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    1. Next election is going to be wild. Basically every party is in unknown terrority. Even the Greens are facing unclear challenges on account of Corbyn

    2. WhalingSmithers00 on

      What flags will they be flying? Local government is all about the flags

    3. Crumpetlust on

      Corbyn has literal communists such as 
      Andrew Feinstein in it’s party. Are people wanting communism?

    4. lukethenukeshaw on

      Jezzas party does worry me, too focused on Gaza and fighting the wealthy. Sounds like a direct train to bankrupt the country

    5. Corbyn’s new party? It’s not even a party yet, she’s defected to an email list

    6. Let’s see if people get as rabid over Jezbolahs councillors as they do over Reforms

    7. Desperate_Caramel_10 on

      reform and whatever this new party is called have been pretty good lightning rods to attract the crazies from labour and the tories. hopefully the sign of a return to middle ground sane politics.

    8. IllustriousPhoto3865 on

      Yesss, Labour are finished!!, the vote has been split! 😂, Reform are going to dismantle and destroy both parties, we get to see Jeremy Corbyn get dismantled and disfigured on the world stage again! 😂

      🎵 🗣️ nooooo jeremyyyy cooorrrrrbynnnnn, noooooo Jeremy corbynnnnnnn 🎵

    9. Doesn’t matter who wins what, they are all the same just a different colour tie

    10. Competitive_Pen7192 on

      I hope he’s happy when Reform get in and he’s yet again hogged the political airspace and divided the left and sensible folk.

      If he was going to win it would have been back Vs Theresa May.

      At this point he’s just wasting everyone’s time.

      Relic of the 1980s and a career opposition politician at best.

    11. thedarkknight787 on

      People joining parties that actually represent their views. How dare they /s

    12. So should we start getting used to the idea of Prime Minister Nigel Farage?

    13. Powerful-Cut-708 on

      Corbyn represents a part of the Labour tradition that goes all the way back to the early days of the party. Passed down from Nye Bevin, to Tony Benn, to Corbyn himself.

      This party represents this wing’s split from Labour. It has represented and always will represent a significant chunk of the electorate (between 10%-20%, minimum).

      To signal to this 10-20% that their ‘tribe’ as it were is being represented by a party, it makes sense that the party would have to have the current leader of that tribe involved. Of course Corbyn is the leader be default.

      But just as the people who loved Tony Benn didn’t go away and were reignited by Corbyn, Corbyn’s stepping away does not spell the end for the party PROVIDING someone has been groomed as a trusted leader to carry the torch.

      With the platform of the party, this is far more likely to happen than within the Labour Party – where there was a 30 year gap between the prominence of Benn and Corbyn.

      Whether you like it or not there is an appetite for Corbyn led politics. Look at the polling for the hypothetical party as proof. Corbyn losing twice as Labour leader means very little – because he doesn’t have to win for there to be an appetite. 10-20% of the vote clearly indicates an appetite for that style of politics.

    14. Maybe they should lower the voting age to 10 ?

      Or they could give the convicted pedo’s a vote, they keep letting them out of jail so surely they will vote for Kier!

    15. Isosceles_Kramer79 on

      She is drinking beer? Doesn’t she know that alcohol is absolutely haram?

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