Starmer's vision quest

[C R]

You don't seem to have a clear understanding of the British election cycle.

And you don't seem to understand the fact that Starmer is not winning, the Tories are losing. Read this

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...workington-tory-voters-verdict-on-rishi-sunak

Specially the paragraphs where it talks about Starmer, it should make for very uncomfortable reading at labour HQ.

 

[albion]

You quickly forget that 64% of the lower working class demographic voted to leave.
Many still strongly believe in Brexit, so to me, as a none labour voter, Starmer is playing a blinder.

 

[C R]

You quickly forget that 64% of the lower working class demographic voted to leave.
Many still strongly believe in Brexit, so to me, as a none labour voter, Starmer is playing a blinder.

The voters referenced in that article are from that specific demographic. They don't like Starmer any better than they like Sunak, and it isn't because of brexit, it is because Starmer doesn't seem to have a vision for the country.

 

[albion]

The voters referenced in that article are from that specific demographic. They don't like Starmer any better than they like Sunak, and it isn't because of brexit, it is because Starmer doesn't seem to have a vision for the country.

Nothing to do with them being easily suckered, of course.

Britain, by the way, is near bankrupt. We need a crutch far more than vision. I really don't mind Starmer just being the delivery man.

 

[winjim]

Really looking forward to eighteen months of a Labour government before we're back to business as usual.


View: https://twitter.com/LabourUncut/status/1710270909066465404?t=4Moek2YVxabOQt-S2LZQ8Q&s=19

 

[Deleted member 49]

Britain, by the way, is near bankrupt

The school of Tool 🙄

 

[newfhouse]

Britain, by the way, is near bankrupt.

Is it? Are you sure it’s not just being pillaged by the current management?

 

[albion]

The school of Tool 🙄

Is it? Are you sure it’s not just being pillaged by the current management?

Same thing. Brexit and its cloak of invincibility was the license to wreck havoc.

 

[Xipe Totec]

The school of Tool 🙄

He'll keep digging
'Til he feels something.

 

[bobzmyunkle]

Labour conference starts tomorrow. Tenterhooks in our house.
Come Keith.

 

[Deleted member 49]

Same thing. Brexit and its cloak of invincibility was the license to wreck havoc.

Things were bad long before Brexit.

 

[albion]

Brexitland to return to Labour. Just maybe the con has being sussed.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...-with-12-cabinet-ministers-losing-their-seats.

And maybe the margin will be far ahead of the 1997 one.

 

[newfhouse]

And maybe the margin will be far ahead of the 1997 one.

Yes, it's a worry. Of course I want to see the Tories take a beating but a majority of that size can be unhealthy, especially when it comes from a vote against a party rather than for a meaningful manifesto.

 

[BoldonLad]

Brexitland to return to Labour. Just maybe the con has being sussed.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...-with-12-cabinet-ministers-losing-their-seats.

And maybe the margin will be far ahead of the 1997 one.

And that ended well didnt it?

 

[multitool]

With the news of horrendous events in Israel today, its worth reminding ourselves that the man who today said this:

was the same man who previously said this:

"‘The idea that an organisation dedicated to the good of Palestinian people and bringing about long-term peace & social justice & political justice in the whole region should be labelled as a terrorist organisation…is a big, big historical mistake"

And to be clear, that was Corbyn talking about his "friends", Hamas.


And this is who Adam wanted us to be running the country.