Should I vote Labour Mark 11

I'm being kind.

Go on! Start talking sense!

Go on, *roses! Start talking sense!

Also, if far left is used as a criticism, then far right certainly is too.
That's why the UK is a moderate country where politics is concerned,nobody much likes either extreme.

Go on then roses! Explain your definitions!

I know exactly how I define hard right, although I've never given a definition on here. I have briefly posted some of my background. Maybe you missed it.

Go on roses! This is my challenge to you. Contribute to a real and rational discussion about political theory. I might even take anything you write seriously.

Hard left and hard right probably mean different things to different people, for instance, what would it mean to a Marxist?As opposed to a normal Labour voter.

dd I can explain what I mean by hard right if you prefer

Am sure they can do dd ( I already have) but maybe posters feel they know what they mean and shouldn't have to 'explain it'.

I think it's strange that people who come out with "far left" as a criticism, can't explain what they actually mean.

I hadn't seen the Adam Bolton one but it just sums up what the journalists are doing, trivialising the LP guests and not calling the Tory ones to account. If that is not biased I don't know what is. With that and giving more time to UKIP than the Greens and there needs to be some calling to account. I know Adam Bolton is from Sky but they are all doing the same.

Corbyn was in the back with his momentum advisor

Don't even know whether Corbyn can actually drive. Only ever seen him on a bike...

Yes, that Nick Robinson interview was on the link I gave.
I have seen Gardiner on a few interviews lately. He really knows how to pinpoint the discussion and keep it relevant.
I loved the way he told Robinson not to ask a question then answer it himself.
Anyone in Gardiner's constituency needs to vote for him whatever their politics, just to keep him there.

It was a police driver driving the car. Just in case anyone feels like blaming Corbyn for it.

There was a guy on one of the Election programmes who was there to balance Polly Toynbee (although there was no balance as he was a Tory and PT - well!) and he gave a list of sins and the last was running over a photographers foot!!!

lickspittle love it!

Not that I feel strongly or anything

He is a lovely man Jen and beautifully well mannered but oh how he flatten Nick Robinson this morning; I was cheering when heard it.

I want to know what the parties have to say not the journalists (I may have said that on here previously) and he was totally right when he said Nick Robinson was 'trivialising' the debate. So many of them are doing just that are with arch criminal on this being Andrew Neil. I think there should be a review into the Beeb after the election as all they are doing is following May's lead - they are lickspittles and it's time we saw even handed coverage.

It was a police driver driving the car. Just in case anyone feels like blaming Corbyn for it.

Before McClusky fell Corbyns car ran over the foot of a BBC cameraman, he was taken to hospital by ambulance , the cameraman not Corbyn

Ana did he trip or was he pushed?

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Chewbacca, I thought we needed a giggle, thank you ?

Did you see that photo of McCluskey sprawling on the steps with some woman feeling his ankle?

Poor man apparently tripped (mind you, he's 66 so perhaps he 'had a fall'!)

"Corbyn, McDonald, McClusky and the Momemtum" that reminds me of Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble & Grub, from Trumpton.