How do Labour voters feel about the party at the moment?

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In retrospect, I wish Corbyn had won.
A principled man who was in a tough position with his party.
I couldn’t deal with the likes of Thornberry, Abbott or Rayner…or the support from the likes of Owen Jones and Ash Sarkar (who incidentally has rowed back on some of her ideals)
What the UK has had since the later Blair years have all been guilty in the of Domicide of the country.

Wokeness…intersectionality…Whatever you want to call it has enabled the right to galvanize. There would be no MAGA movement if people didn’t feel so disenfranchised with the seemingly exponential growth of absurd post modern idea’s and vacuous virtue signaling.

The Labour Party, to me anyway, ditched the working class a long time ago and just sneered at “White Van Man”.

The likes of Mick Lynch, Eddie Dempsey, Paul Embery and the Blue Labour movement would be a group I could get behind.

I can't stand Abbott , Thornberry , Rayner or Owen Jones either although I do like the video of him leathering that daft old pro Israeli nutty labour mp who's name escapes me

I think Alan Johnstone would have made a great labour leader , a decent man without the creepy Blair and starmer vibe but in terms of " woke " I think that if people are going to vote for a right wing bunch of nutters like reform then I think they were always going to do that rather than blame it on too many transvestites teaching their kids etc etc

I get frustrated when the trendy lefties go on and on like Owen Jones tends to but the move to the right is happening because people now have reform to vote for

I am surprised only 14 percent of the country supported farage at the last election because social media seems awash with right wing union jack botherers