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1) it's not just #Brexit, Corbyn & his leadership team are plain lacking in character, integrity & courage
Another week, another "edging towards a 2nd ref", another forked tongue stance
This is what a Corbyn government would look like - on everything
uk.reuters.com/article/uk-bri…
Another week, another "edging towards a 2nd ref", another forked tongue stance
This is what a Corbyn government would look like - on everything
uk.reuters.com/article/uk-bri…
2) any Corbyn government would face difficult choices. It would also have a responsibility to rebuild trust in politics, and it would fail miserably.
Because whatever Corbyn was before being leader hasn't translated into a good picture post his election
Because whatever Corbyn was before being leader hasn't translated into a good picture post his election
3) ever since he agreed under pressure to support Remain just after his election he and his teams instinct has been to equivocate, misdirect, be ambiguous
Starmer sent out to say one thing, McDonnell something slightly different, Gardiner something different again
Starmer sent out to say one thing, McDonnell something slightly different, Gardiner something different again
4) why does anyone think a leadership so disingenuous, so mired in doublespeak, would make a good government?
You can't build anything good on a foundation of smoke and mirrors
You can't build anything good on a foundation of smoke and mirrors
5) the man & his team are the worst thing to ever happen to Labour. How anyone could follow someone so instinctively evasive is absolutely beyond me
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