He will get stuck in at least , short honeymoon if one at all, patience required
He has played a blinder by carrying out a tactical campaign focusing on marginals and seats where the Tories were known to be most vulnerable, presumably knowing that there wasn’t huge widespread enthusiasm for him.you have your majority Starmer, use it wisely, as it is surely a paper thin majority under the surface..... no change in vote share?!?! that seems very poor
yes he does now have some years to grow his supporter base, I agree. Question is, does he have long enough to unpick some of the knots that the Conservatives have left him to grow that base!He has played a blinder by carrying out a tactical campaign focusing on marginals and seats where the Tories were known to be most vulnerable, presumably knowing that there wasn’t huge widespread enthusiasm for him.
It’s given him 5 years to deliver something tangible that he hopes will enthuse a lot more people that will deliver more voters at the next election.
If he governs well he will take the wind out of Reform’s sails because with a bit more scrutiny hopefully they’ll get shown up as the bullshitters that they are.
For now though, he’s done what he had to do and played it perfectly.
Yes, that’s his challenge. I have no idea whether he’ll be successful and could easily come unstuck due to external factors. Something like Trump winning at the end of the year could change the whole world for the worse for example.yes he does now have some years to grow his supporter base, I agree. Question is, does he have long enough to unpick some of the knots that the Conservatives have left him to grow that base!
A complete total and utter metropolitan London tool, good luck with the tax, council tax, national insurance rises and don't even think about filling the car up.
It doesn’t seem like the public have much enthusiasm for labour - quite a low vote share for a majority