[Impy]

Bernie is (almost) a moderate compared to this creep.

Even the BBC admits Corbyn is the most radical (and inexperienced, his entire 32 year career has been spent as a backbencher) leader Labour has ever had. One of their shadow ministers has already resigned over his election.

This may be good for the moribund Lib Dems. Moderate leftists could fall back into their arms.

It’s wonderful news for the Tories and UKIP.

[PGalt]

Thanks for the insight, Impy. BUMP!

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

It may seem wonderful now. But the masses can move left in a hurry. It is NEVER good for a crazy radical to gain any sort of control.

I remember GOP pundits here gloating over the liberals electing Pelosi as their House leader. They figured she was so radical that it would blight their party for a long time. HA! We have been sprinting left ever since. I am not saying that was necessarily the beginning of the sprint. Maybe it was just a sign. I am saying that rejoicing over their future defeat is mere wishful thinking. There needs to be a major effort to stop this trend. TAKE IT VERY VERY SERIOUSLY.

[SunkenCiv]

[snip] One of their shadow ministers has already resigned over his election. This may be good for the moribund Lib Dems. Moderate leftists could fall back into their arms. [/snip]

Thanks Impy. Looks like you're onto something.

[Oztrich Boy]

Even the BBC admits Corbyn is the most radical (and inexperienced, his entire 32 year career has been spent as a backbencher) leader Labour has ever had. One of their shadow ministers has already resigned over his election.

Resigned during Corbyn's acceptance speech. Really meant it.