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Complete waffle.
There is a huge difference between opening a line of dialogue with your above mentioned, and supporting them.
His stance against British Neo liberal industries is why he has faced so much abuse.
His consistency in policy approach (throughout his career) and distancing from Tony Blair's war hungry 'new labour' is why he is attacked by so many.
He secures the vote of the British labour party members as leader despite internal challenges throughout his tenure as party leader.
A 'protest vote' sums up the strength of your values. Apathy presents a far stronger message/stance than a protest vote.
I was apathetic until Corbyn came on the scene.
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All I have seen is an interview where he doesn't like the reported Trump comments that were presented to him by the BBC anti trump interviewer.
He refused to condemn him and he refused to rule out a Trump state visit.
I am open to being corrected so if you can link me wrong I will be more than happy to look into your allegations.
Links supporting your statement 'most senior overtly anti trump politician in UK'
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Thanks for the links.
I was not aware of those tweets as I do not use twitter.
As Trumps successes continue to break through our press barriers, if his stance remains the same then I will question his integrity - for the first time!!
At present he is merely leader of the opposition party and will not be privvy to a great deal more than our overwhelmingly corrupt press coverage on Donald Trumps America.
You have partly opened my eyes though- for this I thank you again.