Prediction League Election Poll

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Election poll

  • Conservative

    Votes: 7 26.9%

  • Labour

    Votes: 9 34.6%

  • Lib Dem

    Votes: 1 3.8%

  • Undecided

    Votes: 1 3.8%

  • Other

    Votes: 4 15.4%

  • Not voting

    Votes: 4 15.4%
  • Total voters
    26
Corbyn has peaked already. Speaking at a Labour rally in Croydon, with a specially selected audience he actually spoke rather well. Let's see what happens when he goes up North<yikes>.
 
SuperChrissyisfantasticPardswasatrocious said:
Few more Labour's MP's standing down this weekend. The quote from one of them: "I couldn't ask anyone to vote for corbyn"
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Jeremy certainly looked happy at his rally earlier - given a rapturous standing ovation even before he had spoken.

Unfortunately the audience were handpicked Corbyn supporters <laugh>

It's just the other 25m people who are going to vote that he has to convince now

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SuperChrissyisfantasticPardswasatrocious said:
We smashed a bar a few weeks back to celebrate his 25 years. Felt like death the next day.
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I was at Sunderland Road celebrating his first win 25 years ago. I'd just spent 4 days replastering the kitchen-diner, and needed a reward<ale><ale><ale><ale><ale><ale><ale><ale><ale>. He took the seat fro John Maples at the second attempt. Maples was a sore loser, and made a very ungracious speech.
 
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ForestHillBilly said:
I was at Sunderland Road celebrating his first win 25 years ago. I'd just spent 4 days replastering the kitchen-diner, and needed a reward<ale><ale><ale><ale><ale><ale><ale><ale><ale>. He took the seat fro John Maples at the second attempt. Maples was a sore loser, and made a very ungracious speech.
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Did my work experience down there. Be interesting to see who replaces Jim now - it's a comfortable seat but I'm sure Jezza can **** it up somewhere.
 
Doesn't he just love the adulation of the Corbynistas? As one traditional Labour voter said "He can lead a protest but he can't lead his party". Apparently when the election was announced he spoke at a meeting of the PLP, and notonce did he mention Winning, or the concept of winning. I don't think his fans are really interested in winning
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Hope he does it to be honest - looking forward to his halo slipping.
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That happened already when he made Sami Chakrabati a Dame in return for clearing the Labour party of anti-semitism.
Any body think he's trying to copy the Trump campaign?
 
Our local MP is Joe Johnson, brother of Boris. All I know about him is that he is universally regarded as a nice chap, and he will win by a landslide. Never heard of him doing anything for Orpington.
 
ForestHillBilly said:
Our local MP is Joe Johnson, brother of Boris. All I know about him is that he is universally regarded as a nice chap, and he will win by a landslide. Never heard of him doing anything for Orpington.
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No 'e' there in Jo.

As you know, I canvassed for him after he was adopted in 2010. Huge brain, if a little diffident for my taste.
 
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