Corbyn 24: OUR party, people!

[king_tubby]

Swinson already rejecting it.

[king_tubby]

https://twitter.com/johnmcdonnellMP/status/1161755118678827009

Jeremy has offered the surest way to prevent a No Deal Brexit. Any opposition party leader or MP rejecting this offer will carry the responsibility for allowing a No Deal disaster and will never be forgiven.

[Johnny Yesno]

Swinson already rejecting it.

linky pls

[Rizla]

https://twitter.com/johnmcdonnellMP/status/1161755118678827009

YES MATE. FUCKING YES. YES. YES.

FUCKING YES.

[Suki Bapswent]

linky pls

https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/political-parties/labour-party/jeremy-corbyn/news/105925/lib-dems-reject-jeremy-corbyns-call

[thugler]

Greens want referendum first, which is impossible due to parliamentary arithmetic.

SAAAAKE.

[Johnny Yesno]

https://www.politicshome.com/news/uk/political-parties/labour-party/jeremy-corbyn/news/105925/lib-dems-reject-jeremy-corbyns-call

Thanks.

Lib Dem wankers.

And what is Lucas Playing at?

The Brighton Pavilion MP said: "Preventing a crash-out Brexit on the 31st October was what lay behind my proposal earlier this week.

"But the proposal from the Labour leader does not guarantee that the people are given the final say on Brexit.

"Holding a general election before a People's Vote is the wrong way around."

[Sebastian Cobb]

Cunts will say anything if it means they get to pet larry the cat.

[honeychile]

• Ms Swinson outright rejected his proposals, saying: "Jeremy Corbyn is not the person who is going to be able to build an even temporary majority in the House of Commons for this task"
• Green MP Caroline Lucas welcomed Mr Corbyn's call for a vote of no confidence but insisted a referendum must be held before any general election
• Plaid Cymru's Westminster Leader, Liz Saville Roberts MP said she welcomed any attempt to stop no-deal but said it was "disappointing" that he would not commit to calling a referendum before an election
• The SNP's Westminster leader Ian Blackford said he was willing to meet with the Labour leader "at the earliest opportunity".

My emphasis. Could get interesting to see the rest of these twats start squirming if Labour are able to get the SNP behind it.

[thugler]

t was "disappointing" that he would not commit to calling a referendum before an election

FUCKING HOW?

[pancreas]

My emphasis. Could get interesting to see the rest of these twats start squirming if Labour are able to get the SNP behind it.

The SNP are obviously behind it. They're playing hard to get. But Labour needs all the opposition plus a few more. Or at least a significant band of Tories.

[thugler]

Is this just the other parties not wanting to say they'll do this until everything else fails?

[pancreas]

Is this just the other parties not wanting to say they'll do this until everything else fails?

I really really fucking hope so. The People's Vote group will tell them to get their shit together, I expect.

[Chairman Yang]

I was going to permit myself a bit of hope at this gigantic fuck-off gauntlet being thrown down but then I remembered all the craven Tory refugees floating around the minor parties, desperate for that sweet taste of relevance again. Blerugeghgherg

[Suki Bapswent]

Is this just the other parties not wanting to say they'll do this until everything else fails?

I reckon it's just posturing at this point, yeah. Swinson doesn't want to be seen to fall neatly in line, being a new leader and all. If she's allowed to make some kind of minor change to the terms of Corbyn's proposal, I'm sure she'd end up voting for it so long as she can say she contributed in some way.

Given the extremely limited scope of what Corbyn's actually suggesting (basically just a short-term government to ensure a GE), her reaction looks ridiculously over the top.

[KennyMonster]

Well Watson needs to distance himself from Swinson now doesn't he, otherwise he's siding with Swinson who has rejected Labour forming a government.

[greencalx]

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks Swinson and Lucas are being childish.

If Boris doesn't have a mandate for no deal, Corbyn has even less of a mandate to hold a second ref. In fact, a ref under these circumstances would be a ref on the idea of the opposition running the country, which would probably lead to a no deal brexit. Also you'd have thought they'd want him to be PM for the shortest possible period...

State of these idiots.

[Paul Calf]

Either that or join the Lib Dems. It'd be a big scalp for them so I imagine they're leaving it until they can do the maximum damage. Just before a big General Election that will decide the character and laws of the nation for generations to come by handing power to an authoritarian, anti-democratic cabal of aristocratic billionaires would seem apt for a political movement that's often voiced its pain at the plight of the working clarses but never done a single thing to help them.

[Johnny Yesno]

Either that or join the Lib Dems. It'd be a big scalp for them so I imagine they're leaving it until they can do the maximum damage. Just before a big General Election that will decide the character and laws of the nation for generations to come by handing power to an authoritarian, anti-democratic cabal of aristocratic billionaires would seem apt for a political movement that's often voiced its pain at the plight of the working clarses but never done a single thing to help them.

My money's on Watson doing this.

[idunnosomename]

Swinson is more Tory than Tory. Utterly vile

[Astronaut Omens]

Sky News more pro-Corbyn than Guardian or BBC today
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/brexit/for-anti-no-dealers-it-may-be-corbyn-or-bust/ar-AAFOlea?ocid=spartandhp

[pancreas]

Swinson is more Tory than Tory. Utterly vile

She's also quite obviously thick as pigshit.

[TrenterPercenter]

Swinson is on LBC now.

Is starting to waiver, she is posturing she is going to support it you can tell.

She just wants to say that she doesn't like Corbyn.

[Replies From View]

She's also quite obviously thick as pigshit.

Same thing, pretty much.

[Kelvin]

Lucas needs to get her shit together. This isn't some game she's playing, and while I was willing to overlook some pointless gesture politics earlier this week, her current position on this offer will have real consequences. If she doesn't back it after some more silly posturing, she really does deserve to lose the support of the left.

[Paul Calf]

Remember when The Green Party was a left-wing protest vote against Labour? Now they're losing the right to be called 'green'.

[ajsmith2]

More positive than usual Guardian opinion coverage.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/aug/15/remainers-stop-brexit-install-corbyn-pm

[king_tubby]

Lucas is now telling Swinson to stop dicking about. And Sturgeon too. (this is all on Tweets which I can't c&P to here, sorry)

The Lib Dems are looking very isolated right now.

[jobotic]

If Swinson joins in she can kiss goodbye to that Ministerial car in a ConDem coalition
Oh no!

[The Culture Bunker]

Lucas is now telling Swinson to stop dicking about. And Sturgeon too. (this is all on Tweets which I can't c&P to here, sorry)

The Lib Dems are looking very isolated right now.

Can somebody copy what's been said by Lucas/Surgeon on here, please?