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Keir Starmer's time is up

to be fair i've 'liked' a great number of posts that have had nothing to do with you too, and even 'liked' one or two posts you've made. sure there's lots of posts having a pop at you i've missed but i don't have to go looking for them
Have liked plenty of their posts over the years, too.

But there's far more important things to get irritated about, than who likes who and why.

Maybe a "likes time is up" thread is needed ;)
 
Got to keep the big financial backers happy instead of, you know some policies that may be favourable with the actual majority of the public. Like tax the rich for starters:

I wonder when their 'left turn', that some onetruepath Labour posters envisaged, will start
 
I dislike Starmer intensely.

There was no choice

Starmer seems to think in his tiny brain that we chose him as our great redeemer.

I repeat there was no choice

All Starmer has done thus far is retreat into Law and Order where he feels most comfortable.

They have already broken their promises on taxes, on energy costs etc etc

I repeat there was no choice

The man is an asshole
 
I dislike Starmer intensely.

There was no choice

Starmer seems to think in his tiny brain that we chose him as our great redeemer.

I repeat there was no choice

All Starmer has done thus far is retreat into Law and Order where he feels most comfortable.

They have already broken their promises on taxes, on energy costs etc etc

I repeat there was no choice

The man is an assh

The word was little more than a (Baudrillardian) empty sign. Every time I heard a Nu Lab goon say it, I laughed.
Exactly
 
The election produced pretty much the worst possible scenario of all the likely outcomes. A huge Labour majority on the back of a small share of the vote. So Starmer and his group will proceed effectively unopposed in parliament by either an opposition or their own backbenchers, but in the knowledge that their 'project' received a relatively bad reception at the ballot box, from which they will learn the lesson that they didn't go far enough to the right.
 
The rules for Labour Party Leadership elections have already been changed to ensure that a there will not be a left-wing candidate, as the nomination threshold is too high.

So, even if Starmer were to resign, which he will not, and even if there were a left-wing candidate, which there will not be, members of the party would not get a vote, should this proposal be approved.

However, were I to have remained a member of the Labour Party, I would have been able, with luck, to have got a Motion passed by my CLP, calling for the restoration of the Winter Fuel Allowance, and this may have gone to the Annual Conference and been passed, and, with luck and much wailing and gnashing of teeth, Reeves may have restored the Winter Fuel Allowance. And the outcome of all that effort would not be an actual advance, but simply a return to square one from square minus one.
 
The rules for Labour Party Leadership elections have already been changed to ensure that a there will not be a left-wing candidate, as the nomination threshold is too high.

So, even if Starmer were to resign, which he will not, and even if there were a left-wing candidate, which there will not be, members of the party would not get a vote, should this proposal be approved.

However, were I to have remained a member of the Labour Party, I would have been able, with luck, to have got a Motion passed by my CLP, calling for the restoration of the Winter Fuel Allowance, and this may have gone to the Annual Conference and been passed, and, with luck and much wailing and gnashing of teeth, Reeves may have restored the Winter Fuel Allowance. And the outcome of all that effort would not be an actual advance, but simply a return to square one from square minus one.
Pluses and minuses are contrary to party discipline under shammer so whether the party goes to square -57, it is still square 57 for shammer
 
Labour ditch Sunak's £40 million helicopter contract, as Starmer tries to distance himself from 14 years of Tory rot.



If he wanted to distance himself from 14 years of tory rot he could have started some years ago by showing he had different and attractive politics.
 
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