Tories borrow more on average than Labour

[Alfonso Perez]

Everyone criticises Corbyn over this but never take May to task. Still at least she will ensure we leave the EU because its what the majority. Just like legalising fox hunting because its what the majority want.... oh!

I was talking about the leaders in my post - Cameron as PM, Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party, Boris, Gove & Farage as leaders of the leave campaign, Carwyn Jones, leader of Welsh Labour & Leanne Wood, leader of Plaid Cymru - so why did I need to mention Theresa May??

[Eric Cartman]

I was talking about the leaders in my post - Cameron as PM, Corbyn as leader of the Labour Party, Boris, Gove & Farage as leaders of the leave campaign, Carwyn Jones, leader of Welsh Labour & Leanne Wood, leader of Plaid Cymru - so why did I need to mention Theresa May??

Because she was a prominent remainer who went missing, her career since has flourished because of it. Just picking the leaders doesn't make much sense, Corbyn had nothing to do with Labours remain campaign.

Personally I don't think the campaigns made much difference (I wouldn't blame May, Corbyn, Cameron or anyone for their campaigning), everyone I spoke to in the run up knew exactly how they were going to vote and were practically ignoring the politicians on this one. The reason I blame Cameron is because he (against advice from within his own party) decided to have a referendum in order to win the election.

[Eric Cartman]

Everyone criticises Corbyn over this but never take May to task. Still at least she will ensure we leave the EU because its what the majority. Just like legalising fox hunting because its what the majority want.... oh!

I can't move for all the foxes. Isn't that what 'project fear' promised us as a result of the hunting ban?

[Eric Cartman]

you could argue that by being quiet she was biding her time. it wouldn't be a tough argument to win.

what I don't get is this fawning of Corbyn as a man of principle. The guy is a hypocrite.

Whilst a backbencher Corbyn continuously revolted and ignored the party whip, voting according to his conscience. Yet as soon as he has a sniff of power Corbyn expected party members to tow the line or lose the whip.

We must live in different worlds because I don't know anyone who is fawning over Corbyn, the best I can find is people who don't care either way but can't understand why he gets the level of smear he does. Until the manifesto was leaked I was all set to vote green as a pure protest (there is actually a chance of them being 2nd in my completely safe Tory seat). I am torn now because there are parts of the (draft) manifesto which I really agree with and I know that once Corbyn goes and labour lurch towards the centre (that 'business friendly' cliche) these things will disappear. It is pretty clear that Corbyn is no leader but I would rather vote for ideas that I agree with than against one guy.