bojo is king, brexit is on, stuff is fvcked, tomorrow starts here -- new govt new thread new battle

fucking hell, Dunty is actually happy with that cover. I thought this was something old i'd seen on here before ..lol!

Dunty sees himself as a shining, golden figure striding away with his scarf flipped jauntily over the shoulder from the dull Brexit hordes (which he was a part of before the referendum, but we talk about that even less than his article about Blair’s dick).

omg I just spotted the fucked up legs on the Brexit hordes, serious Rob Liefeld energy

all this arch-remainers with dodgy pasts. Also Swinson who was calling for an EU ref 8 years ago. Yet it always Corbyn who was the secret leave voter.

Much like the accusations that Corbyn supporters spend their lives attacking the people whose votes they need and abusiveness on twitter, it’s all one big case of projection.

also:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UziZYL_gtDc
― mark s

this is amazing

amazingly good or amazingly bad I am not quite sure about yet

... talking of dodgy pasts.

that David Steel track is banging

It's by Jessie Rae, that's why it's so good.

He did a David Bellamy one too...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNJw3CGIqYE

it isn't as good as that one Django Reinhardt did with hitler!

checkmate, RLB

Rebecca Long Bailey gives an interview insisting she is not a puppet of the Corbyn regime.

SITTING IN CORBYN'S OFFICEhttps://t.co/YmEpcy2EsW pic.twitter.com/hCWXBjxRE9

— Matt Chorley (@MattChorley) January 22, 2020

corbyn was hiding under the table, directing rlb's responses by tapping morse code on her left kneecap

Seumas Milne holding up cue cards behind the interviewer

These quotes are ok, still wouldn't go this far

Fair go, I don't think I agree with her on much, but she's been a revelation in this campaign https://t.co/6TRnQpChfq

— Dan Davies (@dsquareddigest) January 22, 2020

It's genuinely bizarre to me to see so many RLB voters suggesting she'll be their second pref.

Corbyn’s office is iirc just a big meeting room, he doesn’t use the actual LOTO offices?

Matt Ch0rl3y is a Tory cunt but you knew that already.

Nice little dig at (((the Corbyn regime))), conveys all the meaning of (((Jon Lansman))) but is a good deal more subtle.

brain worms

It is the kind of room that Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the opposition, does media in

— Matt Chorley (@MattChorley) January 22, 2020

It's genuinely bizarre to me to see so many RLB voters suggesting she'll be their second pref.

― ShariVari, Wednesday, 22 January 2020 bookmarkflaglink

Is it tactical in that they don't want Starmer to win?

Surely you give her your first pref if you don’t want him winning

Some of it might be tactical but people absolutely seem to be warming to her.

She comes across well - calm, serious, thoughtful- while talking utter bollocks.

We stood with the Russian government, and not with the people it oppresses, who suffer poverty and discrimination. We failed the test of solidarity.

full of shit

Who said that, Enver Hoxha?

Sorry I totally misread, I was reading this as RLB voters giving her their 2nd pref...idiot

I’m not planning on giving LN or KS any prefs. Maybe Thornberry for banter

Something desperately tragic about adults in their 40s flatsharing and still voting Tory while they prattle on about tone arguments.

Tory flatmate looks at Twitter:

“F**k me, look how they are speaking about Jess Philips ... and they are supposed to be on the same side.

I could never vote Labour again, all the time they behave like that”.

And I think most of the country agree.

— Caroline_Penn (@CarolinePenn2) January 21, 2020

"F**k me, look how they are racist and intent on destroying the poor. I could never vote Tory again, all the time they behave like that."

Most of the country, never.

Labour you have made it impossible for my Tory flatmate to ever vote Labour again for the first time - no wonder you finally lost an election after 22 years.

lol the person says their Tory flatmate was “a lifelong Labour voter til 2019” - yeah fucking right.

Who said that, Enver Hoxha?

― Frozen Mug (Tom D.), Wednesday, 22 January 2020 bookmarkflaglink

Hoxha and LJ failing the solidarity test again is it?

He's not even posting in here rn CA, all roads needn't lead to LJ.

"And I think most of the country agree."

this line is always a giveaway

Jeremy Corbyn “spent the last 4 years getting absolutely trashed by sections of the media including parts of the BBC - he doesn’t deserve to be trashed for a minute” says Rebecca Long ... sorry, Lisa Nandy. #r4today

— Kevin Schofield (@PolhomeEditor) January 22, 2020

Daniel -CA

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Comrade Alphabet

Lol ok

"I could never vote Labour again, all the time they behave like that”.

Anyone would think the Tories hadn't just chuck a whole lot of MPs out of their party for not being Brexity enough.

Anyone would think the Tories hadn't just chuck a whole lot of MPs out of their party for not being Brexity enough.

'Ultimately it worked for them, say what you like about them they know how to win'

'Yes but it was over a matter of principle core to who their voters are, they're throwing Jess under the bus just because she tells a few home truths, its hardly the same. And I think most of the country would agree with me endof'

'We should hold ourselves to a higher account and not throw our best performers away!!'

Well, the thing is, conservatives can disagree on issues such as whether non-whites are human and whether concentration camps are a good idea or not, and remain civil about it. True gentlemen all.

John Crace's sketch for the Guardian yesterday on the tragedy of JP withdrawing, contrasted with his evisceration of Swinson during the election for being unpolished, unprepared, self-obsessed, etc is a useful reminder that, for a lot of the commentariat, treating politics, voters and party members with contempt is always going to be a massive plus point. Phillips' only strength is that she appears to treat the business of politics with the same disdain they do.

@haringeycouncil rail road over their own scrutiny committee, vote against facilitating talks between @LatinVillageUK & @graingerplc & then @CllrEjiofor laughs in traders faces as he pushes through their dispossession.

This is an utter disgrace to @UKLabour & @PeoplesMomentum pic.twitter.com/CW27vKiZLj

— George S Briley (@StephenJMai) January 21, 2020

Crace, Dunt and all these tossers are clear that the biggest factor in who should be next leader is the extent to which they've criticised the previous leader. Thornberry had a go but her heart's not really in it and just makes her look too hypocritical.

Someone needs a visit to the inflation room

I can't believe I'm having to tell you this, but the leader of the opposition has a suite of offices, including a boardroom, and he has let one of the contenders to replace him conduct an interview in it to distance herself from him. That's a bit odd

— Matt Chorley (@MattChorley) January 22, 2020

Nandy officially on the ballot without needing CLPs, thanks to endorsement from Chinese For Labour.

is... is matt chorley okay

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EO4AfIHWAAEgvdS?format=png&name=small

Wonder who will get the Labour Irish endorsement? They deserve me if they endorse someone bad.

the officegate plot thickens, in every sense of the word

It’s one of the shadow cabinet rooms in the Norman Shaw, how do you not know this https://t.co/C6OTD7klup

— Dawn Foster (@DawnHFoster) January 22, 2020