PM question time

Anyone see it? Jeremy Corbyn gave a Cameron Toshack type performance again.

Fair play this Govt must love him.

He made a couple of decent hits but didn't really follow it up, he has been pretty decent recently but today was a bit of an open goal.

On a par with Ronnie Rosenthal I'd say

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

He had an open goal - and just about clipped the cross bar - he really is sh1t on a stick when it comes to PMQs

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It was more like Row Z IMO :hehe:

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Originally Posted by ninianclark

He had an open goal - and just about clipped the cross bar - he really is sh1t on a stick when it comes to PMQs

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Shame really.
I don't he think he wants to play the game, whether he can or cannot.

Then again, is acting like kids and sometimes objectionable c***s really what we should be expecting of our politicians?

True Vimmy. However he is hopeless thinking on his feet.

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Originally Posted by Pearcey3

True Vimmy. However he is hopeless thinking on his feet.

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To think on your feet, you first have to be capable of listening to what others are saying. Most people's brains are usually focussing on what they are going to say next. In general, people have very poor listening skills, even on messageboards :biggrin:

I dont get it, he is intelligent, has passion , knows the political world .

I wonder if the problem is with his briefing team , his ability to counter punch at speed .

I think that Blair man ( sorry to mention him )was always on the front foot ,and when on the back foot was capable of delivering a deflective punch or two , and counter quickly , and key for me ( love or hate them )his back up spin doctors /team were sharp , ruthless , and knew their onions before any one else .

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It's feasible that Corbyn wants to be the antithesis of that.
But he ends up just looking weak.

Ah well, no doubt its all part of the plan.

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Originally Posted by Vimana.

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It's feasible that Corbyn wants to be the antithesis of that.
But he ends up just looking weak.

Ah well, no doubt its all part of the plan.

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Surely he must step back and considers his performance and behaviors ?

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Originally Posted by life on mars

I think that Blair man ( sorry to mention him )was always on the front foot ,and when on the back foot was capable of delivering a deflective punch or two , and counter quickly , and key for me ( love or hate them )his back up spin doctors /team were sharp , ruthless , and knew their onions before any one else .

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An average person would learn these skills after spending a few years at the Inn. It would come naturally to gifted person who is skilled in the art of language and logic.

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Originally Posted by Vimana.

Shame really.
I don't he think he wants to play the game, whether he can or cannot.

Then again, is acting like kids and sometimes objectionable c***s really what we should be expecting of our politicians?

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Think you're probably right there, but, based on what I've seen, he couldn't if he wanted to.

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Originally Posted by Wales-Bales

To think on your feet, you first have to be capable of listening to what others are saying. Most people's brains are usually focussing on what they are going to say next. In general, people have very poor listening skills, even on messageboards :biggrin:

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I hear what you are saying.....