a vote of no confidence in his constituency party before resigning the Labour whip, as a result of which Corbyn supporters say he must stand down as MP



172 votes to 40 .

The margin by which Corbyn lost a vote of no confidence in his parliamentary party 2 years ago , as a result of which he refused to do any thing

 

[JohnD]

And the anti-Corbynites unsuccessfully demanded he should resign.

Not long afterwards, in the 2016 Leadership elections, when the party made its choice, Corbyn gained 313,209 votes, 61% of the total.

And in the 2017 General Election, the labour party, led by Corbyn, gained 12,878,460 votes. An increase of 9.6%

It's a funny thing, confidence, isn't it.

 

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And the anti-Corbynites unsuccessfully demanded he should resign.

Not long afterwards, in the 2016 Leadership elections, when the party made its choice, Corbyn gained 313,209 votes, 61% of the total.

It's a funny thing, confidence, isn't it.

yep he has no honour , un like Frank

So the Unite union ect rallied there members reminds me of the teamster union in the states under Hoffer

 

[JohnD]

Perhaps you think 12,878,460 voters suddenly became extremists.

Perhaps you are wrong.

 

[JohnD]

Funny thing is, we all know that if the Tory supporters weren't so scared of Corbyn becoming PM due to his policies and popularity, they wouldn't put so much effort into attacking him.

 

[^woody^]

It's Röhm Putsch all over again.

The brown shirts are in da house.

 

[JohnD]

No the Right-Wing extremists are trickling into the Conservatives, now that UKIP has shrivelled away, but are still fairly small. Tommy's lot are still fringe and nobody else is a leader with violent convictions.

 

[Notch7]

It's a funny thing, confidence, isn't it

Yes its a funny thing.

Itl, be funny if labour split and the moderates leave.

Corbyn, McDonnell, commie Milne etc can then have the party to themselves and make it as extreme left wing as they like.

 

[JohnD]

I see your September memo has arrived from Central Office.

 

[sbgasman]

I think Corbyn could win the next GE,but only if Dianne Abbot is counting the votes.

 

[Notch7]

And the anti-Corbynites unsuccessfully demanded he should resign.

Not long afterwards, in the 2016 Leadership elections, when the party made its choice, Corbyn gained 313,209 votes, 61% of the total.

And in the 2017 General Election, the labour party, led by Corbyn, gained 12,878,460 votes. An increase of 9.6%

It's a funny thing, confidence, isn't it.

Oh yes, dont forget it was one of the lowest ratio votes to seats for decades.

History tells us the most successful Labour victory lasting 3 terms was a centrist party.

Corbyn can think about that when hes on his allotment full time

 

[EFLImpudence]

Yes its a funny thing.
Itl, be funny if labour split and the moderates leave.
Corbyn, McDonnell, commie Milne etc can then have the party to themselves and make it as extreme left wing as they like.

Why do you care?

If you don't support them, then surely the worse they are the better.

 

[Notch7]

I see your September memo has arrived from Central Office.

Yes here it is:

Yougov poll 3rd-4th September

Voting intention:
Tory 39%
Labour 35%

 

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Perhaps you think 12,878,460 voters suddenly became extremists.

Perhaps you are wrong.

No I would not go so far as to say that . Well not all of em any way , dare say there are a few moderates in that figure .

And may be even a few "Rabid Quitters"

 

[motorbiking]

Funny thing is, we all know that if the Tory supporters weren't so scared of Corbyn becoming PM due to his policies and popularity, they wouldn't put so much effort into attacking him.

Isn't that part of their job? You know finding fault with the opposition, so that people would maybe vote for them?