@JDictus@ProJared Don't be so ridiculous. Testing some of these tweets, Twitter really is a cesspitt. I don't know why he still uses this site. Most toxic, malicious website there is.
Giving away this very beautiful, signed test print of my new banknote, it's on heavy Canson paper and very fancy but will otherwise live in a drawer in my house forever. RT this and I'll pick a winner next Sunday. ๐ฌ๐ง๐ท
There is a lot of talk about the YouGov GE Poll which puts @LibDems 1st, @brexitparty_uk 2nd and @Labour & @Conservatives joint 3rd.
So let's see what a Twitter poll shows. If you would vote for any of them which one would it be?
Vote & #Retweet
@Laura__Fox@Keith_Roberts@jeremycorbyn He had a chance around summer 17, a solid foundation to build on anyway. Now though, no. He is nowhere as near as popular as the momentum crowd like to believe. Corbyn peaked 2 years ago, now it's over
@kazjohnson @gbtalking @damocrat@campbellclaret I agree. Had that surge of support happened without brexit, a Corbyn-led Labour could have done great things for the country. The optimism was palpable. I think a lot of people who voted in 17 feel let down by him
@fiona18260994 @OwenJones84@IanLaveryMP Corbyn and his followers are hypocrites. Against austerity yet support brexit. For working class but support brexit. It's doublespeak. Then they act as tho they are above the remain/leave debate. No wonder they're tanking
@RobW99429542@booktowertom@JamesMelville I wonder what state the Labour party will have to be in for Corbyn to resign. He is just nowhere near as popular as his supporters believe he is