Think he's done well so far.
General Election 2017 | Cabinet reshuffle: Hunt re-appointed Health Secretary for record third time
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Doesn't really matter though does it. Your average tory couldn't give a shit about public services.
Covfefe
Yep
Yes, because they have every reason to be. The Labour manifesto is the most progressive in the past 40 years. Corbyn is doing well in the campaign. May and the Tories are a shambles. Their manifesto was a travesty and an insult.
Really? Thought he nailed that business question and he's doing well linking it to education.
The issue is by this point we've heard it all.
The ol' note comes up again.
They do, but they think all the problems in the service are caused by immigrants swamping them and public servants being paid too much
Well I think that the tory lead is too great to be caught, and so Labour's objective to stop the conservative attempt to gain a greater parliment majority. And so, if Corbyn succeeds in this, Theresa May will be so weak in her position, it may lead to a leadrrship challenge, and will throw brexit into chaos because there will be more MPs in opposition to tough negotiations.
There's a higher chance of them getting into a coalition with the SNP than the Lib Dems. And they'd be right to do that. But it hurt them in England in 2015. So they'll not be saying it openly. The crucial thing is to ensure that they are the largest party after the polls.
Probably because it's focused on areas I think he's poor on. Thought he pontificated on the coalition question, I don't like his stance on Brexit, and though I like the focus on education, he didn't seem to show any understanding of the worries of the small business owner.
Just answer the question jeremy
Aye, probably. Still feels silly for them to deny it when we know it'd happen, though.
hehe - if the audience at Cambridge was super Lefty - which it was, I'm thinking the Tories have drilled their mob pretty well for this one.
Some great questions coming in.
Some great questions coming in.
There's nothing worse than these nuclear war questions. Shut the feck up you eejits, we'd all be dead.
Corbyn went on a strange tangent on that nuclear question.
Should have been a simple answer.
Should have been a simple answer.
I find nuclear weapon questions dumb.
So you're saying let's put up with this Government because Brexit and to hell with the consequences? this is why May pushed the election button to spread panic knowing she can use that exact line of thinking.
This twat: " It concerns me that you wouldnt you kill millions of civilians"
BURN THEM ALL
Not sure how nuking anyone first makes us any safer.
Corbyn should have asked him if he meant he'd want him to use first strike
Right so we shall be the ones to die instead
"Heaven forbid a Corbyn government" 
Madness. Why aren't people with that kind of view seen as psychopaths?
Some people clearly think that firing a nuke back somehow stops the one being dropped. I'm really not sure why they think this.
It's a silly question but he's dodging it.
I wouldn't say he's been poor, but the audience is much more balanced compared to the Cambridge nonsense on Wednesday night.
Corbyn and May have both been ok with their delivery, but I think May edges it because she's come across more sincere.
Indeed. It's a daft question.
He's messed up on this question
What the feck is it with these nuclear weapons questions? Urgh. So bloody ridiculous. China using nuclear weapons against the UK? Come off it. Utterly ridiculous.
The place is full of warmongers
I don't think a lot of people would agree with that...
Sorry to say but May has done better in this debate