[UK Waffle] Tony Blair Is Back (Due to Jeremy Corbyn being a 'nutter')

[Goberfish]

[QUOTE=Tasm;51403930]Hey dude

You come across like youre desparately grasping at straws[/QUOTE]

The same with this whole anti-Corbyn sentiment. Except for the flaws that Crumpet agreed on

[Jamsponge]

I understand if people think Labour needs to return to Blairism, but is there [I]seriously[/I] nobody better for the job than the man who's already been PM, took us into a disastrous war which the majority of the population still opposes, and is now considered by many to be a war criminal? Is there not even [I]one[/I] other Labour politician who can be a little bit more popular than that?

[Crumpets]

[QUOTE=Tasm;51403930]Hey dude

You come across like youre desparately grasping at straws[/QUOTE]

Right, which is why I conceded to multiple points of his.
How ironic that in demonstrating that the smear campaign against corbyn is, for the most part, clutching at straws, I get accused of the same. To be fair to you old murdoch owns 75% of your news so I don't expect you to be forming your own educated opinions when you post drivel like that.

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"Chairman Mao style bike"

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hahaha, I shouldn't have bothered replying. What a world we live in.

[Mallow]

[QUOTE=Jamsponge;51404738]I understand if people think Labour needs to return to Blairism, but is there [I]seriously[/I] nobody better for the job than the man who's already been PM, took us into a disastrous war which the majority of the population still opposes, and is now considered by many to be a war criminal? Is there not even [I]one[/I] other Labour politician who can be a little bit more popular than that?[/QUOTE]

Nah, labour is suffering from a severe lack of "leaderly" people right now

I'd say that every political party in the UK is suffering from it right now, I don't think people would have voted for may over Cameron and Tim farron is pretty much ned flanders

[GordonZombie]

Is it so much to ask for a candidate who genuinely cares about their constituents but at the same time is willing to make certain compromises/concessions? Blair is no good, he's more a left leaning Tory and I'll admit I do prefer Corbyn but only because he seems to genuinely give a damn about his constituents.