Well, some of the things on the JC's CV post seem about 70 years old, I expect he did soil his nappies. What interests me is looking at the records of both leaders is (1) Jeremy Corbyn has probably in the past never had expectations of being party leader or PM but has always been true to his principles. Now one might not like those and one can criticise him for those and he'll put his opposing argument forward, but you are going to get the principles that come with him which, with regard to his social policies, many agree with. However, (2) with regard to BJ we're led to believe, and his actions over the past few years support it, that he's always had a desperate ambition to be PM. So it's quite surprising that in his earlier career he's been so reckless and made his devious actions so obvious, and made enemies, that it implies incompetence and lack of thought and substance - what might one get with BJ? Perhaps Nigel is right, he won't do Brexit ?
Michael Ixer ● 2528d