What about it?
How the press lose ad revenues to BBC ?
Because of the BBC’s vast current affairs viewership and readership.
But taking advertising revenue ?
Why does Tim hate freedom?
If you believe that you are unhinged.
If you don’t believe me watch Newsnight some night
Here we have the the board lefties all ganging up to make excuses for the impending massacre.
Nobody said that the press in Britain have been friendly towards the Labour Party. But nor were they during the leadership of Miliband or Kinnock.
I posted the polls here before of Red Ed versus Corbyn, he just isn’t doing it.
The Vice documentary on him (by a Corbyn fan) is a great watch for the Oirish on here just trying to go with the twitterati echo chamber of Corbyn fans.
It’s all well and good for people to say that Labour MPs should back Corbyn but you need credible leadership.
Nobody believes that Corbyn was anti Brexit. He half assed the ref and has consistently failed to call out May in the Commons. He is a longtime Eurosceptic, along with the rest of the Trots in his cabal.
I can understand his dilemma in one way. The North, and plenty of Labour areas, voted for Brexit. They don’t want to lose votes to UKIP and leak seats. But the current fudge policy is doing him no favours in London or Scotland.
I expect some more inane replies in here on this as the left just don’t have a clue. Today we had Tim Farren answering questions on his attitudes to gay sex. They don’t have a clue on how to win elections and would rather take moral superior positions on Twitter.
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Owen Jones is a thundering gobshite. If he isn’t happy with Corbyn he must be doing something right.
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True but he was his number one cheerleader.
Can anybody guess who the Tory press such as the Heil and the Murdoch Times want to win the French election?
To be fair. Over 50% of the yoof went for a far right or a far left candidate, so when you drill down it is a bit of a rejection of normal politics. Neither of the traditional big two in the run off either.
Did you guess who the Tory press want to win? 
The Mail of course would just like a bit of chaos and an old troll, see their little bit of Guardian bait this morning.
The Times is strong but it isn’t wrong. Both the Telegraph and Guardian have a similarly messaged front pages but are just a bit more sober about it, and the former is very much pro Tory.
Oh right, you haven’t figured it out, so.
Or, more likely you have but you don’t like admitting it.
Imagine sticking up for the Tory gutter press over an issue like supporting a continental European fascist.
Macron is the establishment candidate.
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Have you read the articles or not?
How are The Times supporting LePen? Is it factually correct or incorrect that the French establishment have been been soundly defeated? The Party of the President got less than 10% ffs.
Remember, The Times were Pro Remain. The Mail obviously love LePen as she is all about shaking up the European order, but this is just another example of you seeing something on Twitter and running with it. You didn’t include the Telegraph because they didn’t lead with the story.
I’m not here to defend the Daily Mail but get your facts right kid.