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Lisa Nandy yea or nay?

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

After seeing some of the exchanges she has had with the British Media, she is now becoming a more credible future leader of the labour party.

Question is this would you want her to be the next leader of the labour party?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

She can’t be any worse than Corbyn

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"She can’t be any worse than Corbyn "

At this point in time I can certainly agree with that statement. I dare say even better than corbyn.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"After seeing some of the exchanges she has had with the British Media, she is now becoming a more credible future leader of the labour party.

Question is this would you want her to be the next leader of the labour party?"

She has work to do to distance herself from some of the ‘blue labour’ nonsense she cake out with over the last few years - but she is a stronger candidate than RLB for sure.

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago


"After seeing some of the exchanges she has had with the British Media, she is now becoming a more credible future leader of the labour party.

Question is this would you want her to be the next leader of the labour party?

She has work to do to distance herself from some of the ‘blue labour’ nonsense she cake out with over the last few years - but she is a stronger candidate than RLB for sure."

Let’s hope its not a case of the wrong brother being voted as leader as in 2010

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have to say I agree with this, Tbh I’m cons but would have considered voting for the other brother

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral

She is interesting and I quite like her,leader?Well lets see what happens

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By *ice__blokeMan
over a year ago

redcar

The labour elite & union power are living in the past. And will never win an election on this path.

The people who used to vote labour - not the party members & momentum destroyed it, they were like a clique - everyday labour voters - have no trust in them, All there bluster and BS at conference.

The peoples vote:

Lisa Nandy - Has to be Nandy, Sir Starmer is a London elite and not linked to the north of London - The bubble.

She is honest upfront and a no nonsance lass. she is perfect for the fresh start.

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By *an For YouMan
over a year ago

belfast/holywood

I remember watching her on good morning politics during the election campaign. Never seen or heard her before and didn’t realise she was a labour mp as she was speaking without her name being at the foot of the screen. It was quite a heated debate amongst the other rabid tribal guests. But I thought she spoke with a great deal of humanity and common sense . Then I discovered she was a labour MP, and I thought fair play to her. She was just about the only labour person I

Listened to without reaching for the remote to change channels pronto. And the other night I heard the smug RLB prattling in about how fantastic jewemy was, and how brilliant her labour policies were and how she watches Netflix on a Friday with her Putin- nesca pizza ( geddit?). Couldn’t find the remote quick enough.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I remember watching her on good morning politics during the election campaign. Never seen or heard her before and didn’t realise she was a labour mp as she was speaking without her name being at the foot of the screen. It was quite a heated debate amongst the other rabid tribal guests. But I thought she spoke with a great deal of humanity and common sense . Then I discovered she was a labour MP, and I thought fair play to her. She was just about the only labour person I

Listened to without reaching for the remote to change channels pronto. And the other night I heard the smug RLB prattling in about how fantastic jewemy was, and how brilliant her labour policies were and how she watches Netflix on a Friday with her Putin- nesca pizza ( geddit?). Couldn’t find the remote quick enough."

Ah the froth bubbles up again....yawn

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By *an For YouMan
over a year ago

belfast/holywood


"I remember watching her on good morning politics during the election campaign. Never seen or heard her before and didn’t realise she was a labour mp as she was speaking without her name being at the foot of the screen. It was quite a heated debate amongst the other rabid tribal guests. But I thought she spoke with a great deal of humanity and common sense . Then I discovered she was a labour MP, and I thought fair play to her. She was just about the only labour person I

Listened to without reaching for the remote to change channels pronto. And the other night I heard the smug RLB prattling in about how fantastic jewemy was, and how brilliant her labour policies were and how she watches Netflix on a Friday with her Putin- nesca pizza ( geddit?). Couldn’t find the remote quick enough.

Ah the froth bubbles up again....yawn"

Zzzzzzzz

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I remember watching her on good morning politics during the election campaign. Never seen or heard her before and didn’t realise she was a labour mp as she was speaking without her name being at the foot of the screen. It was quite a heated debate amongst the other rabid tribal guests. But I thought she spoke with a great deal of humanity and common sense . Then I discovered she was a labour MP, and I thought fair play to her. She was just about the only labour person I

Listened to without reaching for the remote to change channels pronto. And the other night I heard the smug RLB prattling in about how fantastic jewemy was, and how brilliant her labour policies were and how she watches Netflix on a Friday with her Putin- nesca pizza ( geddit?). Couldn’t find the remote quick enough.

Ah the froth bubbles up again....yawn

Zzzzzzzz"

Yep we have all missed you in the playground

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My secret political crush

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By *9alMan
over a year ago

Bridgend

she stood for leader against KS would she have done a better job? or would the press have destroyed her?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"she stood for leader against KS would she have done a better job? or would the press have destroyed her? "
She couldn't be any Further from representing the'REAL LABOUR PARTY' if she tried..

She's a Liberal just like her grandfather..Just another career politician selling the working class down the river..

Reading some of the comments on this thread(even though it's an old one)I can not believe how guilble or perhaps thick most people are by sucking up the media bs regarding Labour and Corbyn.. Absolute fools..

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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago

Longridge

Angela Raynor for me.

From my home town, speaks and takes no crap and very distracting to the Conservative Front Bench - Apparently.

Starmer is one of them annoying dogs that yap and chew your ankles.

But it's well overdue for a female, competent leader of Labour to take the corrupt bunch of shit that's had there greasy, thieving hands on our government and money for 12 years.

Lisa or Angela are both good contenders for me.

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