The following short report was found on Facebook and provides some much needed facts about Jeremy. Something mainstream media don't want to report on.
JEREMY CORBYN - A SUCCESS STORY
By Simon Hardy
Some facts about Labour under Jeremy
Corbyn.
Jeremy Corbyn won the leadership with
the biggest mandate from party members that any
leaders has ever won - 59%- more than all the other candidates put together.
Labour's
membership has increased dramatically under his leadership - over 380,000
members.
Labour
has won 4 by elections since he became leader, Oldham West, Sheffield
Brightside, Ogmore & Tooting. Oldham West, Tooting and Sheffield Brightside
saw Labour win on an increased majority.
Labour
won London Mayor with Corbyn as leader. Sadiq Khan won with the largest
personal vote a single politician has ever received in Britain, 1.3 million. It
was also the first election of a Muslim candidate to a western capital city.
Labour
also won Mayoral elections in Salford, Liverpool, Bristol.
In the local elections in 2016 Labour's performance was as good as 2001, when Labour won a second landslide in the general elections.
In the local elections in 2016 Labour's performance was as good as 2001, when Labour won a second landslide in the general elections.
Labour
has repeatedly been ahead of the Tories in the polls since the start of 2016.
Labour
under Corbyn has helped fight of cuts to Tax Credits and PIP payments - scoring
significant blows against the Tories austerity agenda.
Whilst
the Brexit vote was very disappointing, Labour delivered 63% of its 2015 voters
to vote REMAIN. Compared to the SNP's vote of 64% of their voters and 70% of
Liberal Democrat voters, Labour didn't perform qualitatively worse. David
Cameron and the Tories couldn't even deliver a majority of their voters - only
42% voted to REMAIN.
Even
if the right wings arguments were true that Corbyn doesn't 'look' like a leader
or doesn't 'get his message across in the media' - it just means that Labour is
doing exceptionally anyway. Imagine how well Labour would do if its MPs were
loyal to their members and leader and Labour could present a united campaign,
unhindered by in-fighting?
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