[In the Drunk Tank]

Surely they could have done better than 'korma quietly'

[bots]

the press at the moment want Boris out, so they are reluctant to paint labour in a bad light and this is an example of that

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Surely they could have done better than 'korma quietly'

come / korma isn’t that bad a pun ..


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[Zizu]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the press at the moment want Boris out, so they are reluctant to paint labour in a bad light and this is an example of that

Yeah that’s my take on things ..


Boris resigning would be a huge story ... then they will start dissecting his successor.

Same will happen if Labour get in next time .. the media will give them a few weeks of peace before they finding fault and mocking them all .


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[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the press at the moment want Boris out, so they are reluctant to paint labour in a bad light and this is an example of that

One meeting versus fifty-odd parties? Who cares tbh

[Cherry Christmas]

I dont what Starmer did is comparable to hosting a party with a byob invite

If he was standing with a cup of tea would he still be investigated?

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I dont what Starmer did is comparable to hosting a party with a byob invite

If he was standing with a cup of tea would he still be investigated?

There was a Large number in one room
Police have new info.


Under Starmer Rules
Once The Cops Investigate you
you must stand down




Thats why he is in Trouble
and will not talk about this

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

One meeting versus fifty-odd parties? Who cares tbh

It's the principle


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[arista]

Starmer Demanded Rishi Sunak
should stand down

Because of a Police Investigation

Well The Same for him, then.


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[bots]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I dont what Starmer did is comparable to hosting a party with a byob invite

If he was standing with a cup of tea would he still be investigated?

he and the labour party have continuously lied about it, which makes them just as bad as the tories

[Liam-]

The false equivalencies are hysterical

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the press at the moment want Boris out, so they are reluctant to paint labour in a bad light and this is an example of that

Nowhere near as funny as this though

[arista]

Labours Diane Abbott
said if Starmer gets a fixed penalty notice
he must consider his position.

Just Live on Matt Frei LBC Live

[In the Drunk Tank]

Originally Posted by Cherie

I dont what Starmer did is comparable to hosting a party with a byob invite

If he was standing with a cup of tea would he still be investigated?

No but the trouble is the Met set the bar so low by fining Boris and, even more harshly, Sunak over a birthday cake. Sunak didn't even know Boris was being given the cake lol, he was only there because he was early for the meeting

Thing is no one bashing Starmer for this actually thinks he did much wrong or that this should seriously be punished, it's just to expose how farcical the fine over cakegate was along with the mock outrage from Labour over it

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Labours Diane Abbott
said if Starmer gets a fixed penalty notice
he must consider his position.

Just Live on Matt Frei LBC Live

I was gonna say that was the first sensible thing she’s ever uttered but then I remembered that she’s having a dig coz of her allegiance to old boyfriend

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[arista]

[arista]

Starmer Now in Scotland

[arista]

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by arista

[arista]

[arista]

[bots]

labour are going to end up in worse trouble, from a public perspective, than the tories

[Zizu]

Lovely ..

I do hope that Boris goes for his jugular


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[Holly Christmas]

Originally Posted by arista

Starmer Demanded Rishi Sunak
should stand down

Because of a Police Investigation

Well The Same for him, then.


Live: LBC

I'd love to see the back of Smarmy Starmer. Good riddance. Let's have a new leader.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kate!

I'd love to see the back of Smarmy Starmer. Good riddance. Let's have a new leader.

Any in mind?

[Holly Christmas]

Originally Posted by arista

Any in mind?

Seven in 10 Labour members believe Andy Burnham would make a better leader of the Labour Party than Sir Keir Starmer, according to a new poll.

Sky News/YouGov interviewed 871 Labour members online between June 22 to 29.

The poll found 69% of*Labour Party*members would prefer the former MP and now Manchester metro mayor as leader. If Sir Keir loses tomorrow's by-election in West Yorkshire, four in 10 of his members think he should stand down. However, Mr Burnham isn't an MP and therefore not eligible to be party leader.

Andy!

This poll is an old one, but a good reflection nonetheless