Labour party suspend Jeremy Corbyn

[WJ99mobile]

And 12 months ago the public in a general election voted that they didn't want it

On the back of brexit.

If brexit wasn’t an issue I think corbyn would be prime minister.

Lost half its support not going for it and the other half by not being the opposition

[lisvaneblue]

On the back of brexit.

If brexit wasn’t an issue I think corbyn would be prime minister.

Lost half its support not going for it and the other half by not being the opposition

So you're saying he deserved to lose and the voting public were right

[Eric the Half a Bee]

So you're saying he deserved to lose and the voting public were right

Why do you think left wing policies are broadly more popular than right wing policies, yet the current political pendulum is swinging right at the moment?

[lisvaneblue]

Why do you think left wing policies are broadly more popular than right wing policies, yet the current political pendulum is swinging right at the moment?

His agenda of nationalisation on a grand scale was very far to the left and I don't think voters were ready for such an extreme swing. Added to that he showed several times that he dithered on key decisions.

Here was a modest man with strong left views who never expected to be leader of the Labour Party. He was carried along by Momentum and Unite and it became evident that he was a puppet leader with other people pulling the strings.

[WJ99mobile]

So you're saying he deserved to lose and the voting public were right

Depends how you view it.

It seems all major parties are being split due to the race to the middle ground.