If you vote for Corbyn you need your head testing

If you vote for this guy you need your head testing Corbyn is a scumbag and that's coming from ex Labour supporters labour are no longer a party for the people all you people get out of Corbyns ugly grey hair and wake up he's a deluded Anti-British socialist!.

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If you vote for this guy you need your head testing Corbyn is a scumbag and that's coming from ex Labour supporters labour are no longer a party for the people all you people get out of Corbyns ugly grey hair and wake up he's a deluded Anti-British socialist!.

Stop sitting on the fence, will you

At last someone who talks sense on here,God I wish there were more of you,we are at a crossroads for our great country,we have to get Brexit right,we won't get a second chance,and yet there are people in this country willing to Elect man who hates British values and traditions,who would leave us defenceless in a world that is full of dangers for us to deal with,and would be an absolute disaster when dealing with the Brexit negotiations

My god, my eyes have been opened. I am now enlightened. Where many have failed this Anti-Labour meme and the excellently constructed paragraph to match has finally convinced me to change my vote

Hes a commie

I see your meme and raise you...

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Where do Isis get their weapons you think????

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People will though..
He won't get in I don't think... God help us if this terrorist sympathizing traitor does... he's a complete fool, just chucking out policies he thinks people want to hear.

Wake up, He can't do everything he is saying without bankrupting this country.

And he wants to get rid of MI5.. The man is messed up

I won't, we don't vote for party leaders in this country. It's not a presidential election. We vote for party's candidate.

I'll be voting for my local Labour candidate.

I won't, we don't vote for party leaders in this country. It's not a presidential election. We vote for party's candidate.

I'll be voting for my local Labour candidate.

So your happy with corbyn abbot and McDonnell? Coz tgats who will be running the country

Why are the Tory supporters so wound up? It's not as if May won't be Prime Minister in 8 days.

You are just pushing people away by calling people names and needing their head tested.

Leave the lobbying to the professionals before you do korean damage.

I won't, we don't vote for party leaders in this country. It's not a presidential election. We vote for party's candidate.

I'll be voting for my local Labour candidate.

So your happy with corbyn abbot and McDonnell? Coz tgats who will be running the country

I'll be voting for the party I think will be best for the country, and particularly dealing with the Brexit talks. My local MP will not be in Brusells negotiating the exit that will have a major effect on us for many years to come.

I won't, we don't vote for party leaders in this country. It's not a presidential election. We vote for party's candidate.

I'll be voting for my local Labour candidate.

So your happy with corbyn abbot and McDonnell? Coz tgats who will be running the country

I'll be voting for the party I think will be best for the country, and particularly dealing with the Brexit talks. My local MP will not be in Brusells negotiating the exit that will have a major effect on us for many years to come.

Ie The party that gets the EU's backs up before the negotiating has even started, "I'm a bloody difficult woman."
Well done love, that's how you negotiate

I won't, we don't vote for party leaders in this country. It's not a presidential election. We vote for party's candidate.

I'll be voting for my local Labour candidate.

So your happy with corbyn abbot and McDonnell? Coz tgats who will be running the country

I have my reservations about Abbott, not going to lie.

But I'm happy with Corbyn and McDonnell running the country, yes.

But the original question was wrong - unless you're based in Islington, nobody will be voting for Jeremy Corbyn. Many will vote for his party, but it's a different candidate for each constituency.

This isn't America.

I won't, we don't vote for party leaders in this country. It's not a presidential election. We vote for party's candidate.

I'll be voting for my local Labour candidate.

So your happy with corbyn abbot and McDonnell? Coz tgats who will be running the country

I'll be voting for the party I think will be best for the country, and particularly dealing with the Brexit talks. My local MP will not be in Brusells negotiating the exit that will have a major effect on us for many years to come.

Ie The party that gets the EU's backs up before the negotiating has even started, "I'm a bloody difficult woman."
Well done love, that's how you negotiate

The alternative is the party who has a leader who will roll over and lay on his back like a cuddly teddy while the other EU leaders tickle his belly and tell him to be a good boy and do what he is told.

This continued obsession with Abbott as a weakness shows how worried the Tories are. Yeah, she's a liability but she's one liability compared to half a dozen in the Tory front bench. She's nowhere near as maniacal as May, does not come close to wanting to destroy the NHS like Hunt, still looks more competent than Boris Johnson, and looks far more reasoned in the head than Fallon.

If trying to bring an entire party's campaign down by targeting the negatives of a single individual is what the Tory campaign is now resorting to then it's in far bigger trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

The bottom line is this. May should have had this election wrapped up by now. I still think the Conservatives will take a majority but I think the way that Corbyn et al have run this campaign has been a breath of fresh air. It's brought politics to the forefront of so many conversations. It's mobilised millions of people who appeared to be apathetic to it all just three months ago.

It's also getting us all talking about a lot of key issues. I'm absolutely stunned that the Tories aren't going into this election with a far bigger lead in the opinion polls. It's worrying that if they do win we will have a Prime Minister who ran arguably the worst campaign by any party of all time and so very nearly threw away what should have been a sure thing.

I will finish on the biggest point. The biggest issue for all of us should be the security of the NHS. How can any of you back a party that is intent in privatising the NHS? Are you honestly willing to put a price on your own health and risk not being able to afford healthcare in the future? Do the other policies or hating Corbyn et al warrant such a sacrifice?

This continued obsession with Abbott as a weakness shows how worried the Tories are. Yeah, she's a liability but she's one liability compared to half a dozen in the Tory front bench. She's nowhere near as maniacal as May, does not come close to wanting to destroy the NHS like Hunt, still looks more competent than Boris Johnson, and looks far more reasoned in the head than Fallon.

If trying to bring an entire party's campaign down by targeting the negatives of a single individual is what the Tory campaign is now resorting to then it's in far bigger trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

The bottom line is this. May should have had this election wrapped up by now. I still think the Conservatives will take a majority but I think the way that Corbyn et al have run this campaign has been a breath of fresh air. It's brought politics to the forefront of so many conversations. It's mobilised millions of people who appeared to be apathetic to it all just three months ago.

It's also getting us all talking about a lot of key issues. I'm absolutely stunned that the Tories aren't going into this election with a far bigger lead in the opinion polls. It's worrying that if they do win we will have a Prime Minister who ran arguably the worst campaign by any party of all time and so very nearly threw away what should have been a sure thing.

I will finish on the biggest point. The biggest issue for all of us should be the security of the NHS. How can any of you back a party that is intent in privatising the NHS? Are you honestly willing to put a price on your own health and risk not being able to afford healthcare in the future? Do the other policies or hating Corbyn et al warrant such a sacrifice?

You will have to remind us again which party started the ball rolling with the so called privatisation of the NHS.

This continued obsession with Abbott as a weakness shows how worried the Tories are. Yeah, she's a liability but she's one liability compared to half a dozen in the Tory front bench. She's nowhere near as maniacal as May, does not come close to wanting to destroy the NHS like Hunt, still looks more competent than Boris Johnson, and looks far more reasoned in the head than Fallon.

If trying to bring an entire party's campaign down by targeting the negatives of a single individual is what the Tory campaign is now resorting to then it's in far bigger trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

The bottom line is this. May should have had this election wrapped up by now. I still think the Conservatives will take a majority but I think the way that Corbyn et al have run this campaign has been a breath of fresh air. It's brought politics to the forefront of so many conversations. It's mobilised millions of people who appeared to be apathetic to it all just three months ago.

It's also getting us all talking about a lot of key issues. I'm absolutely stunned that the Tories aren't going into this election with a far bigger lead in the opinion polls. It's worrying that if they do win we will have a Prime Minister who ran arguably the worst campaign by any party of all time and so very nearly threw away what should have been a sure thing.

I will finish on the biggest point. The biggest issue for all of us should be the security of the NHS. How can any of you back a party that is intent in privatising the NHS? Are you honestly willing to put a price on your own health and risk not being able to afford healthcare in the future? Do the other policies or hating Corbyn et al warrant such a sacrifice?

You will have to remind us again which party started the ball rolling with the so called privatisation of the NHS.

Labour pfi but their supporters wont admit it

I see your meme and raise you...

saw off pmsl...you mean BIG EARS DIDNT LISTEN to a huge vote of no confidence by mps who were voted in by millions of labour voters.. i thought his whole campaign revolved around listening.

This continued obsession with Abbott as a weakness shows how worried the Tories are. Yeah, she's a liability but she's one liability compared to half a dozen in the Tory front bench. She's nowhere near as maniacal as May, does not come close to wanting to destroy the NHS like Hunt, still looks more competent than Boris Johnson, and looks far more reasoned in the head than Fallon.

If trying to bring an entire party's campaign down by targeting the negatives of a single individual is what the Tory campaign is now resorting to then it's in far bigger trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

The bottom line is this. May should have had this election wrapped up by now. I still think the Conservatives will take a majority but I think the way that Corbyn et al have run this campaign has been a breath of fresh air. It's brought politics to the forefront of so many conversations. It's mobilised millions of people who appeared to be apathetic to it all just three months ago.

It's also getting us all talking about a lot of key issues. I'm absolutely stunned that the Tories aren't going into this election with a far bigger lead in the opinion polls. It's worrying that if they do win we will have a Prime Minister who ran arguably the worst campaign by any party of all time and so very nearly threw away what should have been a sure thing.

I will finish on the biggest point. The biggest issue for all of us should be the security of the NHS. How can any of you back a party that is intent in privatising the NHS? Are you honestly willing to put a price on your own health and risk not being able to afford healthcare in the future? Do the other policies or hating Corbyn et al warrant such a sacrifice?

youre correct youve won we over...must stop them,,. im gioing to vote something even more extreme anti british than Corbyn..COMMUNIST.
who are the communist candidates in Wales?

oops they havent got any, they are urging people/members to vote Jezzer ??????????????????

I won't, we don't vote for party leaders in this country. It's not a presidential election. We vote for party's candidate.

I'll be voting for my local Labour candidate.

So your happy with corbyn abbot and McDonnell? Coz tgats who will be running the country

I'll be voting for the party I think will be best for the country, and particularly dealing with the Brexit talks. My local MP will not be in Brusells negotiating the exit that will have a major effect on us for many years to come.

Ie The party that gets the EU's backs up before the negotiating has even started, "I'm a bloody difficult woman."
Well done love, that's how you negotiate

She is a total fraud - its as simple as that. The right wingers are wound up and lashing out because she is being found out and despite all the efforts to run him out of office, Corbyn is giving her a run for her money and the powers that be don't like it.

He'd get my vote whatever but if it were true he's getting rid of the Monarchy scroungers it would be fan bloody tastic! Take a bow Jez my boy

im thinking plaid cymru, as there going to bring in a 4 day week, if they get in but, will i get paid for that day off

This continued obsession with Abbott as a weakness shows how worried the Tories are. Yeah, she's a liability but she's one liability compared to half a dozen in the Tory front bench. She's nowhere near as maniacal as May, does not come close to wanting to destroy the NHS like Hunt, still looks more competent than Boris Johnson, and looks far more reasoned in the head than Fallon.

If trying to bring an entire party's campaign down by targeting the negatives of a single individual is what the Tory campaign is now resorting to then it's in far bigger trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

The bottom line is this. May should have had this election wrapped up by now. I still think the Conservatives will take a majority but I think the way that Corbyn et al have run this campaign has been a breath of fresh air. It's brought politics to the forefront of so many conversations. It's mobilised millions of people who appeared to be apathetic to it all just three months ago.

It's also getting us all talking about a lot of key issues. I'm absolutely stunned that the Tories aren't going into this election with a far bigger lead in the opinion polls. It's worrying that if they do win we will have a Prime Minister who ran arguably the worst campaign by any party of all time and so very nearly threw away what should have been a sure thing.

I will finish on the biggest point. The biggest issue for all of us should be the security of the NHS. How can any of you back a party that is intent in privatising the NHS? Are you honestly willing to put a price on your own health and risk not being able to afford healthcare in the future? Do the other policies or hating Corbyn et al warrant such a sacrifice?

Great post.

This continued obsession with Abbott as a weakness shows how worried the Tories are. Yeah, she's a liability but she's one liability compared to half a dozen in the Tory front bench. She's nowhere near as maniacal as May, does not come close to wanting to destroy the NHS like Hunt, still looks more competent than Boris Johnson, and looks far more reasoned in the head than Fallon.

If trying to bring an entire party's campaign down by targeting the negatives of a single individual is what the Tory campaign is now resorting to then it's in far bigger trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

The bottom line is this. May should have had this election wrapped up by now. I still think the Conservatives will take a majority but I think the way that Corbyn et al have run this campaign has been a breath of fresh air. It's brought politics to the forefront of so many conversations. It's mobilised millions of people who appeared to be apathetic to it all just three months ago.

It's also getting us all talking about a lot of key issues. I'm absolutely stunned that the Tories aren't going into this election with a far bigger lead in the opinion polls. It's worrying that if they do win we will have a Prime Minister who ran arguably the worst campaign by any party of all time and so very nearly threw away what should have been a sure thing.

I will finish on the biggest point. The biggest issue for all of us should be the security of the NHS. How can any of you back a party that is intent in privatising the NHS? Are you honestly willing to put a price on your own health and risk not being able to afford healthcare in the future? Do the other policies or hating Corbyn et al warrant such a sacrifice?

Well Said

I won't, we don't vote for party leaders in this country. It's not a presidential election. We vote for party's candidate.

I'll be voting for my local Labour candidate.

So your happy with corbyn abbot and McDonnell? Coz tgats who will be running the country

I'll be voting for the party I think will be best for the country, and particularly dealing with the Brexit talks. My local MP will not be in Brusells negotiating the exit that will have a major effect on us for many years to come.

Believe it or not there are other people in the UK apart from yourself Fine you make up your mind how you are going to vote but many others vote for their local MP's because they do an excellent job on local issues.

This continued obsession with Abbott as a weakness shows how worried the Tories are. Yeah, she's a liability but she's one liability compared to half a dozen in the Tory front bench. She's nowhere near as maniacal as May, does not come close to wanting to destroy the NHS like Hunt, still looks more competent than Boris Johnson, and looks far more reasoned in the head than Fallon.

If trying to bring an entire party's campaign down by targeting the negatives of a single individual is what the Tory campaign is now resorting to then it's in far bigger trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

The bottom line is this. May should have had this election wrapped up by now. I still think the Conservatives will take a majority but I think the way that Corbyn et al have run this campaign has been a breath of fresh air. It's brought politics to the forefront of so many conversations. It's mobilised millions of people who appeared to be apathetic to it all just three months ago.

It's also getting us all talking about a lot of key issues. I'm absolutely stunned that the Tories aren't going into this election with a far bigger lead in the opinion polls. It's worrying that if they do win we will have a Prime Minister who ran arguably the worst campaign by any party of all time and so very nearly threw away what should have been a sure thing.

I will finish on the biggest point. The biggest issue for all of us should be the security of the NHS. How can any of you back a party that is intent in privatising the NHS? Are you honestly willing to put a price on your own health and risk not being able to afford healthcare in the future? Do the other policies or hating Corbyn et al warrant such a sacrifice?

Great post Steve and the spiteful responses from some of the Tory leaning posters just goes to prove how much trouble the Tories are in.

im thinking plaid cymru, as there going to bring in a 4 day week, if they get in but, will i get paid for that day off

No you just work longer hours on the 4 days you do work

You will NOT be voting Labour this time around you will be voting for the Momentum group which Corbin , Abbott etc., have ushered in due to the Labour Parties disarray and disunity. Labour in name only and as a lifelong member they've lost my vote and membership.

This continued obsession with Abbott as a weakness shows how worried the Tories are. Yeah, she's a liability but she's one liability compared to half a dozen in the Tory front bench. She's nowhere near as maniacal as May, does not come close to wanting to destroy the NHS like Hunt, still looks more competent than Boris Johnson, and looks far more reasoned in the head than Fallon.

If trying to bring an entire party's campaign down by targeting the negatives of a single individual is what the Tory campaign is now resorting to then it's in far bigger trouble than anyone could have anticipated.

The bottom line is this. May should have had this election wrapped up by now. I still think the Conservatives will take a majority but I think the way that Corbyn et al have run this campaign has been a breath of fresh air. It's brought politics to the forefront of so many conversations. It's mobilised millions of people who appeared to be apathetic to it all just three months ago.

It's also getting us all talking about a lot of key issues. I'm absolutely stunned that the Tories aren't going into this election with a far bigger lead in the opinion polls. It's worrying that if they do win we will have a Prime Minister who ran arguably the worst campaign by any party of all time and so very nearly threw away what should have been a sure thing.

I will finish on the biggest point. The biggest issue for all of us should be the security of the NHS. How can any of you back a party that is intent in privatising the NHS? Are you honestly willing to put a price on your own health and risk not being able to afford healthcare in the future? Do the other policies or hating Corbyn et al warrant such a sacrifice?

You will have to remind us again which party started the ball rolling with the so called privatisation of the NHS.

PFI wasn't the greatest idea but the incoming Labour Government in 1997 had a huge job in saving the NHS after 18 years of continued Tory cuts. PFI was a short cut to getting hospitals built quickly and getting the NHS back up to speed. I would personally hope we never see it again but if TM gets a landslide then I fear for the NHS.