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The Labour Government
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mosssideblue
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No, it will be an indication that he accepts something wasn’t right and sorted itIf Starmer is in a position where he needs a cabinet reshuffle after only 100 days in power, he’s got more problems than he thinks he has. It would be a clear admission of political incompetence.
Alan Harper's Tash
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What was the average tenure of an Education minister under the last government?No, it will be an indication that he accepts something wasn’t right and sorted it
mosssideblue
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Or the average tenure of PM, Chancellor, Home & Foreign SecsWhat was the average tenure of an Education minister under the last government?
Alan Harper's Tash
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Exactly. Faux outrage.Or the average tenure of PM, Chancellor, Home & Foreign Secs
metalblue
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If Starmer is in a position where he needs a cabinet reshuffle after only 100 days in power, he’s got more problems than he thinks he has. It would be a clear admission of political incompetence.
I sort of agree with this. Which I why I don’t think they’ll do it too quickly. But in his defence we can all make mistakes when “hiring” folk. The trouble for him is if he has lost confidence in a few of his cabinet how long does he soldier on with them particularly as it’s not the big jobs we’re talking about here.
metalblue
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No, it will be an indication that he accepts something wasn’t right and sorted it
It won’t get reported or be seen like that and you know it, and more importantly Starmer knows it.
The Future’s Blue!
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In terms of policy, I’d say they're quite high, maybe 8 out of 10. In terms of PR gaffs and nativity in office, I’d give them the same.Viewed from afar, they seem to be suffering from a series of self inflicted PR gaffes. How would you mark them so far; 6.5, maybe 7 out of 10?
Good policies and and a willingness to actually deliver. Must do better when public facing.
jimharri
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At the moment, there's no credible opposition. What the landscape looks like in 4 years' time, who knows? But you can't see the Conservatives making up the chasm between them and Labour. Not in one parliament's lifetime. The public have long memories.lol again. For the 2nd time, who is going to knock them off the perch?
Yep, it's like a dog running after a car, catching it then thinking "what the fuck do I do now".They’re really finding this governing business a bit difficult aren’t they? It’s fine saying what you want in opposition, a bit different when you’re meant to be in charge.