Not an easy question to answer, and a one that many labour voters are doubtless struggling with. I suppose it depends on wether you see starmer merely as a transitional figure, or like trump and the republicans -a disease that has infected the party.Is it possible to love Labour but hate Starmer?
That's oddly enough pretty much the same logic applied by trump / Boris supporters!Following the “endorsements” from the previous 3 posters I’m more convinced than ever Starmer is the man for the job.
Based on personal experience?That's oddly enough pretty much the same logic applied by trump / Boris supporters!
It would be a bit weird if you loved them.Is it possible to love Labour but hate Starmer?
Of course, you've got me sussed ;-)Based on personal experience?
It then begs the question, can you support the likes of Rayner, Cooper, Ashworth, et al, and ignore the face of Starmer?Not an easy question to answer, and a one that many labour voters are doubtless struggling with. I suppose it depends on wether you see starmer merely as a transitional figure, or like trump and the republicans -a disease that has infected the party.
Play on words but that would mean that you also can‘t hate Starmer.It would be a bit weird if you loved them.
I think I'll only really know the answer to that after they've had a few years in power. I'm more inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt than a protest vote (greens etc) at this stage.It then begs the question, can you support the likes of Rayner, Cooper, Ashworth, et al, and ignore the face of Starmer?
In all honesty, I’m not sure any of us know what they’d bring as what they say now is only to keep current with the popular vote. It will be on their actions that we can judge, just as I’ve judged this government to be totally ineffective and brought the country to its knees.I think I'll only really know the answer to that after they've had a few years in power. I'm more inclined to give them the benefit of the doubt than a protest vote (greens etc) at this stage.