Jeremy Corbyn's Popularity Knocked In Worst Ever Inaugural Labour Leader Poll

Jeremy Corbyn suffered a significant knock today, as he became the first ever Labour Party leader to score a snap net negative satisfaction rating.The Islington MP, elected with the backing of 59% of party members earlier this month, overall scored -3% among voters who were quizzed on their reaction to his performance so far. Published on Thursday, the Ipsos MORI survey revealed 33% of voters were satisfied with Corbyn, while 36% were not.
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He bagged a dramatically lower net figure than his predecessor Ed Miliband (19% in 2010), and was even trumped by 1980's Labour leader Michael Foot (2%). Other former politicians he was beaten by include Gordon Brown (16% in 2007), Tony Blair (18% in 1994), John Smith (18% in 1992) and Neil Kinnock (20% in 1983).


http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/09/24/jeremy-corbyn-popularity-poll_n_8189174.html?utm_hp_ref=uk

Cuchulain wrote:Jeremy Corbyn suffered a significant knock today, as he became the first ever Labour Party leader to score a snap net negative satisfaction rating.The Islington MP, elected with the backing of 59% of party members earlier this month, overall scored -3% among voters who were quizzed on their reaction to his performance so far. Published on Thursday, the Ipsos MORI survey revealed 33% of voters were satisfied with Corbyn, while 36% were not.
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He bagged a dramatically lower net figure than his predecessor Ed Miliband (19% in 2010), and was even trumped by 1980's Labour leader Michael Foot (2%). Other former politicians he was beaten by include Gordon Brown (16% in 2007), Tony Blair (18% in 1994), John Smith (18% in 1992) and Neil Kinnock (20% in 1983).


http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/09/24/jeremy-corbyn-popularity-poll_n_8189174.html?utm_hp_ref=uk

Oh dear, there must be some kind of explanation surely

50,000 NEW MEMBERS FOR LABOUR PARTY IN 8 DAYS
NEVER BEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT


Conservative Clubs shutting all over the country.

Absolutely terrible first week lol

feelthelove wrote:

Cuchulain wrote:Jeremy Corbyn suffered a significant knock today, as he became the first ever Labour Party leader to score a snap net negative satisfaction rating.The Islington MP, elected with the backing of 59% of party members earlier this month, overall scored -3% among voters who were quizzed on their reaction to his performance so far. Published on Thursday, the Ipsos MORI survey revealed 33% of voters were satisfied with Corbyn, while 36% were not.
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He bagged a dramatically lower net figure than his predecessor Ed Miliband (19% in 2010), and was even trumped by 1980's Labour leader Michael Foot (2%). Other former politicians he was beaten by include Gordon Brown (16% in 2007), Tony Blair (18% in 1994), John Smith (18% in 1992) and Neil Kinnock (20% in 1983).


http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2015/09/24/jeremy-corbyn-popularity-poll_n_8189174.html?utm_hp_ref=uk

Oh dear, there must be some kind of explanation surely

Indeed FTL

This made me chuckle

I think he's a bit of a nutjob to be honest.

Cuchulain wrote:

feelthelove wrote:

Oh dear, there must be some kind of explanation surely

Indeed FTL

This made me chuckle

Brilliant Didge

eddie wrote:I think he's a bit of a nutjob to be honest.

Agreed Eddie, and a dangerous one at that I can't imagine what life with Corbyn as Prime Minister would be like, fortunately we won't have to find out.  

His ideas are so extreme he will never win a general election.

feelthelove wrote:

eddie wrote:I think he's a bit of a nutjob to be honest.

Agreed Eddie, and a dangerous one at that I can't imagine what life with Corbyn as Prime Minister would be like, fortunately we won't have to find out.  

His ideas are so extreme he will never win a general election.

Well he may. Stranger things have happened...!

eddie wrote:

feelthelove wrote:

Agreed Eddie, and a dangerous one at that I can't imagine what life with Corbyn as Prime Minister would be like, fortunately we won't have to find out.  

His ideas are so extreme he will never win a general election.

Well he may. Stranger things have happened...!

Not going to happen Eddie, he's as far left as the BNP were right.  The British public are just not that daft

One would hope.
No one wants extremists in power.

eddie wrote:One would hope.
No one wants extremists in power.

Agreed

eddie wrote:One would hope.
No one wants extremists in power.

I do.Then we can go out there & kill a few hundred bastards & start all over again.

Calm down shady. You're getting all unecessary.

eddie wrote:Calm down shady. You're getting all unecessary.

Sorry,I was having a pirate moment.

Can I aak, eddie and FtL- why it is you think Corbyn is a dangerous nutjob? What is it he would do that leads you to think he would be more of a disaster for our country than Brown or Cameron?

Eilzel wrote:Can I aak, eddie and FtL- why it is you think Corbyn is a dangerous nutjob? What is it he would do that leads you to think he would be more of a disaster for our country than Brown or Cameron?

To me its simple, he will place ourselves weak. He will rather trade with terrorist groups than stop their barbarity.
He may have some good economic plans, but pandering to and bowing down is not somehjing the British do Eilzel.
He wants no air support now against ISIS. Ask yourself why? he plays onto fear as bad as the far right. His way is to comply to their demands. The far right play off them. He will forfeit the fight and create a belief that the extremist view has won.
Tn obe honest Corbenl he is too left, where people who vote are in the middle today, swinging left and right. Though not that far left
He had split voters and party. Never a good sighn


Night

feelthelove wrote:

eddie wrote:

Well he may. Stranger things have happened...!

Not going to happen Eddie, he's as far left as the BNP were right.  The British public are just not that daft

The BNP are very left wing with their policies...


http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/danielhannan/100048409/100048409/


http://iaindale.blogspot.co.uk/2009/02/why-bnp-is-left-wing-and-fascist.html


http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/normantebbit/100022233/the-left-wing-bnp-could-cost-labour-seats-at-the-general-election/

Iol I see Twatty is further proving what a tit he is ha ha ha ha






The British National Party (BNP) is a far-right British nationalist political party in the United Kingdom. The party was formed by John Tyndall in 1982 from the merging of several political parties, and from 1999 to 2014 was led by Nick Griffin. It advocates "voluntary resettlement whereby immigrants and their descendants are afforded the opportunity to return to their lands of ethnic origin."In July 2014, Griffin stepped down as chairman and was replaced with an acting chairman, Adam Walker, a BNP activist from Spennymoor, England, and a former teacher who was banned from the profession for life<sup>.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_National_Party</sup>

eddie wrote:I think he's a bit of a nutjob to be honest.

Hi Eddie


Funny you should say that:


Jeremy Corbyn has claimed that 9/11 was "manipulated" to make it look like Osama Bin Laden was responsible to allow the West to go to war in Afghanistan.In comments that will raise questions about his suitability to lead the Labour Party, Mr Corbyn appeared to blame George Bush and Tony Blair for using the September 11 attacks in New York to allow them to go to war.In a series of further articles, Mr Corbyn also appears to endorse controversial conspiracy theories about a “New World Order”.


http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politics/Jeremy_Corbyn/11892383/Jeremy-Corbyn-911-was-manipulated.html





Am surprised Tommy and you do not idolize him...

In light of that I may seriously reconsider my views in the man didge :O lol

Eilzel wrote:In light of that I may seriously reconsider my views in the man didge :O lol

Hi Eilzel


lol it did make me chuckle, if of course this is true. The Telegrath maybe be telling porkies here, so who knows, as they have been after him on countless news articles, but if true, then wow is all I can say.

It's his views on Isis I think are a bit wacko.
Also I think he's a bit manic and a bit hippified - which won't work in this century.

His views on 9/12 are spot on.
You'll see

eddie wrote:It's his views on Isis I think are a bit wacko.
Also I think he's a bit manic and a bit hippified - which won't work in this century.

His views on 9/12 are spot on.
You'll see

9/12?

He is a wackadoodle.
I thought it might make you chuckle Eddie posting the article.

So a 'voluntary resettlement' policy makes an otherwise very left wing party, 'far right'...!?


You really are a bell end dodge!!!


It makes them a 'nationalist socialist' party dodge...

Tommy again making up and deciding what consitutes left and right wing, ha ha ha

Again why he is placed on the insignificant section.

It is idiots like you who do that dodge...

. The BNP's political doctrine is based on theories of racial supremacy and hierarchy. Those on the right may have the ghost of a point when they explore the economic similarities between Stalinism and state fascism, but no far-left party has ever endorsed white supremacism.

2. The party may support widespread nationalisation but it's the end not the means that counts. The left supports nationalisation in the belief that it will further economic equality. The far right supports nationalisation in the belief that it will further the power of "the nation".

3. It has pledged to raise the inheritance-tax threshold to £1m (was this before or after the Tories?). Not much sign of left-wing egalitarianism there.

4. Unlike the "far-left" CND (to borrow the right's own definition), the party supports Britain's continued possession of nuclear weapons.

5. It opposes "left-wing" comprehensive education and would reintroduce academic selection at 11.

6. The party supports immediate withdrawal from the EU. Is this necessarily right-wing? Several far-left groups such as No2EU also support withdrawal. But those on the right who describe the BNP as "left-wing" are the very same people who portray the EU as an inherently left-wing institution. They can't have it both ways.

7. Like its fascist predecessors, the BNP is opposed to free trade unions.

8. The BNP opposes civil partnerships, supports the reintroduction of Section 28 and maintains a section on its website called "Liars, buggers and thieves". Even the most misguided conservative has never described homophobia as "left-wing".

9. It has pledged to repeal the Human Rights Act. For good or ill, the mainstream right has largely chosen to define human rights as a cause of the liberal left. It's therefore rather contradictory to describe a party that doesn't believe in them as "left-wing".

10. Appearing on Question Time, Nick Griffin declared the BBC to be part of a "thoroughly unpleasant ultra-leftist establishment". As my colleague Mehdi Hasan has argued, genuine lefties know that the BBC is predominantly right-wing.

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/danielhannan/100048409/100048409

http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/damianthompson/100048427/the-bnp-is-still-far-right-whatever-true-rightist-dan-hannan-may-say/

So a 'voluntary resettlement' policy makes an otherwise very left wing party, 'far right'...!?


Nationalist state socialists dodge... left wing!!!

lol you and a minor number of other insignificant far right idiots are the only ones that fail to see the BNP as Far right. I listed many reasons. You just want to stick your head in the sand as per usual

I am not 'far right' just far sensible!



BNP have left wing policies... anyone with half a brain can see that!!!


So... a 'voluntary resettlement' policy makes an otherwise very left wing party, 'far right'...!?

Tommy and didge; what would you do without the other to entertain you?

We have had plenty of voluntary resettlement going on for decades... so that must mean labour and Tory are also 'far right'...!?


What do you think happens when someone here of immigrant stock wants to go back to country of family origin!!!???



http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/iranian-man-arrested-after-walking-into-police-station-and-demanding-to-be-sent-home-because-hes-fed-10512999.html