The leftards do not like a dose of their own medicine judging by the anguished squeals. How sad!

Meanwhile buried in among the Guardian's numerous appeals, for fools to part with their dosh to fund their rants, there is an article highlighting:
Labour still doesn’t take the threat of Boris Johnson seriously
I can well understand how this arises with compo corbyn at the helm.
I would give better odds on the Titanic having a successful outcome!! (and we all know how that ended up)

Among the membership 43% say he’s doing a bad job; more than 70% see antisemitism as a genuine problem; and 27% want the leader to stand down immediately. Hardly a ringing endorsement.
Corbyn and his allies made it a point of honour to ignore not just the mainstream media but also the opinion polls. This made sense when the polls were (with a few honourable exceptions) wildly unenlightening and the media (again, with exceptions) indefensibly credulous. Yet the leadership remains wedded to the idea that negative polling can be dismissed as an establishment plot, and stolidly resists any data that goes against a precast narrative.

That latter point seems very reminiscent of much posting on here. Obviously analysis of lessons learnt is a lost art here.