Poll: Who would be a better Labour Party leader – Jeremy Corbyn or Owen Smith?

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Now the Labour leadership race is down to Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith, who do you think would be better at the job?

Click on the link below to vote in our poll of Left Foot Forward readers. We’ll publish the results on Monday.

 

 

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57 Responses to “Poll: Who would be a better Labour Party leader – Jeremy Corbyn or Owen Smith?”

  1. Nigel Grant

    Owen Smith was one of only a few PLP group members who was not tainted by voting for the war in Iraq. He is a fake and does not have the support of the party members who have already seen through him. I only hope that Jeremy gets an even bigger mandate from the members then we will no doubt witness some of the PLP group members moving over to the Tories where they belong.

  2. morry

    I have looked at a few personality charts for different political persons and for most I would rather not comment but for Jeremy Corbyn I was impressed. He truly is a leader, he really cares about the people, he sacrifices and suffers much for the people but we may not know about it for the most part. There was also a spiritual element with him that I believe is really important in politics and did not find it for anybody else. He not hungry for power as others seem to have in their charts and he has not got a sadistic streak as one other actually had. Jeremy Corbyn leads from the front. I have not seen that for a long time (I don’t mean front of the parliament pulpit sprouting rubbish. I mean with the people. Enough said.

  3. Debbie

    I will never vote for someone who made his fortune lobbying to privatise the NHS on behalf of a pharmaceutical company. Any politician with that sort of history is in politics just for the money. Corbyn is one of the few politicians left who really care about the people they represent.

  4. Iov

    For me, a lot of this is beyond traditional left-right politics. Corbyn is just morally correct, he generally wants people to succeed and not kill each other. He’s been punished for it in a horrible form of political spin. I’d like to ‘not’ like him but I haven’t been able to form a proper opinion because nearly everything has been negative! Give the man a chance.

  5. Dominic Berry

    Hahahaha !!!! Even the headline is rather amusing Left Foot. I did laugh I’ll give you that.
    Consider me a subscriber.

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