A third undecided on that poll which is a glimmer of hope... Just a glimmer mind. Am hoping Momentum only polling members on RLB might backfire with the rest of the membership (also interesting that only 51% of Momentum are backing her).
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Keir Starmer
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A third undecided on that poll which is a glimmer of hope... Just a glimmer mind. Am hoping Momentum only polling members on RLB might backfire with the rest of the membership (also interesting that only 51% of Momentum are backing her).
Blue Hefner
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Starmer has a real policy problem. He thinks UK should remain in single market and customs union even after Brexit. The weakness of that position is that EU will determine a whole raft of British policy, but we will have no say in it. If he goes into the next election on that platform, Brexit will do for Labour in two elections running.
I don't think Brexit(in/out) will be an issue at the next GE. If Brexit is a topic then it will be about promises V what has actually been delivered and seen as though the Tories have an 80+ majority and 5 years to go at it they will have nowhere to hide if it doesn't work out
Well, it will be an issue if Starmer continues with this policy, which will completely rewrite the exit agreement and any trade deal.I don't think Brexit(in/out) will be an issue at the next GE. If Brexit is a topic then it will be about promises V what has actually been delivered and seen as though the Tories have an 80+ majority and 5 years to go at it they will have nowhere to hide if it doesn't work out
Example: Mr Starmer, does your policy mean that EU will decide free movement of ppl rules for Uk?
Starmer: Yes
Does your policy mean we will have to join in with EU plans for common taxation?
Starmer : Yes.
But we will have no say in setting those rules?
Starmer: Correct.
kevin horlocks wand
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I don't think Brexit(in/out) will be an issue at the next GE. If Brexit is a topic then it will be about promises V what has actually been delivered and seen as though the Tories have an 80+ majority and 5 years to go at it they will have nowhere to hide if it doesn't work out
correct if it’s going ok labour will ignore the issue if it’s going badly it’s decent ammo for labour to fight the tories
Well, it will be an issue if Starmer continues with this policy, which will completely rewrite the exit agreement.
Example: Mr Starmer, does your policy mean that EU will decide free movement of ppl rules for Uk?
Starmer: Yes
Does your policy mean we will have to join in with EU plans for common taxation?
Starmer : Yes.
But we will have no say in setting those rules?
Starmer: Correct.
Those agreements will have been done by 2024 so I don’t think it will even come into policy making for any candidates for the PM job.
Starmer’s problem is he’s a poster boy for London coffee shop dwellers and I can’t see the former Labour heartlands up north buying him. But time will tell.
But his policy includes rewriting them.Those agreements will have been done by 2024 so I don’t think it will even come into policy making for any candidates for the PM job.
Starmer’s problem is he’s a poster boy for London coffee shop dwellers and I can’t see the former Labour heartlands up north buying him. But time will tell.
Blue Hefner
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Those agreements will have been done by 2024 so I don’t think it will even come into policy making for any candidates for the PM job.
Starmer’s problem is he’s a poster boy for London coffee shop dwellers and I can’t see the former Labour heartlands up north buying him. But time will tell.
I think that argument doesn't really stand up now we have privately educated, former major and serial liar Boris Johnson being voted in by traditional Labour voters. If Starmer represents the coffee shop crew, what does Johnson represent, The Bullingdon Club? It clearly didn't do him any harm
I think that argument doesn't really stand up now we have privately educated, former major and serial liar Boris Johnson being voted in by traditional Labour voters. If Starmer represents the coffee shop crew, what does Johnson represent, The Bullingdon Club? It clearly didn't do him any harm
Johnson represents Brexit and taking back control and the working classes have bought into him.
I know as well as you do that Johnson only cares about these people putting him into power but they share similar views on the future of Britain and that’s enough.
Starmer is the metropolitan liberal remainer elite to them, rightly or wrongly.
Chippy_boy
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Don't knock it mate. The more Mike D's there are - and there's plenty of them - the longer the Tories will be in power and Labour prevented from wrecking the economy and the country.Lol, the penny doesn't need to drop with me mate, of course Brexit was a major factor, but to simply accept
that it was the only one is ridiculous. What happened to Labour in the three elections before all that, did they
win, or did I miss something?
But his policy includes rewriting them.
Does it? I haven’t seen that but if it is, he’s thick as fuck.