[conservative98]

[Lurkinanloomin]

Make no mistake: Neither Sanders nor Warren are as unpopular as Corbyn is in his country
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Want to bet?

Pure propaganda, Crazy Bernie and Lieawatha are LESS popular than Jeremy Corbin.

[goldstategop]

Music to my ears. Democrats and their captive media live in an alternative universe.

They’ll face a rude awakening next November.

[tennmountainman]

It takes 3 NBC morons to write one article?

[montag813]

I wish this had happened AFTER the 2020 elections, so the U.S. left would not have learned.

[GOPJ]

“The tide has gone so far out for Labour that it is now predominantly a party of the English cities and their commuter suburbs. Seat after seat in its traditional strongholds across central and northern England and north Wales fell to the Conservatives,” Helen Lewis writes in The Atlantic. And it shows the limits of the Twitter Left.

We've always been able to count on these people being out of touch with their heads up with asses. That's helped our side... they've fought caricatures of us - straw men - based on an hour watching us in a focus group. But the above Chuck Todd piece shows there's a glimmer of awareness happening on that side... It showed up on MSNBC this morning with Chris Matthews speaking truth to brain-dead Andrea Mitchell. We need to be careful - them might not be as stupid as we think.

[billyboy15]

“On Thursday, unpopular Prime Minister Boris Johnson..”

Funny considering the landslide victory but then politics has always been about the voters choosing the least worst of the choices.

[The Pack Knight]

Always beware of drawing conclusions from one country’s election to another.

Indeed, but I think the conclusion in the headline is a valid one. American conservatism doesn't really have much in common with British conservatism (remember that Boris Johnson endorsed Obama in 2008), but the British and American Left are part of the same disease.

[Fai Mao]

It appears to me that one of Corbyn’s biggest problems is that the looney Scots have started voting for the Scottish National Party rather than Labour.

The Labour coalition has effectively fragmented into at least two parties. The fruits of Identity Politics

Perhaps we should encourage the democrats to do the same thing? How hard would it be to get the hard left of the Democrats to drive the less hard left into a third party vote? I don’t know but it might be good to find out.