Keir Starmer

[west didsblue]

Yeah. she sure came across as insincere and just posturing in her interview?????!?!!!

OBVIOUSLY, she is seriously upset with Starmer proving to be a ****. I mean seriously how desperate are you lot to pretend everything is going swimmingly? It's a fucking car crash and every neutral can see it.

Thanks for the neutral point of view.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Yeah. she sure came across as insincere and just posturing in her interview?????!?!!!

OBVIOUSLY, she is seriously upset with Starmer proving to be a ****. I mean seriously how desperate are you lot to pretend everything is going swimmingly? It's a fucking car crash and every neutral can see it.

It does look a bit like a car crash but Duffield has just been waiting for the right time. She’s had a bit of a hard time under Starmer and the centrists with her views on trans rights, and, like her friend, JK Rowling, couldn’t support him anyway.

Thought it strange that she hammered on about the ‘gifts’ issue, seeing has she’s enjoyed a few herself.

Agree with her on the WFA though. Labour need to resolve/reform the payments to those who really need it so that they don’t lose out.

 

[ganganvince]

I thought that was a strange accusation to make re the women. Particularly with Rayner so prominent.

Tried to get rid of Rayner in 2021 senior party members advised him against that move.

 

[lefty goldblatt]

 

[Lowtower]

 

[Gray]

£17k of tickets gifted to Starmer.

Can I have my heating allowance back, please sir.

 

[Chippy_boy]

Thanks for the neutral point of view.

I'm sure you'd wish it was only my point of view.

Gladly, it isn't. From the Guardian:

Even before the Labour gathering in Liverpool – originally billed as a chance to celebrate its return to power after 14 years – Starmer’s ratings had collapsed 45 points since July to -26 by last weekend (with 24% approving of the job he was doing, against 50% who disapproved). Conference week, however, saw a further drop of four points to -30, by far the lowest he has ever recorded.

 

[Vic]

I'm sure you'd wish it was only my point of view.

Gladly, it isn't. From the Guardian:

Even before the Labour gathering in Liverpool – originally billed as a chance to celebrate its return to power after 14 years – Starmer’s ratings had collapsed 45 points since July to -26 by last weekend (with 24% approving of the job he was doing, against 50% who disapproved). Conference week, however, saw a further drop of four points to -30, by far the lowest he has ever recorded.

So long as he's not relying on an invasion of the Falklands to regain popularity.

 

[metalblue]

More than statutory maternity pay for a nursing mother and child. Why do old farts matter more than mothers and babies?

I’d rather we didn’t assess policy by pitting sections of society against each other (young v old, public sector v private sector) and just worked towards a fairer society for all.

However to your question, I suppose if you had to pick one or the other then you can’t stop becoming old if you can’t afford it but you can stop yourself having a baby if you can’t.

 

[ganganvince]

So long as he's not relying on an invasion of the Falklands to regain popularity.

Building a migrant processing centre there I believe:) whaling station conversion.