The Future’s Blue!
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I actually like Starmer for his attacks on Johnson and the government as a whole. For me, as a floating voter who only chooses to look at the Conservatives when I think it’s needed, the problems really came when Corbyn was about to be ousted and the party challenged/amended the rules on party voting rights, bringing non-party members in to keep him as the head of the party. I liked Corbyn because he held my values in many ways but the way it was managed really discredited the process and allowed his enemy’s to prosper from his perceived allegiances.I can't think of anybody who likes Starmer, he is the invisible man, a complete nonentity. Labour need to get shot of him asap or they're doomed.
What came later was simply propaganda spread which lead to his downfall but it did have an affect on the party and, now it’s split into many factions, the rich are now having their day, which Starmer can do nothing about apart from allowing them to hopefully push the down trodden into an uprising of biblical proportions.
We’re not too far away from the US political system, one could say that they modelled it on us and being centre of Labour shouldn’t be a problem, being either side is making it so.