MikeRox said:
smm30081 said:
Ok so you vote for the party not the leader in the GE, but I think most people vote for the the leader not the party, hence why Corbyn has no chance of winning.
Even though I support and agree with Corbyn's ideals, I also agree that he's not the top man for the job, though I don't think it'd be a disaster, just not as good as it could be however. That said I don't think that the Tories have done us many favours in their tenure (as a working class Northerner).
The Tories being in control is probably the best option we have at this moment in time, with the whole Brexit deal going on, I think that they'd be able to get the best deal from the EU and beyond.
I think that moving forward we need a more left-wing leader, who'll try their utmost to reduce the gap between the rich and the poor, and also improve equality.
-Sam
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As a fellow northerner. I agree. I really hate that the Tories are the best option atm.
Theresa May is actually saying the right things at the moment. But there's a huge difference between saying and doing. If she does half of what she has outlined though, Cameron resigning could be the best thing to happen to this country in a long time.
And you never know, labour might sort themselves out by 2025.
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She is saying the right things, but so did Cameron, who, now that I've thought about it more, has reduced poverty in the UK... by changing the definition! And now has the record amount of people in employment - Zero hour contracts!
Lets just hope and pray she works out to be good, but my dad told me (for right or for wrong) to never trust a Tory - He lived through the Thatcher era and we're living near Liverpool
-Sam
