Just absolutely mental. Hard left agendas and socialist policies have been soundly rejected by the British public. A second brexit referendum has been soundly rejected and corbyn has been rejected.
Well yes that is obvious but what about after corbyn leaves? Change policies? Or keep similar policies with a more acceptable face? Is it important to you that Labour get elected? If so seems obvious to me that they need a change of direction, however painful that may be for some who love where they have gone.
Just messaged my Jewish friends. They are incredibly relieved and so are all their friends. Proud of the British public tonight, I knew they wouldn't let the Jewish people down.
Absolutely. I want people to vote for the conservatives at this election or at least not for Corbyn. I've hardly tried to hide that but I'm not a Conservative supporter in the sense that I'll necessarily vote for them at the next election.
I've only ever voted Conservative twice before in my life. I'm certainly not a hardcore Tory. I definitely don't think everyone not voting for Corbyn means they don't want a society that is kinder or fairer.
Personally I woild have preferred that they had nothing star wars related and just left it all alone, but given that they are intent on doing it, it's been the most authentically star wars piece of media that Disney have done so far. Vastly preferable to the films even if as I said I'd rather they did none of it.
Thanks. Not sure how reassuring it is though when I get a couple of people ringing me asking me how they should vote. People really should do their own research rather than relying on others who are more politically engaged and asking someone else on the day, of the election. My reply was simply to vote however they liked but if they wanted my opinion it should be anyone but Corbyn.