Sentences with phrase «unelectable for»
All those Tories who have paid their # 3 in the hope of making Labour unelectable for a generation by voting in Corbyn as leader
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So, will the austerity programme of the Cameron Government make the Tories unelectable for a generation?
Not exact matches
In 1912, Theodore Roosevelt, a wealthy New Yorker, broke with the Republican «establishment» which he criticized for being in the pocket of big business, and formed the «Bull Moose» Party (which split the vote and paved the way for an otherwise unelectable Woodrow Wilson).
Just watch this all explode in the republicans» faces for throwing a bunch of unelectable candidates into the mess too early.
Nearly half of evangelical voters go for one guy — the most rabid conservative in the bunch — despite the fact that he is highly unelectable by every reasonable measure.
«It is self - evident today and broadly accepted that the NPP is unelectable party for a very long time.
«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.
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.
He is unfit to lead his party and he is unelectable by an electorate that has just voted for Brexit.
«We have an unelectable leader, and if we lose elections then the price of our failure is paid by the working people of this country and their families who do not have a government to stand up for them.
Few of these particularly virulent critics seem interested in understanding members» reasons for selecting an outsider backbencher they've repeatedly been told is entirely unelectable.
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.
Some argue that he was willing to help Brown in 2008, even though he feared he was unelectable, because he felt guilty for backing Tony Blair for the party leadership in 1994 when Brown was a candidate for the position.
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.