BlueHammer85
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Starmer has and is doing everything to mop up the Tory voters , once in power he’ll shift centre left. Fine by me. Tories have to be beaten and he is the man to do it
Was thinking nothing of the sort. But having read that I'm not sure what I'm thinking but it's definitely not what you're thinking. The kind of analysis you'd get from a hack immersed in the Westminster bubble.I imagine ‘Starmer is being mean to Corbyn‘ will play pretty well, but more as a sideshow. Meanwhile, Sunak will have the ghost of Truss and Johnson haunting him. People who became PM and in the case of Johnson, Sunak supported until he knifed him. Bit like Starmer is doing with Corbyn.
Politics is a rough old business. Perhaps Corbyn should be the bigger man and bow out gracefully for the good of the country and to rid us of the Tories. You think he will, or will it be all about him and how badly he has been treated? And if he does, how different in character is he to Johnson who makes everything about him and how badly he is being treated?
What makes you think he'll change position once in power? To date we have seen he is prepared to assume any position to get power and I think it's more likely he'll continue in that vain to keep it. Logical, but that suggests he's more likely to pander to the Murdoch press and corporate interests once in power than suddenly shift 'centre left' - which now appears to be where Cameron and Osbourne were as 'one nation conservatives'.Starmer has and is doing everything to mop up the Tory voters , once in power he’ll shift centre left. Fine by me. Tories have to be beaten and he is the man to do it
Was thinking nothing of the sort. But having read that I'm not sure what I'm thinking but it's definitely not what you're thinking. The kind of analysis you'd get from a hack immersed in the Westminster bubble.
What makes you think he'll change position once in power? To date we have seen he is prepared to assume any position to get power
Fair enough, and when it comes to the ballot box so will I.Well, Sunak isn’t going to shift centre left, so you’ll get better odds on Starmer doing it.
I’ll take those odds.
You're shagging sixth formers?Can I point out Sixth fromers don't sit and discuss politics, they smoke weed, shoplift, play cards and try and get a shag, from the ones I see daily
Do you think that's likely - For all his admirable qualities, Corbyn has a lot of similarity with Johnson and both are narcissists, who get very prickly when challenged.I imagine ‘Starmer is being mean to Corbyn‘ will play pretty well, but more as a sideshow. Meanwhile, Sunak will have the ghost of Truss and Johnson haunting him. People who became PM and in the case of Johnson, Sunak supported until he knifed him. Bit like Starmer is doing with Corbyn.
Politics is a rough old business. Perhaps Corbyn should be the bigger man and bow out gracefully for the good of the country and to rid us of the Tories. You think he will, or will it be all about him and how badly he has been treated? And if he does, how different in character is he to Johnson who makes everything about him and how badly he is being treated?
Whats your opinion of our local girl Angela Raynor?I wish I had the desire and inclination to answer your superb post. I do not though. I am drained mate, my passion for the Labour party is no more.
I just want Starmer out. Then start again or if need be start a new party of the left for the left. A Socialist party not full of liberal lefties droning on about capitalism being a good thing.
Starmer has and is doing everything to mop up the Tory voters , once in power he’ll shift centre left. Fine by me. Tories have to be beaten and he is the man to do it