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Do you thing Jeremy Corbyn will resign if the Conservative Party wins with a large majority? If so, who do you think will replace him?
A lot of Corbyn's own MPs and party members don't support him so I really don't think a Corbynite like Diane Abbot or John McDonnell would be too successful if it comes down to a leadership race.
A lot of Corbyn's own MPs and party members don't support him so I really don't think a Corbynite like Diane Abbot or John McDonnell would be too successful if it comes down to a leadership race.
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Depends if you believe Jeremy Corbyn, who said he didn't want to be the leader once he was past 70 years old.
Or Jeremy Corbyn, who said he had a mandate from the membership so would stay on.
Or Jeremy Corbyn, who said he had a mandate from the membership so would stay on.
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#3
If he does resign, I hope the new leader is literally ANYONE but Diane Abbot. Even the idea that she could be PM is scary.
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No, he won't resign. He'll cling on, like a limpet (or like Neil Kinnoch, anyway). He'll always bang the 'democratically elected by the party' drum, even though he's a joke who couldn't win a game of Connect 4 with a 6 year-old, never mind a general election.
The only time he'll go is when his party forces him out. The tide has to turn against him.
The only time he'll go is when his party forces him out. The tide has to turn against him.
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(Original post by Allie4)
Pretty sure hes already confirmed that he won't.
Pretty sure hes already confirmed that he won't.
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(Original post by Reality Check)
No, he won't resign. He'll cling on, like a limpet (or like Neil Kinnoch, anyway). He'll always bang the 'democratically elected by the party' drum, even though he's a joke who couldn't win a game of Connect 4 with a 6 year-old, never mind a general election.
The only time he'll go is when his party forces him out. The tide has to turn against him.
No, he won't resign. He'll cling on, like a limpet (or like Neil Kinnoch, anyway). He'll always bang the 'democratically elected by the party' drum, even though he's a joke who couldn't win a game of Connect 4 with a 6 year-old, never mind a general election.
The only time he'll go is when his party forces him out. The tide has to turn against him.
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I don't think he will. He will stay on at least until he can get the rules change to make it easier for another left winger to stand next time.
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(Original post by Drewski)
Depends if you believe Jeremy Corbyn, who said he didn't want to be the leader once he was past 70 years old.
Or Jeremy Corbyn, who said he had a mandate from the membership so would stay on.
Depends if you believe Jeremy Corbyn, who said he didn't want to be the leader once he was past 70 years old.
Or Jeremy Corbyn, who said he had a mandate from the membership so would stay on.
> corbyn did have a mandate from the members
> thank you for praising his honesty
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(Original post by StudyJosh)
> corbyn isnt 70
> corbyn did have a mandate from the members
> thank you for praising his honesty
> corbyn isnt 70
> corbyn did have a mandate from the members
> thank you for praising his honesty
It's not honesty when you contradict yourself.
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#12
(Original post by the bear)
Ms Abbott would make a wonderful successor for Jez on the shadowy benches.
Ms Abbott would make a wonderful successor for Jez on the shadowy benches.
are there really no better labour representatives in her contituancey??
(Original post by Rii.M)
Do you thing Jeremy Corbyn will resign if the Conservative Party wins with a large majority? If so, who do you think will replace him?
A lot of Corbyn's own MPs and party members don't support him so I really don't think a Corbynite like Diane Abbot or John McDonnell would be too successful if it comes down to a leadership race.
Do you thing Jeremy Corbyn will resign if the Conservative Party wins with a large majority? If so, who do you think will replace him?
A lot of Corbyn's own MPs and party members don't support him so I really don't think a Corbynite like Diane Abbot or John McDonnell would be too successful if it comes down to a leadership race.
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#13
(Original post by RKPB)
Diane Abbott even being an MP bothers me
are there really no better labour representatives in her contituancey??
If it does come down to another leadership race, I think someone like Keir Starmer or Yevett Cooper would be a good choice.
Diane Abbott even being an MP bothers me
are there really no better labour representatives in her contituancey??If it does come down to another leadership race, I think someone like Keir Starmer or Yevett Cooper would be a good choice.
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(Original post by rkpb)
diane abbott even being an mp bothers me are there really no better labour representatives in her contituancey??
diane abbott even being an mp bothers me
are there really no better labour representatives in her contituancey??
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So long as the polling is not wildly off and he can say he gained vote share then it does not matter because even if he goes next Autumn, another Momentum candidate will replace him.
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(Original post by Drewski)
But he will be soon. Why stay on as leader if he's not then going to stay on to fight for PM at the next General, by which point he will be over 70.
It's not honesty when you contradict yourself.
But he will be soon. Why stay on as leader if he's not then going to stay on to fight for PM at the next General, by which point he will be over 70.
It's not honesty when you contradict yourself.
> theresa may says she wont have a general election
> theresa may says remain is best for the country
> theresa may policy u-turn
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#17
If Labour lose more seats than before I expect he'll announce his intention to resign but will first change the Labour leadership election rules to allow John McDonnell to win rather than a moderate like Yvette Cooper or Sir Keir Starmer.
If Labour gain more seats then he'll stay on with the PLP likely staging another leadership challenge.
If Labour gain more seats then he'll stay on with the PLP likely staging another leadership challenge.
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#18
He won't resign. He is not just fighting the conservatives, he is fighting the labour party from within
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#19
If he resigns can we have Barry Gardiner pls cause he is ****ing funny and sassy.
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#20
(Original post by Inexorably)
If he resigns can we have Barry Gardiner pls cause he is ****ing funny and sassy.
If he resigns can we have Barry Gardiner pls cause he is ****ing funny and sassy.
Hows your drift right going?
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