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Neither was Jeremy Corbyn, but he would have been Prime Minister if enough people had voted for him. Say what you will about him (I am not a fan), but he is not
by foldr 1y ago
Neither was Jeremy Corbyn, but he would have been Prime Minister if enough people had voted for him. Say what you will about him (I am not a fan), but he is not “establishment approved”.
- coldtea 1y agoThat's why he "didn't pass all the tests" and was undermined both by the media and by his own parties, and various establishment interests.
- foldr 1y agoYou said: > because people were only given a couple of establishment approved choices Unless you think Jeremy Corbyn was establishment approved (!), this is clearly not true. I’m not really sure what to make of your latest comment. Is your preferred world one where the media never criticize your favored politicians and the left wing of the Labour Party ruthlessly crushes internal dissent? If that’s what it would have taken to make Corbyn Prime Minister, then count me out.