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Remembering Kerry
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That will be in truth, as a Party member I cannot deny, the main reason Starmer becomes PM IF he wins the next election.
Certainly. The Party itself overall still supports the aims of Corbyn policies however the reality again is in 2 elections they were liked but NOT voted for. Overall I do believe there'll be more competence, compassion and fairer policies after a Labour victory. However I admit totally there is NOT a great love for Starmer or even Labour still from the electorate. It is the failure, incompetence, heartlessness and insulting arrogance of the current leader of, previous leaders of, and the musical chairing of useless Ministers of this Con Party, which has likely got voters now more determined to get them out and see what Labour may do. These soundbites Starmer keeps putting out annoy me. He made a good speech 2 years ago at conference where he stated rather than slogans he'd prefer policies or real action. Now he's in the slogans trail moreso. Starmer is very fortunate indeed to be leader at this time, where voters now feel let down badly and see nothing much from this shambolic waste of space Con government that warrants them doing anything else than kicking the vast majority of them out. Therein lies a bigger problem and danger for Starmer and Labour because IF they become the government, then any even small failure or scandal will see the loss of a further opportunity for the foreseeable future probably. |
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