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Corbyn Doing His Job As Leader Of The Opposition

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mikey4444 | 08:32 Thu 05th Nov 2015 | News
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There is a lot of opprobrium given out to Corbyn, but judging by his performance at PMQs, he seems to rather good at holding dave's feet to the fire.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-34720751

It is said that the microphones picked up dave muttering that PMQs were far too long these days, or something similar.
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Early doors, but independent observers (Quentin Letts apart) seem to think that Corbyn has won the last two PMQs. But they are small victories and there is a long time before the next election. At any rate, Corbyn is doing better than Miliband, who was very poor as Opposition leader. For me the jury is still out as to his long term effectiveness, but for now, the...
18:22 Thu 05th Nov 2015
//encouraged many thousands of new Members//

Most of those were Conservatives on a mission, weren't they? ;o)
mikey must be a tragic ste, sitting in the corner of the pub drinking his never ending bitter and feverishly clutching at passing straws
Early doors, but independent observers (Quentin Letts apart) seem to think that Corbyn has won the last two PMQs. But they are small victories and there is a long time before the next election. At any rate, Corbyn is doing better than Miliband, who was very poor as Opposition leader.

For me the jury is still out as to his long term effectiveness, but for now, the change in style is welcomed. It appears like a more grown up politics, and scenes like yesterday of the baying loons on the Tory benches trying to drown him out will only help him. I am sure Cameron and hs troops will adapt, but they will have to raise their game.
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