Keir Starmer

[mat]

Strong opening in PMQs.

Starmer acknowledged the anniversary of the Falklands War.

Johnson has said nowt.

 

[Don Karleone]

Useless

 

[mat]

Useless

Well that's as clear as mud.


Reminds me of Paddy Pantsdown.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Useless

Why would he declare their position? What good would it do?

 

[Don Karleone]

Why would he declare their position? What good would it do?

Well, it would make it easier to determine whether or not he's all that different from Johnson for starters.

 

[domalino]

Why would he declare their position? What good would it do?

Well his job is to attract voters and when the news is dominated by one of the most unpopular policies in decades, it’s quite good if the opposition can say “hey you know that terrible policy you hate? We won’t do that if you elect us”.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Well, it would make it easier to determine whether or not he's all that different from Johnson for starters.

Well his job is to attract voters and when the news is dominated by one of the most unpopular policies in decades, it’s quite good if the opposition can say “hey you know that terrible policy you hate? We won’t do that if you elect us”.

There’s plenty of time for him to do that. All he’d do now in telling us their policy is watch the Tories steal said policy.

He should have said we definitely wouldn’t send people to Rwanda though.

 

[mosssideblue]

Well, it would make it easier to determine whether or not he's all that different from Johnson for starters.

He will do that in spades at the next GE

 

[Don Karleone]

Took them long enough, this should've been said earlier. It's not difficult

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Why would he declare their position? What good would it do?

Should oppose it but that feeds the division and polarisation that BJ seeks to create. Better sitting back with the popcorn for the time being and watching the govt fuck itself over.

 

[Rascal]

Keiths pledge number 6 was

Defend migrants rights.

His spokesman is refusing to say he would scrap the Rwanda nonsense. Pandering to RW garbage is not a good look.

Then he calls Johnson the Conservative Corbyn, WTF was he thinking? All he seems to do is alienate the left of the party and the left of the party are already feeling betrayed by him.

Get the **** out now.

 

[Rascal]

Took them long enough, this should've been said earlier. It's not difficult

I do not trust a word that comes out of that pricks mouth.

 

[Gabriel]

Starmer seems like nice person but he’s such a wooden public speaker, especially when he tries to inject humour. Always get the impression that he’s thoroughly rehearsed everything but just doesn’t have any comic timing. Would much rather watch Yvette Cooper shred everyone.

 

[NorthamptonBlue]

I do not trust a word that comes out of that pricks mouth.

As opposed to all the other pricks?

 

[Rascal]

As opposed to all the other pricks?

Not at all, I think there are many very valuable and hard working MPs from all sides of the house, there happens to be some pricks who drag everyone down.

 

[mosssideblue]

Not at all, I think there are many very valuable and hard working MPs from all sides of the house, there happens to be some pricks who drag everyone down.

With the PM being the biggest

 

[NorthamptonBlue]

Not at all, I think there are many very valuable and hard working MPs from all sides of the house, there happens to be some pricks who drag everyone down.

Perhaps I’ve grown cynical mate. I’m sure you’ve right but it sometimes doesn’t seem that way.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Useless

It’s not useless, how can Labour keep putting their polices forward when 90% of them are then taken on by this government?

Labour will set out their stall closer to the time when this populist government can’t react.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Keiths pledge number 6 was

Defend migrants rights.

His spokesman is refusing to say he would scrap the Rwanda nonsense. Pandering to RW garbage is not a good look.

Then he calls Johnson the Conservative Corbyn, WTF was he thinking? All he seems to do is alienate the left of the party and the left of the party are already feeling betrayed by him.

Get the **** out now.

It all depends what side you are looking from. From what I see he is moving the Party stance away from the incorrect portrayal of Corbyn and as a human rights lawyer it should be glaringly obvious that he wouldn’t support the Rwanda concept. Isn’t that what he has been saying all along and what they voted against?

 

[Don Karleone]

It’s not useless, how can Labour keep putting their polices forward when 90% of them are then taken on by this government?

Labour will set out their stall closer to the time when this populist government can’t react.

Nah. He only had to say that they would scrap it, it's that simple. He could've gone back on his word about it like he usually does if he really wanted to.