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Would Labour Jump Into Bed With UKIP If It Guaranteed Them To Be In Power In 2020? |
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Would Labour Jump Into Bed With UKIP If It Guaranteed Them To Be In Power In 2020?
It would mean an end to Corbyn's support of FOM though, but a majority of Labour MP's outside of London want to end Freedom of Movement anyways.
Would Labour be willing to sacrifice their morals (of sneering factor of UKIP as partners) to get a majority in the next election? or risk years of obscurity.. |
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No they wouldn't. Right wing parties don't join forces with socialists.
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Is it wind up day?
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One thing we've learnt is that Corbyn is very 'principled' - so no. Never.
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I suppose what you are saying is that Labour still has morals. The Lib Dems lost them in 2010, The Tories have never had them and UKIP doesn't understand the concept.
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Spare the thought -- -- jumping in bed with the likes of Farage, Flynn, Carswell or Nutall is something I would prefer not to imagine. Even Labour has some sort of standards
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It would be one good way of wrecking both Labour and UKIP within a year.
Any party that stoops to the level of working with the Kippers will never be elected again. |
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It would mean an end to Corbyn's support of FOM though, but a majority of Labour MP's outside of London want to end Freedom of Movement anyways.
Would Labour be willing to sacrifice their morals (of sneering factor of UKIP as partners) to get a majority in the next election? or risk years of obscurity.. |
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No they wouldn't. Right wing parties don't join forces with socialists.
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NO NO a thousand times NO, I would certainly never vote Labour again if they did.
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Why on earth would UKIP want to be lumbered with a toxic Labour Party when disagruntled ex-Labour voters are already flocking to them in droves?
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I suppose what you are saying is that Labour still has morals. The Lib Dems lost them in 2010, The Tories have never had them and UKIP doesn't understand the concept.
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Andy Burnham would jump into bed with any old greasy pole.
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It would be one good way of wrecking both Labour and UKIP within a year.
Any party that stoops to the level of working with the Kippers will never be elected again. |
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It would mean an end to Corbyn's support of FOM though, but a majority of Labour MP's outside of London want to end Freedom of Movement anyways.
Would Labour be willing to sacrifice their morals (of sneering factor of UKIP as partners) to get a majority in the next election? or risk years of obscurity.. |
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What a prospect under the duvet that would be. Beard and bald head. Ugh!
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What a prospect under the duvet that would be. Beard and bald head. Ugh!
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Bring it on.
I think Labour may well be out of power for many year to come. They will just bide their time until the government of the day make one big cock-up which gets the people up in arms. People are waking up to the realisation that they do have the power to make things change on the political front. Most MPs are only interested in their own seats and at last are taking notice of their constituents that includes those in the cabinet. |
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FPTP makes it impossible for UKIP and other parties to have seats, let alone power, so it couldn't happen, period.
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Who governs Germany at present?
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Why on earth would UKIP want to be lumbered with a toxic Labour Party when disagruntled ex-Labour voters are already flocking to them in droves?
ukip are the ones setting the agenda and dont need to enter coalitions or do deals. |
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FPTP makes it impossible for UKIP and other parties to have seats, let alone power, so it couldn't happen, period.
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It would mean an end to Corbyn's support of FOM though, but a majority of Labour MP's outside of London want to end Freedom of Movement anyways.
Would Labour be willing to sacrifice their morals (of sneering factor of UKIP as partners) to get a majority in the next election? or risk years of obscurity.. Its not an issue anyway because UKIP will be devoid of funding and purpose by 2020, and will be paying a price for its referendum lies, and its internal chasms. |
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a majority of Labour MP's outside of London want to end Freedom of Movement anyways.
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What have they got to do with it?
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