Give Jeremy Corbyn 15 Months So Says

[emmie]

Len McClusky

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39398544?ocid=socialflow_twitter&ns_mchannel=social&ns_campaign=bbcnews&ns_source=twi

[emmie]

has he got that long i wonder.

[ichkeria]

'You have been at me for months and months to come up with a time scale' complained Mr McCluskey.
An odd complaint from someone who's just mentioned '15 months'
What can one say?
Plainly Corbyn will still be leader in 15 months unless he resigns. And Labour will still be reeling from his disastrous leadership. Meanwhile Tory fundamentalist Eurosceptics and the SNP will continue to be the only opposition this govt fears.

[emmie]

there is no one to replace him at this stage, and they are so intent on making war amongst themselves, they can't see the wood for the trees.

[ToraToraTora]

he's won the leadership twice and would win again, how, pray are they going to get rid of him?

[Jackdaw33]

Let him stay. He's the best advert the Tories have got. Long may he reign.

[youngmafbog]

He wins fair and square. Democracy in action again, but of course the liberal left dont like it so it must be wrong.

[ichkeria]

Hmm, yes but the "democracy" that matters is that exercised at a general election. Corbyn was shoved into the position he is in now largely by people with little or no connection to the Labour Party beyond a sudden impulse to pay a nominal fee.
No one, however, that I am aware of is suggesting that he was not elected "fairly and squarely". If he WAS any sort of a threat to Mrs Deathmask and her party I suspect there would be a lot more complaining from that quarter. It is the most telling reflection of his "leadership" that they largely ignore him.

[ludwig]

I wonder what he thinks is going to happen within 15 months that will make Corbyn or Labour look remotely credible to the electorate.