David or Ed Milliband?

**manrow** · 05-09-2010, 10:13 AM

The race for the new Labour leader may be hotting up!

I see that the Observer today is supporting David Milliband, while the Guardian sits on the fence.

Guess who is supporting Ed today?
None other than that poisoned chalice Neil Kinnock, who has lost more votes for Labour than anyother politician in history! He and his wife have made their fortune within the EC so maybe they can afford to fund this campaign!

**Midas** · 05-09-2010, 06:21 PM

Originally Posted by manrow

The race for the new Labour leader may be hotting up!

I see that the Observer today is supporting David Milliband, while the Guardian sits on the fence.

Guess who is supporting Ed today?
None other than that poisoned chalice Neil Kinnock, who has lost more votes for Labour than anyother politician in history! He and his wife have made their fortune within the EC so maybe they can afford to fund this campaign!

One is very tempted to say Balls to the lot of it - meaning Ed Balls of course, just in case anyone though I was harbouring negative thoughts about Labour and their whole leadership shenanigans

**soloman** · 12-09-2010, 08:32 AM

Originally Posted by Midas

One is very tempted to say Balls to the lot of it - meaning Ed Balls of course, just in case anyone though I was harbouring negative thoughts about Labour and their whole leadership shenanigans

Would you believe it, Ed is now leading the race?

Ed Miliband is leading Labour on a march into insignificance - Telegraph

**Streetwalker** · 12-09-2010, 09:06 AM

Couldn't make a good one out of the lot of them

**5K3PT1C** · 12-09-2010, 02:40 PM

As long as it's not Diane Abbott I don't care - "Vote for me because I'm a woman, vote for me because I'm black, I wouldn't compare myself to Barak Obama but..." Urgh I hate her!