Keir Starmer

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I am hoping (but not expecting) Kemi Badenoch to win the Tory leadership vote.

She's the only one who comes across to me as being able to inspire the next generation in the way Tony Blair did in 97. She would also have the best chance of getting many of the 4m Reform voters to return to the Tories. She'd also have a good crack at picking up former Labour voters concerned about mass immigration.

But sadly I don't think she will win and we'll end up with Cleverly or Jenrick. And Please God not the former, standing as he is on the "I'll carry on like when we lost before" platform.

Cleverly is the only one who vaguely resembles a normal human being.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

Any chance he improved our Brexit deal ?

He's bought a load of rusty bayonets that once belonged to the Imperial Guard, and Van de Leyden has told EU countries they have to THINK about buying some Lancashire cheese.

 

[urban genie]

I am hoping (but not expecting) Kemi Badenoch to win the Tory leadership vote.

She's the only one who comes across to me as being able to inspire the next generation in the way Tony Blair did in 97. She would also have the best chance of getting many of the 4m Reform voters to return to the Tories. She'd also have a good crack at picking up former Labour voters concerned about mass immigration.

But sadly I don't think she will win and we'll end up with Cleverly or Jenrick. And Please God not the former, standing as he is on the "I'll carry on like when we lost before" platform.

She is as nuts as the other 2.

 

[mosssideblue]

Indeed. The moment has passed now but I was just making a joke about your sentence which made no grammatical sense, "They won’t one of them either". I've no idea what that is supposed to mean.

Uncharitable of me, given I am one of the worst for typos and other wording cock ups!

Missing the word "find"

 

[Vic]

From the New Statesman,

“ At party conference in Liverpool last week Labour activists were, at once, panicked and incredulous, all adamant that Starmer would have to step aside soon.
….
Rishi Sunak’s favourability fell 11 points only 70 days into the job. Boris Johnson, Theresa May, David Cameron and Gordon Brown had fairly stable net ratings over the same period. Starmer’s, meanwhile, have tumbled 18 points.

All Labour activists? Tosh.

The article's theme was the unrealistic expectations of voters whereby anyone in power is unpopular.

 

[BlueHammer85]

I am hoping (but not expecting) Kemi Badenoch to win the Tory leadership vote.

She's the only one who comes across to me as being able to inspire the next generation in the way Tony Blair did in 97. She would also have the best chance of getting many of the 4m Reform voters to return to the Tories. She'd also have a good crack at picking up former Labour voters concerned about mass immigration.

But sadly I don't think she will win and we'll end up with Cleverly or Jenrick. And Please God not the former, standing as he is on the "I'll carry on like when we lost before" platform.

Badenoch hahahaha

 

[Chippy_boy]

Badenoch hahahaha

Is she a lying, hypocritical slimeball? Probably not, and therefore a massive upgrade on your beloved crooked PM.

hahahaha

 

[Chippy_boy]

All Labour activists? Tosh.

The article's theme was the unrealistic expectations of voters whereby anyone in power is unpopular.

Your lefty rag wrote it, take it up with them.

 

[BlueHammer85]

Is she a lying, hypocritical slimeball?

If she isn’t, you are.

Kemi Badenoch defends MPs taking 'freebies' as way to spend time with family

The former minister vying to be the next leader of the Conservative Party stands by her own acceptance of free tickets to sporting and music events, but accuses Labour of "hypocrisy".

news.sky.com

 

[mosssideblue]

Is she a lying, hypocritical slimeball? Probably not, and therefore a massive upgrade on your beloved crooked PM.

hahahaha

She’s a fucking loon. Granted, the Tories are scraping the barrel, but non of the Tory candidates are of any value whatsoever.