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The question is this, is the Labour party unelectable whilst it is led by Corbyn given the fact that his re-election was guaranteed by the union's backing, and dubious support coming from newly enlisted members. I have been a life long Labour supporter who will not vote for them while Corbyn is the leader I see him as a Communist who knows under this banner will never be a mp .

I am or was also a life long Labour supporter, I would not vote for them under the current leadership, having said that, there is no alternative party I would vote for now, if there was a snap election I would probably abstain or vote green

My wife & I think Labour have now mad theirselves unelectable, with Corbern in charge. So will continue to vote UKIP

As an ex service man i could not vote for Labour ever again as long as it is under his leadership, don,t forget this man has been to a ceremony to honour IRA dead, after which he stated he thought it was a freedom ceremony, and in the 1970,s was a supporter of Jerry Adams and martin McGuinness, I don,t think Labour will get the support needed to get in to number 10 with the current leadership. Sad I just wish he could also see it,

Sunny Jim

Would probably abstain if there was a election couldn't vote Labour with Corbyn in charge, was also annoyed that the Unions gave full support to the remain side in the recent referendum.

I will continue to support the Labour party. Leaders come and go but principles don't change.

Medjoul1 wrote:I will continue to support the Labour party. Leaders come and go but principles don't change.

Principles are a good thing to have, please encourage labour MPs to please stick to theirs. But its the aims of the party that is what you should be aware of and these change depending on where our leader is stood left of centre or to the right and Corbyn is too far to the left for me to vote for them. When the man who would be prime minister refuses to sing the national anthem he is not fit to lead.

I joined the Conservative Party when Jeremy Corbyn was elected, it was the only way I could think of registering my protest!

The labour party is a failure
The conservative party have moved left in recent months to win the marginal left wing voter.

UKIP, the new rightwing force within UK politics continue towards a Britain for the British xenophobic agenda.