Thread by @Femi_Sorry

If I was Corbyn's advisor, I'd tell him to let someone else manage the temporary government. I'd even write his speech!
"If an alternate leader will help bring Conservative MPs together in the national interest, I'll accept that."
Then whatever happens with Brexit, isn't on him!

Everyone knows Tories fear a Corbyn government more than they fear a No Deal Brexit.
There is a clear majority in Parliament against No-Deal, and that clear majority includes Tories.

So is the ability to say "I was PM for a few weeks" really worth risking a national disaster?

If Corbyn can command a majority in Parliament to extend article 50 for the purposes of a new referendum, then as the leader of the largest opposition party, he definitely should.

But if he can't... his sub needs to be off the bench and warming up around the pitch right now!

It's a temporary government, so there'll be no opportunity to implement anything other than Brexit policy. The coalition would crumble if he tried. So this isn't about socialism vs centricism or any of the tribalistic BS I'm hearing.

There are literally 300 MPs to choose from. Those of us not obsessed with party politics or the egos involved couldn't give a **** who the PM is for those few weeks/months.

We just want a Parliament voted in by people who didn't want no deal, to stop no deal. It's that simple!