The only way to beat the Tories now is to work all-out for Labour. (Reply #2)

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Ken Burch (50,254 posts)

2. The only way to beat the Tories now is to work all-out for Labour.

If May gets re-elected, no future elections in the UK will ever really matter.

Thatcherism will have been carved in stone for all eternity.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	OP
If Labour loses there will be plenty of blame to spread around.	hrmjustin	Apr 2017	#1
The only way to beat the Tories now is to work all-out for Labour.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#2
Yes. If May gets elected expect Scotland to go independent and Labour will	hrmjustin	Apr 2017	#3
And the LibDems aren't an anti-Tory party.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#4
They are not on the left like Labour.	hrmjustin	Apr 2017	#5
They're hardly even in the center.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#8
Realistically, May is highly likely to get re-elected	muriel_volestrangler	Apr 2017	#6
I know that.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#19
"Working all out" is one of Labour's problems	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#7
But isn't that due, as much as anything else, to the fact that the PLP never let up on Corbyn?	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#9
No.	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#10
People are less likely to be good managers	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#11
If you ever actually bothered to read what you are replying to...	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#12
OK, Corbyn could have managed people somewhat better.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#14
It has to be said that there have been grumbles from some SNP activists	Denzil_DC	Apr 2017	#20
Labour does seem to have it worse than other parties	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#21
I think someone within the Corbyn movement will write an analysis of that	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#22
OK - for this very reason, let's not treat the PLP as our enemy	LeftishBrit	Apr 2017	#32
Who is or isn't to blame within the Labour Party isn't the point	LeftishBrit	Apr 2017	#13
And this is why I'm pissed off with Labour	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#15
Agree	LeftishBrit	Apr 2017	#16
Suspect that there will be more retirements	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#17
There's nothing illegitimate or unfair about the concept of deselection.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#23
You must be really annoyed...	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#24
I am as concerned as you are about the imminent Tory landslide-which can still be prevented.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#25
Well, Momentum are going about winning support for Labour.....	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#26
The EU isn't the ONLY issue that matters.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#27
Wrong	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#28
"The EU isn't the ONLY issue that matters."	Denzil_DC	Apr 2017	#29
That's it exactly	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#30
Labour should push for a Soft Brexit.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#35
I have said I would have voted Remain.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#33
I suggest you spend a little time reading down the posts on this page	Denzil_DC	Apr 2017	#36
Whatever else we disagree on...	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#38
The election is happening, and Corbyn is campaigning to get them out.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#39
The point is that all these things are dependent on NOT Brexiting	LeftishBrit	Apr 2017	#31
This message was self-deleted by its author	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#34
OK, in your view, what would it mean for Momentum to "engage with the outside world"?	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#42
This message was self-deleted by its author	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#18
If Labour had vetoed the election, wouldn't that have caused massive blowback against them?	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#37
Of course your theory is rubbish!	T_i_B	Apr 2017	#40
Thanks for the response.	Ken Burch	Apr 2017	#41

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