SNP Seeks To Replace Labour As Official Opposition At Westminster
This is the title of a story on Politics Home today.
I listened to Prime Ministers Questions today from start to finish and it is worth comparing the performance of Angus Robertson and Jeremy Corbyn.
Robertson’s performance was workmanlike and professional, but Corbyn’s contribution was not of the best quality.
I have not really listened to Corbyn’s contributions much in detail much before, but I got the impression, his heart didn’t seem to be in the debate.
I also thought that he was more long-winded than most other party leaders I remember well. Is he always like this, or is it because he has something else on his mind?
He is certainly not fulfilling his royal of leader of Her Maject’s Loyal Opposition.
If he doesn’t want the job, then I’m sure Angus Robertson could fill in!
The Anonymous Widower 
Did you mean “long-winded” in the fourth paragraph. You must be very young if you do not recall the two Welsh windbags – Michael Foot and Neil Kinnock. Indeed they come from a long tradition An
Comment by Mark Clayton | June 29, 2016 |
Of course I remember them. But they had a bit of fire. Corbyn was very flat!
Comment by AnonW | June 29, 2016 |