Keir Starmer

[bluenova]

A simple “you’re not alone and I do know things are really hard at the minute and I really want to be able to change that for you and people like you” just feels a little better than “my 6ft 1 lad won’t fit in a onesie” or whatever words to that effect he mumbled.

But she hadn't finished talking. Answering her question before she's finished is rude.

Telling a story that makes her feel more comfortable about continuing is what I'd expect of a really good communicator, and that's a category I definitely wouldn't put Starmer in, so I thought he came across pretty well here.

 

[metalblue]

Good grief. Give it a rest.

Stihl, Stanley, Spear and Jackson, Black and Decker, Bosch...

No, just checked in B and Q, no Starmer Tools.

Plenty of Tory tools here.

Great contribution.

 

[Don Karleone]

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

This exchange and his father having a name for his business don’t seem to be hitting home like leaving D-Day celebrations early or making figures up and doubling down on them in an interview hastily arranged for when he should have been in France.

Still, it’s got a couple of Tories slightly giddy.

 

[Postman Pep]

Shameless ****.

 

[BobKowalski]

Correct

What did you think of the video?

Add it to the list of ‘Things I couldn’t give a fuck about’.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

As soon as you realise that the Corbyn manifesto wasn’t going to work, you change the plan.

 

[BobKowalski]

The Corbyn manifesto was ‘everything for everyone including a free owl’ and wasn’t taken seriously. The Tory manifesto will be the same, hence it’s a good attack line.

 

[bluenova]

I'm surprised he used that term, but then even Corbyn commented on how obsessed the Tories seemed to be with him.

I guess as he's standing against Labour it's gloves off, but seems harsh.

I did laugh at the irony of Momentum's response about not attacking your own side during a campaign.

 

[west didsblue]

I didn’t agree with him. I merely posted it as that’s where I saw it on Twitter. I said he was a ****, because in this case he was a ****.

The fact that a 34 second clip extracted from an over 4 minute video filmed in August last year has just reared its head shows the desperation of his detractors that must be scouring the web to find context free things that make him look bad.

 

[metalblue]

The fact that a 34 second clip extracted from an over 4 minute video filmed in August last year has just reared its head shows the desperation of his detractors that must be scouring the web to find context free things that make him look bad.

Thats a fair comment. I don’t think there is a lot of love lost and it certainly inferred it was recent. I’ll need to defer to @BobKowalski to opine if this is statute barred ;)

 

[Here4Politics]

Starmer has aged 15-20 years in just 4 years. Same thing happened to a once bright eyed Blair. Committing open genocide hits you right in the face for all to see.

Corbyn on the other hand is aging gracefully, and slowly. Because he always could and always can sleep easy at night.

 

[Postman Pep]

Pesto thinks it's odd that Starmer tell lies



Also

 

[hilts]

A simple “you’re not alone and I do know things are really hard at the minute and I really want to be able to change that for you and people like you” just feels a little better than “my 6ft 1 lad won’t fit in a onesie” or whatever words to that effect he mumbled.

He's always bragging about his family, could be a dwarf for all we know.

 

[Postman Pep]

 

[Brewster's millions]

Starmer has aged 15-20 years in just 4 years. Same thing happened to a once bright eyed Blair. Committing open genocide hits you right in the face for all to see.

Corbyn on the other hand is aging gracefully, and slowly. Because he always could and always can sleep easy at night.

Starmer’s certainly put a load of weight on. Needs to sort himself out.

 

[Postman Pep]

Starmer’s certainly put a load of weight on. Needs to sort himself out.

That will be the weight of the brass neck ;-)

 

[Postman Pep]

Reminds of this

 

[BobKowalski]

That will be the weight of the brass neck ;-)

Made me lol. Top comment.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Starmer’s certainly put a load of weight on. Needs to sort himself out.

He's modelling centrist dad to sell his policies.

No doubt they'll be a party political broadcast where he'll paint the fence of his terraced home in rainbows colours. Then off to the pub in his Arsenal shirt to meet 'the lads' where you'll see him neck a pint. Cheer a goal. Then make a unsuitable comment at the young barmaid. He will then see someone in a spurs shirt and sing yid army with him to show he's not tribal. On the way home he'll buy a kebab from Abdul's. Have some 'bantz' and come home to his pissed off wife (played by an actress who looks like Rachel Reeves) throws a pillow at him and points to the sofa. His french bulldog, already on it growls at him so he sleeps on the floor. He wakes up hungover and realises he's late for Sunday footy with the lads. Plays the game scores a goal but doesn't celebrate as the keeper is a person of colour and he respects his choice. On the way home he sees a homeless veteran and buys him a coffee. The veteran thanks him and says if he had a home he'd vote for him. Starmer promises he will.

The PPB ends with Vote Labour