If he wins he will be by far the most left wing leader Liebour have ever had. Personally, I think Liebour will even struggle in the North of England as UKIP gave them a good fight and fright in many seats in the recent election.
In the North many people will never vote for the Tories because of what happened to the mining industry, but many suffered under the last Liebour Government with their mass migration policies which have reduced many working class job's wages downwards to the minimum wage. This means they are much more likely to vote for UKIP in even bigger numbers at the next election. Union membership is still dropping where one thing that characterises the 21st century is the rise of SMEs and the self-employed, big union dominated industries is so 19th and 20th century these days.
Unless Liebour reconquer Crankie land, they won't form another one-party Government, even with that the English MP's only voting for English laws will be well established by 2020, which means Liebour will be in a minority when dealing with things like English income tax, education, welfare and the NHS etc as Welsh and Scottish assemblies handle this for Wales and Scotland either now or will do as part of the Scottish referendum settlement legislation that is currently going through parliament. BLiar, McRuin and Liebour have managed to maneuver themselves and Liebour into extinction with devolution. They were warned at the time and things have turned as as expected and I think Corbyn will be the icing on the top to further accelerate their demise.
I can see another Social Democratic party being formed by more moderate Liebour MPs and supporters, like happened in Pillock's and donkey jacket scarecrow's time, leaving the field open for the hard left, unions, old-Liebour and the Socialist Workers Party to occupy the extreme left fringes. The conservatives made the mistake of moving right with their leaders when they were defeated in 1997. I think the main lesson is that the majority of voters like conservative Liebour governments and wet Tory ones, where they both occupy the immediate left and right centre ground. It is interesting that Liebour under BLiar were more left wing than their propaganda portrayed and the converse is that the Tories are more right wing than their propaganda portrays them!
Like all left wing bigots Corbyn has some funny priorities. An example, is that he wants to reestablish the coal mining industry, but as a green, climate change zealot, nobody must burn the mined coal where it is the most polluting, CO2 releasing of all of the fossil fuels, eh?!!!
Personally, I find Corbyn as repulsive as that two-faced racist bigot 'service company tax dodging' Livingstone. Another don't do what I do, do what I say person. The only plus for Liebour under Corbyn is that at least George Galloway will have found a new natural political home. We can look forward to Corbyn, Livingstone and Galloway appearing together with their invited friends from ISIS, Al Qaeda and Hizbollah.
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