Possibly. Or should that be probably? He wasn't at the races really and the red wall voters rejected him. I don't think anybody knew what he stood for, including me.
I voted Labour at the last election but it wasn't a whole hearted endorsement for him at the time. It was a sort of tactical vote, really, to rid us of our tory politician, Graham Brady.
I voted Lid Dem some time back and if I, and a few hundred others, had voted Labour instead, he would have lost his seat.
It's difficult trying to make your vote count in our first past the post system when all you want to do is get rid of the tories.
I don't know about Kier Starmer now, either. He misses the point for me, and his rejection of proportional representation was a real and genuine let down.
I'll lambast the tories for ever and a day but there isn't any credible opposition and it's a real shame we don't have that at the moment.
I feel like a fish out of water at the moment.
