Keir Starmer's time is up
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SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Protecting growth at this point is like doing CPR on a fucking skeleton.
I really don't understand how anyone smart enough to tie their own shoes can possibly think that letting the rich take everything they want and hoping they give some of it back is ever going to create growth, when all it has ever done is the exact opposite of that. It follows that they know they're full of shit, and that their whole schtick is just about buying the patronage of the rich so they can weasel their way into power. Why even bother is the thing I don't get. Most of them could make more money for less effort as consultants or whatever. I'm sure the likes of Chuka Umunna is fucking coining it in despite having achieved nothing in politics and having about as much talent for it as a partially decomposed halibut.
teqniq
DisMembered
Fucking repellent, whether or not I vote for my Labour MP is really hanging by a thread.
UrbaneFox
They've doubled in price
She was our MP for a short time, and is an excellent councillor. We are all really pissed off.
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
Well this will put all concerns to rest 
www.independent.co.uk
Sue Gray refused to cooperate with inquiry into her Labour role
Civil servant won’t answer questions on whether she accepted offer from Keir Starmer while investigating Partygate
www.independent.co.uk
ska invita
back on the other side
Maybe in this day and age thats a vote winner hence the timing
We should we pay to make young people woke, they should pay for that their whole lives, student scum
Raheem
Well-Known Member
They've undoubtedly got a whole schedule of u-turns that they don't want to have to pile up closer to a GE.
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
Yep, going for the 'red-wall' "We love Boris" demographic
Chilli.s
mingling jets and statuettes
Who even knows what his next plan will be... get people to write in with ideas?
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
Or perhaps carve them onto a monolithic stone tablet?
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
they'd have to be erasable though
pug
Well-Known Member
Visit a local conservative club to speak to his supporters.
two sheds
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One of the People Suing Labour Over Leaked Antisemitism Report Used Antisemitic Slurs | Novara Media
Julie Cattell, a non-Jewish Labour candidate in Brighton & Hove, told Jewish people they weren’t real Jews. Rivkah Brown reports.
novaramedia.com
interesting to see whether the anonymous account is linked to her.
two sheds
Least noticed poster 2007
Now isn't this genuinely surprising if he's giving the starmer policy 
www.thenational.scot
David Lammy: "“We can't come into office, picking through all the conservative legislation and repealing it,” he said. “It would take up so much parliamentary time. We need a positive agenda."
Labour WON'T repeal Tory anti-protest laws if they win next election, says MP
Lammy said it would take up "too much parliamentary time" and that Labour would put across a "positive agenda"
David Lammy: "“We can't come into office, picking through all the conservative legislation and repealing it,” he said. “It would take up so much parliamentary time. We need a positive agenda."
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Maybe they'll flip-flop on this like they do so much elseNow isn't this genuinely surprising if he's giving the starmer policy
Labour WON'T repeal Tory anti-protest laws if they win next election, says MP
Lammy said it would take up "too much parliamentary time" and that Labour would put across a "positive agenda"
David Lammy: "“We can't come into office, picking through all the conservative legislation and repealing it,” he said. “It would take up so much parliamentary time. We need a positive agenda."
Of course they won't have time they'll have too much of their own anti-protest legislation to pass.Now isn't this genuinely surprising if he's giving the starmer policy
Labour WON'T repeal Tory anti-protest laws if they win next election, says MP
Lammy said it would take up "too much parliamentary time" and that Labour would put across a "positive agenda"
David Lammy: "“We can't come into office, picking through all the conservative legislation and repealing it,” he said. “It would take up so much parliamentary time. We need a positive agenda."
ruffneck23
front left
I'm not entirely sure the ex head of the CPS would want to repeal such laws.
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Yeh but you can hope
Johnny Vodka
The Abominable Scotsman
Now isn't this genuinely surprising if he's giving the starmer policy
Labour WON'T repeal Tory anti-protest laws if they win next election, says MP
Lammy said it would take up "too much parliamentary time" and that Labour would put across a "positive agenda"
David Lammy: "“We can't come into office, picking through all the conservative legislation and repealing it,” he said. “It would take up so much parliamentary time. We need a positive agenda."
Starmer's probably rubbing his hands with glee that he can inherit such a thing.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Then quietly shred the 350,000 postcards with 'tax the rich' written on them.
teqniq
DisMembered
Oh what a surprise:
www.theguardian.com
Labour criticised for giving global banks access to parliament
Exclusive: HSBC and NatWest staffers seconded to shadow business secretary Jonathan Reynolds’s team
gosub
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Now isn't this genuinely surprising if he's giving the starmer policy
Labour WON'T repeal Tory anti-protest laws if they win next election, says MP
Lammy said it would take up "too much parliamentary time" and that Labour would put across a "positive agenda"
David Lammy: "“We can't come into office, picking through all the conservative legislation and repealing it,” he said. “It would take up so much parliamentary time. We need a positive agenda."
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