Corbyn To Stay?

[exarmy448]

https://www.change.org/p/jeremy-corbyn-mp-campaign-to-keep-jeremy-corbyn-as-leader

A petition has allegedly been signed by thousands for Corbyn to reverse his decision to resign as leader.

[Jackdaw33]

Come the next election Corbyn will be
75.

[jourdain2]

I've just signed it.....! TBH, if they cotton on to this, then I suppose there is a chance of electing a half-way decent leader of the opposition and this isn't a bad thing in terms of Democracy. I do think Corbyn is a conviction politician - I just don't like what he's convinced about.

[ichkeria]

If people were - or are- serious about wanting Corbyn to stay as leader they’d be writing to him.
Not setting up a half arsed petition on clang.org. That’s the lazy option

[zebo]

Where do I sign? Keep him in, and keep him out of Downing Street

[ichkeria]

The biggest petition change.org has had in the UK was one to reinstate Jeremy Clarkson on Top Gear.
Lol

[ToraToraTora]

I hope they keep him, best Tory asset we've ever had. Sadly though I don't think even Labour are that stupid.

[10ClarionSt]

This man was the sole reason that Labour did so badly. The sole reason. How often do Corbynistas need to be told that? And that's from a committed labour supporter. We need to move on. Start from fresh and get rid of him and Momentum. Apart from that, everythings fine thanks! ;o)

[ichkeria]

I don’t want to bang on about this too much, but nochance.org is a way of letting off steam.
“No chance” is exactly what there is of Corbyn not shuffling off whenever.

[ToraToraTora]

interesting post 10cs, a few months ago you were loving corbynism and hard line socialism now you appear to be distancing yourself from it. Is this a Damascan conversion?

[ludwig]

There's no chance of him staying, but I bet he'd like to.

Listening to his new year message you'd have thought his leadership had been a roaring success. They've built a movement, won the argument, increased party membership, and are ready to spearhead the 'resistance' to Boris Johnson. No mention of the election result of course.

[Khandro]

As Alan Johnson said on election night, Corbyn couldn't lead the party out of a paper bag.

[TonyV]

hope he stays and loses some more seats.

[mushroom25]

//No mention of the election result of course. //

77% of labour MPs retained their seats. anyone sitting an exam would consider 77% as a cracking result - it's a win in anyone's book, right?

[TonyV]

yes but 23% didn't that is a massive loss IMO.

[shoota]

77% leaves mush room for improvement...

[sevenOP]

'Corbyn To Stay?'

On this forum?
Highly likely.

[youngmafbog]

And this is what would have happened if he got in. Laws changed to give him (Momentum + Unions) absolute power until he dropped dead.

It's what all Marxisits/Communists do.

[New Judge]

//77% of labour MPs retained their seats. anyone sitting an exam would consider 77% as a cracking result - it's a win in anyone's book, right?//

What strange logic!

A better analogy might come from me spending the afternoon in the betting shop. I walked in with £100 in my pocket and walked out with just £77. I cannot see me believing that was a "win in anyone's book", let alone a "cracking result".

[mushroom25]

//What strange logic! // I should maybe just add that it wasn't my logic, but that of one of the labour candidates who wasn't in that 77%, and was akin to Mr Corbyn's claim that labour had "won the argument".

[sevenOP]

ymf -- "And this is what would have happened if he got in. Laws changed to give him (Momentum + Unions) absolute power until he dropped dead. It's what all Marxisits/Communists do."

Like Fidel to Raul and Raul to Miguel Díaz-Canel ?

Wow! no wonder the MSM, Blairites, the victim lobby and Integrity I./intel and home forces coordinated..... and of course Farage bottled out.