He didn't even react to fuel price hikes, a simple thing to do, he is weak and indecisive and has no connection to people outside his group. He is literally the definition of the Westminster bubble. How the fuck the labour members and MP's thought a knight of the realm from Surrey and a lawyer to boot would connect with traditional Labour supporters is astonishing really.Completely agree, done lots of things right but, lacks the image and connection needed to get through to the electorate, he needs to go.
We've become a nation that picks personality over policy and the right wing media backed by foreign billionaires pick the darling to do their biding.
Unfortunately, we're gonna have to go through self inflicted 70s type economical pain before people finally wake up.
How very dare you!He didn't even react to fuel price hikes, a simple thing to do, he is weak and indecisive and has no connection to people outside his group. He is literally the definition of the Westminster bubble.
Not sure there will be lots of threadbare carpets in Camden but I reckon there is plenty of pacing up and down thinking why he is he such a ****.How very dare you!
His constituency in in the London Borough of Camden.
Thanks for pinpointing the exact month and year during the 'shaking off the fleas' period
but then again there was a time when you recognised that the EHRC was anything but an independent arbiter.
Not sure there will be lots of threadbare carpets in Camden but I reckon there is plenty of pacing up and down thinking why he is he such a ****.
Why is the EHRC a mess?I've never changed my mind on that. The EHRC is a mess, the Equality Act is a mess, come the day of the great Repeal Act they're gone.
Oh, the month and year are beside the point, the point is the clip was deliberately posted out of context.
Might go against the grain on here but I don't dislike the bloke, in another age I think he may have made a good PM. He's really stuck with the tossers he has on the back benches who think money can be handed out as soon as it drops off the tree and of course Rachel from accounts who seems to do everything she can to drop him in the cart.He didn't even react to fuel price hikes, a simple thing to do, he is weak and indecisive and has no connection to people outside his group. He is literally the definition of the Westminster bubble. How the fuck the labour members and MP's thought a knight of the realm from Surrey and a lawyer to boot would connect with traditional Labour supporters is astonishing really.
I don't dislike him as there isnt much there to make an opinion on.Might go against the grain on here but I don't dislike the bloke, in another age I think he may have made a good PM. He's really stuck with the tossers he has on the back benches who think money can be handed out as soon as it drops off the tree and of course Rachel from accounts who seems to do everything she can to drop him in the cart.
Rayner like Prescott was supposed to appease the back benches and unions but, it didn't work out.Might go against the grain on here but I don't dislike the bloke, in another age I think he may have made a good PM. He's really stuck with the tossers he has on the back benches who think money can be handed out as soon as it drops off the tree and of course Rachel from accounts who seems to do everything she can to drop him in the cart.
How many votes has cutting that cost them to save them at most £450 million paid to people who'd paid in for 50 years, less than handed to the French to hand out life jackets.Rayner like Prescott was supposed to appease the back benches and unions but, it didn't work out.
You're r right, folding on certain policies has caused some of the fiscal issues, strong leadership was needed and he folded like a cheap suit.
Other policies like cutting winter fuel allowance didn't raise much and werent worth the backlash.
His stance on Palestine was enough for me. Plus the way he got the job in the first place backed by 2 utter scumbags. He’s hard t hate i’ll give him that because he’s such a square.Might go against the grain on here but I don't dislike the bloke, in another age I think he may have made a good PM. He's really stuck with the tossers he has on the back benches who think money can be handed out as soon as it drops off the tree and of course Rachel from accounts who seems to do everything she can to drop him in the cart.
What was he supposed to do about the fuel price spike ? He has taken action on price gauging, he has taken action on energy bills more to follow, he has taken action on heating oil. The is probably getting a bit of extra money from tax but also spending more on borrowing etc. What if the straight opened the day after the announced any action they are then spending money they don’t have on something that’s going away as in issue.He didn't even react to fuel price hikes, a simple thing to do, he is weak and indecisive and has no connection to people outside his group. He is literally the definition of the Westminster bubble. How the fuck the labour members and MP's thought a knight of the realm from Surrey and a lawyer to boot would connect with traditional Labour supporters is astonishing really.
Farage was all for this a year ago.Exacerbated by a two party FPTP system; people voting with their feet re. the two party model now and time to upgrade the voting system too imo.
They could have adjusted the tax applied to fuel over a certain level, say at £1.50 per litre, the duty is reduced to keep the total tax take level.What was he supposed to do about the fuel price spike ? He has taken action on price gauging, he has taken action on energy bills more to follow, he has taken action on heating oil. The is probably getting a bit of extra money from tax but also spending more on borrowing etc. What if the straight opened the day after the announced any action they are then spending money they don’t have on something that’s going away as in issue.
Too posh ? Boris ? Farage ? Mogg etc etc his father was a tool maker don’t you know.
There is no one else. He knows chaos will follow.His name has become synonymous with incompetence and failure which makes him toxic to the hopes and ambitions of the Labour party.
If he is indeed the leader that he is reputed to be, for the good of the party he should be acknowledging the need for fresh leadership and committing to a timetable within which that will happen.