Jeremy Corbyn decides to run against Labour as an independent

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• HolbornFox

  March 2023

  Yes and people really need to start questioning why the media hate him.

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• krappyrubsnif

  March 2023

  I've met him, haven't we all, he's a nice man, but some people need to understand when they're being divisive, and when to step down for the greater good as opposed to personal self-regard.

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• rikki

  March 2023

  Which greater good are you referring to?

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• krappyrubsnif

  March 2023

  A future Labour government, or at least not a split vote in Islington North.

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• HolbornFox

  March 2023

  If he runs as an independent he's more likely to gain votes than if he ran for Labour.
  
  https://skwawkbox.org/2023/03/29/private-health-ceo-lined-up-to-try-to-take-corbyns-seat-for-starmer/

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• HolbornFox

  March 2023

  https://inwhoseinterests.home.blog/2022/06/08/hedge-fund-labour-why-is-the-party-of-the-nhs-now-receiving-money-from-private-health-investors/comment-page-1/#comments

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• Patso

  March 2023 edited March 2023

  73 years old and still going ..... seeking election for a 5 year term.
  
  I hope to be retired by then.
  
  The next United Kingdom general election is scheduled to be held no later than 28 January 2025.
  
  Slightly hubristic - no?

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• Scruffy

  April 2023 edited April 2023

  “The greater good”??? Surely you mean the lesser evil, @krappyrubsnif ? It kills me that voting Labour in a general election (as probably the only way to beat the Conservatives) will be claimed as an endorsement by the likes of Starmer.

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• grenners Ferme Park Road, N4

  April 2023

  I am not bothering to vote ever again. No point. All the same talking heads talking the same crap following the same pay masters setting the same global agenda. UK democracy is just a side show to keep us from setting fire to everything.

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