Election: Corbyn reads out ‘mean’ Tweets about himself
Jeremy Corbyn read out a series of mean tweets including one that asked: "Who is Jeremy Corbyn?" Mr Corbyn posted the video of himself on Twitter with the caption: "This was surprisingly fun." The Labour Party is behind the Tories in every poll with just two days to go until the general election.
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The first tweet the Labour Party leader had to tackle was: "I’ll bet Jeremy Corbyn will be glad when this election is over so he can go back to wearing his commie hat."
Mr Corbyn replied: "What is a commie hat? I wear a cap!
"It’s a bit like when I was told I was riding a Maoist bicycle.
"It’s a bicycle!"
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The next tweet said: "Every household doesn’t need the fastest broadband you absolute moby."
As Jeremy Corbyn asked: “what’s a moby?” the video appeared to buffer followed by the sentence "no more buffering with Labour’s fast free broadband!"
When Mr Corbyn saw the next tweet he said: “Oh god this is bad!”
The tweet was then revealed as: “Anyone else started to find Jeremy Corbyn really sexy?”
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The following tweets were also read out by the Labour Party leader: "University education free to anyone? I’m almost tempted but on reflection who will pay for this?
"Jeremy Corbyn still thinks there’s a magic money tree.
"Jeremy Corbyn isn’t some kind of kindly magic Grandpa, quite the opposite in fact.
"Can someone tell me who Jeremy Corbyn is?"
Mr Corbyn's responded to the latter saying: "The Next Prime minister!" before high-fiving someone.
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Yesterday polling guru Sir John Curtice stated the Conservative Party are on course to secure a majority in the general election but also warned a hung Parliament is still a possibility.
He said: “We are looking at on average a 10-point Conservative lead over the Labour Party.
"Which probably means, if it transpires in the ballot boxes, something around 345 to 350 Tory seats and Boris Johnson being able to pursue Brexit.
"But the Tory lead of 10 points is not that far ahead of the 6-point figure… at which you say there’s a 50 percent chance of a hung parliament."