The Labour Party - Part 2

[banjodeano 31]

5 minutes ago, West 77 said:

I more or less agree with you.  However, bye-election results are often freak results for numerous reasons and are rarely repeated in general elections.  I expect Labour to win the Batley seat in the next general election by a much bigger margin because George Galloway will contest a different seat assuming he's still around and able to be a candidate.

I can guarantee 110% that labour will not win it the next time...........................there will not be another next time, i believe the seat will not be up for grabs due to boundary changes

[Guest sibon]

7 minutes ago, banjodeano said:

No Galloway cant stand everywhere, but other people can, Labour lost Hartlepool which has always been a labour strong hold, and GG wasnt  even there, there is pattern forming here, i wonder what it is?

I will send more than a fiver if they implement socialist policies, 

Why should i not be relaxed,  If starmer gets in very little will change from the  tory policy

There we have it. 
 

Deano is a supporter of the revolting Galloway and the equally repulsive Johnson.

 

You are one confused kid.

[banjodeano 31]

4 minutes ago, sibon said:

There we have it. 
 

Deano is a supporter of the revolting Galloway and the equally repulsive Johnson.

 

You are one confused kid.

wow, i seem to have rattled you somewhat, go and pour yourself a beer and chill out....

[Guest sibon]

4 minutes ago, banjodeano said:

wow, i seem to have rattled you somewhat, go and pour yourself a beer and chill out....

Not rattled at all.

 

I do think you’ve lost the plot though.

[Delbow 708]

I'm not sure which workers the 'Worker's Party' represents. Certainly not women workers, or gay or trans workers, or Jewish workers.

[banjodeano 31]

1 minute ago, sibon said:

Not rattled at all.

 

I do think you’ve lost the plot though.

You sound  like it, it seems like i have upset you somehow....lets not make it personal hey, saying people have lost the plot is not cool, have a good evening

[Guest sibon]

7 minutes ago, Delbow said:

I'm not sure which workers the 'Worker's Party' represents. Certainly not women workers, or gay or trans workers, or Jewish workers.

Probably his bunch of “workers” who wreaked havoc and intimidation in Batley during the by- election

 

Ultimately, George Galloway only ever represents George Galloway. 

6 minutes ago, banjodeano said:

You sound  like it, it seems like i have upset you somehow....lets not make it personal hey, saying people have lost the plot is not cool, have a good evening

As you like. But  if you flip from being a Labour supporter to a potential Tory party member, you can expect a few raised eyebrows.

Edited July 2, 2021 by sibon

[banjodeano 31]

Just now, West 77 said:

You can't guarantee the proposed boundary change will be approved. If it is approved it will just be called Batley and something else and the Labour candidate is likely to be the same lady and likely to be re-elected. 

oh right, i thought it was cut and dried...thanks for the correction

[altus 540]

44 minutes ago, banjodeano said:

No Galloway cant stand everywhere, but other people can,

Even if we ignore the fact that any of his supporters who stood are not as likely as him to gain votes, even if just because they aren't recognisable names, he can't bus all his supporters to campaign everywhere in a general election.

[altus 540]

42 minutes ago, Delbow said:

I'm not sure which workers the 'Worker's Party' represents. Certainly not women workers, or gay or trans workers, or Jewish workers.

Given "Support from influential local business people and property developers has allowed Galloway to set up three campaign headquarters", that might indicate which sort of "workers" he represents.

 

Although more likely, they were Tory supporters hoping he'd undermine Labour's campaign, so it's more an indication of who he's happy to work for.

Edited July 2, 2021 by altus

[Delbow 708]

27 minutes ago, altus said:

Given "Support from influential local business people and property developers has allowed Galloway to set up three campaign headquarters", that might indicate which sort of "workers" he represents.

 

Although more likely, they were Tory supporters hoping he'd undermine Labour's campaign, so it's more an indication of who he's happy to work for.

I see the anti-Semite Chris Williamson was campaigning for Galloway. Not very surprising really.

[banjodeano 31]

1 minute ago, Delbow said:

I see the anti-Semite Chris Williamson was campaigning for Galloway. Not very surprising really.

oh Crikey here we go again,

what has Williamson said that you deem him to be an  anti semite? and what was the reason  why he was kicked out of the labour party?