Labour leadership

[oldrider]

What is wrong with non-religious people speaking about religion?

Err --- Did I say there was? ... I simply observed that it's what they like to do!

[awa355]

I see in todays news that Cunliffe's wife had run a Tweet thingy attacking all those within the Labour party who were against her 'man'. She had suggested that everyone within Labour who did not support Davy boy should resign from the party.

Jeez, doesn't she have a clue what democracy is about?

[Mo NZ]

I see in todays news that Cunliffe's wife had run a Tweet thingy attacking all those within the Labour party who were against her 'man'. She had suggested that everyone within Labour who did not support Davy boy should resign from the party.

Jeez, doesn't she have a clue what democracy is about?

She also said they are all past their used by date.
Of course he did not know about this.
But I recon he said Thanks Thweety.

[oldrider]

The only bad publicity is "no" publicity .... and look at all the publicity that this party of loosers is getting ... they have never had it so good!

[Oakie]

The only bad publicity is "no" publicity .... and look at all the publicity that this party of loosers is getting ... they have never had it so good!

Yep. Cunliffe may get some sympathy out of this.

[mashman]

I see in todays news that Cunliffe's wife had run a Tweet thingy attacking all those within the Labour party who were against her 'man'. She had suggested that everyone within Labour who did not support Davy boy should resign from the party.

Jeez, doesn't she have a clue what democracy is about?

She has a point. If you cannot keep the caucus together, then you're not communicating with each other or you're not finding a common ground. It takes two to tango and it looks as though there were more than 2. Likely all on the nat payroll.

[kb_SF1]

What leadership, a rudderless barge in a storm.

[Oakie]

I wonder if they have doomed themselves to eternal infighting because of the voting system they have to find a leader. Even the 'presidential' style campaigns to elect a leader must split the caucus to a certain extent so there will always be a significant number who aren't entirely behind the leader ... and just waiting to pounce.

[Motu]

That's always been the way to do it - Muldoon, Shipley....

[oldrider]

It's only news to the left wing Labour biased media ... nobody else gives a fuck! ... It's "NOT" news!

[Oscar]

It's only news to the left wing Labour biased media ... nobody else gives a fuck! ... It's "NOT" news!

Er - if you don't think it's news, turn the page or change the channel...

[oldrider]

Er - if you don't think it's news, turn the page or change the channel...

Err .. touché ... true but if it was ACT or any other (slightly right winged) party they would be quickly ridiculed and then totally ignored!

Labour have been headlines ever since their worst electoral thrashing ... they are history and should be treated with the ignore they have earned!

[Oscar]

Err .. touché ... true but if it was ACT or any other (slightly right winged) party they would be quickly ridiculed and then totally ignored!

Labour have been headlines ever since their worst electoral thrashing ... they are history and should be treated with the ignore they have earned!

More people voted for Legalise Marajuana than ACT.
Besides, Labour is the second party, Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition.

[oldrider]

More people voted for Legalise Marajuana than ACT.
Besides, Labour is the second party, Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition.

Whats to stop the rest of the non government parties forming an opposition coalition and pushing Labour aside and creating another leader of the opposition?

[Oscar]

Whats to stop the rest of the non government parties forming an opposition coalition and pushing Labour aside and creating another leader of the opposition?

You'd have to get them all to agree.


Good luck with that...