[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I just think that Boris is a kind hearted guy ...


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Johnsons appeal has always been cruelty, and never kindness.

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Today You Gov poll
gives Labour a first lead.
ref: All Out Politics SkyNewsHD

Labour 35% (+1)
Conservatives 33% (-5)
LibDem 10% (+2)
Reform UK 5% (+2)



[Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer
would 'back wealth taxes' to
fund social care reform but refuses to reveal plan
The Labour leader has been criticised by his
own party for failing to offer an alternative
to the government's social care reform plans.]

https://news.sky.com/story/labour-le...-plan-12403176


Beth Rigby SkyNewsHD
spent a day with Keir
he went into a Teen Politics class
Up North.

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Keir Today spoke at TUC virtual conference
London.


Making them happy.

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by arista

Keir Today spoke at TUC virtual conference
London.


Making them happy.

Makes good sense to me.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Keir Today spoke at TUC virtual conference
London.


Making them happy.

That's a bit more like it certainly.
It's incredible those aren't in place already!!!

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

That's a bit more like it certainly.
It's incredible those aren't in place already!!!

Of course those things should be in place .
Labour has been trying to get support with those policies for some time, sadly with this terrible Tory government I don't have faith .

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by GoldHeart

Of course those things should be in place .
Labour has been trying to get support with those policies for some time, sadly with this terrible Tory government I don't have faith .

I think the tide is slowly starting to turn against this detestable government and Prime Minister GoldHeart.

Starmer needs to start hammering these kind of messages home more and more.

It's a tough ask to win power at the next election outright..
However with the SNP in the main, more supportive of social decency policies.
The strong anti Con make up of opposition parties at Westminster.
Apart from the DUP that is.

Then the Cons overall majority could easily be removed strongly at the next election.
Paving the way for a Labour led government with hopefully SNP support.

Things like those simple statements above from Starmer are relevant and as I said should have been done already..
Glad you think so too.

[GoldHeart]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I think the tide is slowly starting to turn against this detestable government and Prime Minister GoldHeart.

Starmer needs to start hammering these kind of messages home more and more.

It's a tough ask to win power at the next election outright..
However with the SNP in the main, more supportive of social decency policies.
The strong anti Con make up of opposition parties at Westminster.
Apart from the DUP that is.

Then the Cons overall majority could easily be removed strongly at the next election.
Paving the way for a Labour led government with hopefully SNP support.

Things like those simple statements above from Starmer are relevant and as I said should have been done already..
Glad you think so too.

Yeah if SNP and Labour could work together , then we might actually get somewhere.

I guess we'll have to see what happens next . It's all important , and it affects not just us but the next generation.

[Crimson Dynamo]

i cant see this dinosaur party ever ever winning again

we have all moved on

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From Politics Live BBC2HD
Keir Starmer wants to change how they elect a Labour Leader
he wants to return to the MP's to pick the leader
before Ed Miliboy'
changed it, in 2015.

[Beso]

Imagine being less popular as a leader of your party than jeremy corbyn was.

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Debate on Politics Live BBC2HD
is saying why Starmer must change the rules.

[joeysteele]

It is beyond my own understanding why Starmer is creating this issue now.
His first major conference as leader coming up.
This will be the distraction in the media, overblown as to its importance.

It has me just about starting to think Starmer isn't too bothered about winning the next election.

We have mountains to climb not just one.
If Johnson gets the election done after the new boundary changes come into play, then that gives the Cons more seats and Labour a few less on 2019 anyway.

So to raise this election of leader issue seems to me, an unnecessary waste of time and energy.
Not to mention the discord this could cause throughout the Labour movement.

I'm really puzzled as to Starmer actually.

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They are saying he wants to get it done first,
get it out of the way, on Saturday first day of
the Labour Conference.

It was the Voting System
that got Corbyn, elected.
Thats whats going down.



And he still wants to Win
the next General Election.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

They are saying he wants to get it done first,
get it out of the way, on Saturday first day of
the Labour Conference.

It was the Voting System
that got Corbyn, elected.
Thats whats going down.



And he still wants to Win
the next General Election.

It's the system that got him elected too.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

It's the system that got him elected too.

Yes but he still
wants it to go back to MP's and Union votes
so no one like Corbyn can Jump in the race.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes but he still
wants it to go back to MP's and Union votes
so no one like Corbyn can Jump in the race.

Well Corbyn only was able to stand because he just got enough nominations from MPs to do so.

One of whom nominating him was Margaret Beckett unbelievably.

There were other surprising names too nominating him among MPs.

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