In a shock move, Corbyn has called off the cross-party Brexit talks.

[Luis Anaconda]

Imagine everyone's surprise, eh?

Do you ever wonder what we did wrong to have the two most cretinous party leaders in history in "power" at the same time?

[Burney]

Do you ever wonder what we did wrong to have the two most cretinous party leaders in history in "power" at the same time?

Well we voted for them, I suppose.

[Luis Anaconda]

Well we voted for them, I suppose.

True - democracy, eh. Overrated

[Ash]

Do you ever wonder what we did wrong to have the two most cretinous party leaders in history in "power" at the same time?

If JC were to win the next GE because of his manoeuvring, some might consider that to less than entirely cretinous. Not that I'm predicting that at this point.

[Burney]

If JC were to win the next GE because of his manoeuvring, some might consider that to less than entirely cretinous. Not that I'm predicting that at this point.

Any election at the moment is a crap shoot. People don't want to vote for Corbyn, but the Tories at the moment seem determined not to do the one thing that could actually win them an election at a canter and have been sufficiently incompetent as to allow Farage back in to demolish their voter base. The tories can elect a Brexiteer as leader, but unless the party is prepared to follow him, nothing will change.

[Luis Anaconda]

If JC were to win the next GE because of his manoeuvring, some might consider that to less than entirely cretinous. Not that I'm predicting that at this point.

Fair point but I think he would be winning because of the Tory's inadequacies rather than his own manoeuvering which is far from clever imho