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Labour Meltdown?

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Khandro | 16:58 Sat 09th Nov 2019 | News
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The question now is not whether Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour party is fit to govern, but whether it is fit to contest an election.

These are truly extraordinary times. I can remember a number of occasions when major political parties simply fell apart – most commonly after a spectacular defeat – but never before in the opening days of a general election campaign.

It is impossible to exaggerate the political significance, not to say the emotional impact, of lifelong Labour stalwarts actually advising their supporters to vote Conservative: to commit, in effect, what would once have been seen as mortal sin.

This is not just a campaign mishap. It is a historic milestone in our national politics. The major Opposition party is no longer functional. The governing party – whatever your view of it – is the only credible one that can be supported.

Janet Daley in today's Telegraph

Is anyone planning to vote Labour & if so, why?
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Wishful thinking LOL
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I feel that this election will give Labour its biggest defeat since 1983.
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i wouldn't vote Labour if they were the only party, their leader is incompetent and those backing him are toxic
Talk about melt down , if ever Labour did get in, the news section on A/B would be On Fire, smoke coming out of their computers the population would be reduced by so many heart attacks. LOL.
Gulliver - maybe those who survived could start their own website on which to promote their right-wing views?
gromit, for a non Labour supporter you don't arf support them a lot, you sure you're not a storm trooper?
birdie - I could have written your fifth para. at 01:29, especially the beginning of it. I too hang my head in shame as it was a grave mistake, but of course I didn't think that at the time. Anyone who now votes for the vile Mr Corbyn, is, in my opinion, totally out of touch with reality.
emmie; "i wouldn't vote Labour if they were the only party, their leader is incompetent and those backing him are toxic " - think what you are looking for is our latest AB abbreviation: CDI (Certifiable Dribbling Imbecile)
yep BA for birdy.
birdy; "I used to vote Labour. I helped to put Tony Blair in power" - birdy, don't beat yourself up, it's widely accepted that New Labour nicked the Tories clothes and don't really count as a true "Labour" government, though they had thumper as a token lefty. In any case they are far cry from the anti semitic, bullying terrorist loving thugs that you creatively label the Karate party.
Boris might just as well
go on holiday for the next month and let Labour do his campaigning for him/
//Is anyone planning to vote Labour & if so, why? //

As far as I can see only one person has answered the question - and he'll vote Labour because his local candidate is his mate.

No reasons given by the known Labour supporters here. Perhaps they don't know why they're voting Labour.
i think with the amount of leaping to Labour's defence gromit is doing he's probably a secret Labour voter, and of course Itchy and Scratchy are clearly radio enough.
Tora, Birdie Jackdaw,

I predict a small gain for Labour, not a meltdown. This is not because I support Labour or want Corbyn as PM, but because I see evidence to support a small gain, and a small lose for the Conservatives.
Labour will not win the election. But the Conservatives won’t get a big majority either. We are headed for an hung parliament again. The Conservatives have had a shaky start to electioneering, you should be more concerned about them under-performing that would result in a SNP/LibDem/Labour coalition.
Gromit, in your predictions have you taken into account that the Tories have gone into negotiations with Nigel Farage in the last few days.
Have they, danny? I didn't know that.
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//Have they, danny? I didn't know that.//

Neither did I, but forget the bluster, if there wasn't a bit of quiet off piste talking going on, they would both be crazy.
^^ Agree completely, Khandro.

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