Labour now

Sorry Trisher I posted a reply on sbusive comments to you and just noticed it was said by a poster I choose to ignore , difficult at times not to read in error

The homeless, those having their benefits cut, and all the others who are suffering under this government will be so happy that you plan to win the next election in 2020 Anniebach meantime a real opposition that stood behind an elected leader and presented real socialist policies with an anti-austerity programme might be something that would give them more hope now.

llovecheese, not even to help the vunerable ?

But they were helping the vulnerable when they were influencing the government.

Sunk back to sarcasm Trisher, pity

Hooe doesn't pay the rent ir feed the hungry

llovecheese, when did the cirbyn shadow cabinet influence the government? And how were the venerable helped?

Corbyn and McDonnell going to join Momentum and NUS outside Parliament tonight about the EU migrants living and working here.

my.labourlist.org/page/m/2c9aef24/13fa0d4e/636826b1/34aca32c/4154107576/VEsC/

Yes, a demo, that's right up Corbyns street.

Not for a party leader please,

Yes, but you don't care about EU citizens living here. Corbyn does.

Well I dare say they will not be very happy tonight as both of the Lords Amendments have been 'Lost'.

I hope the demonstration remains ' peaceful '.

If he cared so much about E.u Cituzens living here pity he didn't put effort into the Brexit campaign

Corbyn and May did exactly the same thing - they were ostensibly for Remain but made no effort to support any campaign. Corbyn was found out but May got away with it.

www.the3million.org.uk/

May was not the party leader, Corbyn was, lead by example ?

May was in charge of the Home Office. Quite an important post, even you must agree. She was more important than the three Brexiteers.

And Theresa May had to do the job which Cameron had scuttled away from - i.e. deliver on the referendum promise. Whatever her private thoughts about the matter were beforehand.

Home Secretary is not the party leader .

True Ana

Exactly, it was only really because she had put some distance between herself and the Remain camp that she was able to take over as PM.If Cameron had not been so vociferously involved, he would still be PM taking us out of the EU.

Okay, it wasn't an important post. She was only in charge of who came in and who left the country, the whole law around Brexit. She changed quite a lot of laws while in the job under Cameron - but not important enough to have to be seen on the Brexit trail.

She hid, roses. I am surprised you do not think a Brexiteer would be a better person to lead us out of the EU.
However, I keep forgetting she's your MP.

Eh? No, she is not my MP......what gave you that idea?
You mean that she hid ( like Corbyn?)

Cameron should have put some distance between himself and the Remain camp ( like May) he could easily have done that, whilst saying 'look, my advice is to Remain, but whatever you, the country decide, we will do' and then carried on as PM and overseen us leaving the EU.

Did she hide behind s glass door ? perhaps like the shadow foreign secretary she is prone to migraines

She was not leader, Corbyn was , leaders lead do they not? Well perhaps not every leader

But Cameron was the party leader. Annie wouldn't agree with that. In fact a lot of people told Cameron to take a back seat towards the end because he was doing harm to the remain campaign.