Yes, because after decades of shouting his unshakable and pretty extreme views from the rooftops and...oh look...he's suddenly changed his tone.

Don't be so naive.

And his record of associating with and supporting various terrorist groups is out there for everyone to see.

No lefties like you want to brush it under the table - the evidence is there. Corbyn was anti everything including Europe - how many times did he vote against Blair's government >500.

Corbyn deep down is extremely left leaning bordering on communist/Marxist - are you suggesting he has changed to be centre left guy?

All his policies are about the government having more control over our lives - I don't need life politicians telling me what is best for me.

The love for Corbyn is from the millions that have been let down so badly since the banking crash and the years of Austerity that have followed.
Student's especially have been royally stuffed by the current student loan system and inflated fees.
Not only do they get to leave University with debt's exceeding £50k, they are charged pretty hefty levels of interest.

I know these debts are eventually written off (assuming that so me bright spark doesnt change the rules) but, it's no surprise that the younger voters, who, at least Corbyn has engaged in the political debate, are voting for someone who has promised to allow them to start their adult life without such huge personal debts.

Of course, Corbyn, was promising a give away of biblical proportions and it certainly appeared that the country's debts would mushroom, if he were to fulfil his endless promises but, you cant blame the "snowflake student/lefties" for "lapping it up", can you ?

Who introduced the tuition fees?

The sudden lift from 3k to 9k+ has happened under Tory stewardship, not to mention the interest on the loans, which IIRC wasnt there previously.
Whilst some may think this (the interest) is an incentive for students to find a way to clear their loans, it's just crazy.and the 50/60k debt could be over 100k by the time some of these students find "meaningful" employment.

right wingers getting increasingly desperate I see. Don't they realise these desperate smears have already been completely exhausted in the election and instantly kill their argument when used? It might be time to start talking about policies that are directly affecting people's lives...



not Mr Corbyn, that's for sure

Most of this nonsense was refuted on social media within minutes of it being trotted out; that I think is why we're now seeing Murdoch and his henchmen, Gove & Nick Robinson first among them, suggesting that social media is killing 'real' news. Personally, I trust nothing that the MSM tells me, particularly when it comes from an outlet that is owned by a non-dom billionaire with a history of exerting undue influence over the Tory party.

Serious question as I am not that up to date with politics.
But which terrorist group have the conservatives supported?

Answer the question - who introduced the tuition fees?

Then who did?

much like the Iraq War, the Dearing Report was approved and supported by the leadership of both Labour and the Tories, but wisely opposed by Corbyn. hope that helps.

Was that because he supports terrorism and didn`t want to upset his friends?
Or was it because in hindsight we were going after the wrong person?