1992. 1987 was another landslide for the Tories. As someone who did vote Labour under Blair it would be a cold day in hell before Corbyn got my vote. A not terribly bright man, who has spent his entire career rebelling against his party leadership, yet now he & his acolytes demand unswerving loyalty. Under him Labour will become an irrelevance in England & Wales too, which, amusing as I might find it does not augur well for parliamentary democracy. Cameron used to treat him with amused disdain at the despatch box. May won't be nearly as charitable, on the one occasion she has faced him so far she took him to the cleaners, I expect that to become a weekly occurrence. Not, of course, that any of this will make the blindest bit of difference to those on planet Corbyn, where every defeat is a victory and every criticism is a conspiracy by the mainstream media, MI5 and Labour MP's who are secretly Tory plants. I wish I was making the last bit up, but according to a recent yougov poll 90% of Corbyn supporters say PR agencies orchestrated the Labour "coup" 55% say MI5 are working against him and 35% believe that Labour MP's are Tory plants. Fun & games, and all rather amusing, until the party gets wiped out at the next election of course.
Huw Burford-Taylor ● 3260d