All those Tories who have paid their # 3 in the hope of making
Labour unelectable for a generation by voting in Corbyn as leader
It's them and their cowardly antics that are making
Labour unelectable — and the public know it and are disgusted by it.
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Labour figures believe any move to the left makes the party
unelectable, but many figures in the party think voters need a decisive break with the past if they are to put their faith in
Labour again.
Corbyn's opponents hoped his history on the hard left of British politics would convince
Labour members that he would be
unelectable as prime minister.
«The
Labour party has sponsored a culture of Cash for Influence, and has promoted
unelectable individuals to the peerage so as to get them into the Cabinet.
Mr Blanchflower has told the Guardian that Jeremy Corbyn is «absolutely, completely
unelectable» and that Mr Smith gives
Labour the best chance of forming a strong opposition at a time of potential economic turbulence.
Labour ended the campaign running on empty, devoting the final week to trying to persuade voters that its
unelectable opponents could win.
The Parliamentary
Labour Party (PLP) has sought to downplay the influence of Momentum, portraying it as a collection of fringe radicals who will make the party
unelectable to the more mainstream voter.
Jones resigned from Jeremy Corbyn's Shadow Cabinet, along with dozens of her colleagues, in June 2016 and, in calling Corbyn «
unelectable», also urged him to resign as
Labour leader.
One hack suggested that many
Labour MPs see the leader as «somewhere between an
unelectable joke and a threat to national security».
Still waiting for a response to the points made against Corbyn, essentially that it doesn't help those in need of a
Labour government to select an
unelectable leader.
They are silent majority, similar to the silent majority of voters who regarded Ed Miliband as wholly
unelectable and the
Labour party as unable to manage the public purse.
All that has happened is that the hapless Owen Smith's pathetic «I'm a Bevanite» Summer long Leadership challenge will now be simply dismissed by the Right as «just part of an endless process of sabotage and disruption, to make a Left oriented
Labour Party
unelectable».
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Labour architect told the magazine: «We are in a situation now where he is
unelectable in the country but unassailable in the Party».
The Blairites keep bleating that Corbyn is
unelectable but why simply elect another Tory government with a «
Labour» tag?
Lizzy Salander, the
unelectable Corbyn won his seat in 1983 — on the back of
Labour's «longest suicide note in history».
The
Labour Left for the past two years have had to endure ridicules, being told we represented the «loony left», and that Jeremy Corbyn was
unelectable, or that he would destroy the
Labour party.
This is the only way to stop
Labour from becoming
unelectable and at the same time show the puplic another side of
Labour showcasing the next generation of
Labour leaders.
Though ours is a parliamentary, not a presidential system, it is hard to see
Labour winning an election with an
unelectable leader.
«
Labour is
unelectable in 2020 with Jeremy Corbyn as leader» (and is thus by implication electable under a different leader)
There are those who say they would vote for Jeremy but think that he would be
unelectable, forgetting of course that people have left the party and others did not vote because New
Labour are no longer relevant.
Many in the PLP genuinely believe
Labour will be
unelectable unless it pledges cuts in benefits, or curbs on immigration, and are now struggling to resolve the contradiction of convincing the membership to want the same things that they think the electorate wants.
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labour have bought the
labour party to the brink of extinction in only twenty shorty years and made it practically
unelectable.
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Labour could only win Elections — if the Conservatives conveniently make themselves
unelectable.
Those many
Labour MPs who lacked the guts to oust Brown last year despite regarding him as
unelectable may finally move — now that it's too late.