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Starmer
Now Live on SkyNewsHD

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Taking Press Questions

First BBC asks about Corbyn

Starmer Confirmed
he will not allow Corbyn as a
Labour MP

[joeysteele]

I never supported Corbyn as leader, I wanted Andy Burnham, still do actually as I'm no fan of Starmer.

However that Labour ever had a rising issue of antisemitism was of great sadness to me although I still don't think Corbyn is antisemitic.

Corbyn's policies however were and most are valid ones still, there is another but coming though.
All Corbyn had to do was accept in full the equalities commission investigation conclusions.
To apologise it seemed to rise during his leadership and show at least some regret for same.
He has not chosen to do so.

So sadly after all the decades of service he's given to his constituents it is right that he cannot stand as a Labour candidate while he refuses to accept in full the equalities commission ruling.

He'd very likely win if he stood as an Independent, I believe he could win.

Overall however, I have to agree with Starmer's position this morning.
I'm pleased the equalities commission has stated it's now satisfied with Starmer and Labours action now on antisemitism.
With more to do to ensure any even small pockets are wiped out and ensure its not an issue again for Labour.

I personally abhor antisemitism and always have, so today I applaud Starmer's stance.

[bots]

its a long time yet until the election, there could be a new leader by then

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

its a long time yet until the election, there could be a new leader by then

As a member of Labour , I can't see that now.
He has a firmer hold on things despite his poor delivery of issues.

He has a pretty good supportive team in the shadow cabinet behind him.
Something Corbyn didn't have.

It's too near an election now to change again plus Labour would rightly be seen as more hypocritical changing leader again.

IF he lost the next election however then out straight away he'd be I'd say for sure.
However if it continues to look like Labour will win in late 2024, or possibly earlier
He'll be safe in place as leader so Labour is now stuck with him.

It will take a now colossal turnaround for Labour NOT to win or certainly be by far the largest party after the next election.
Either way the main aim now is to see this shambolic government gone for the vast majority of those IN the Labour party.

If he does just that as even just the largest party, then like Cameron in the Cons from 2010, Starmer will much more than likely have his period of government.

I'll say again too though.
If he was to adopt the overwhelming conference vote for PR as policy, then I believe he'd really walk the next election.

[Liam-]

Sold what little was left of his soul, I’ve always voted for Labour, but I’m really going to struggle to put my support behind a man with no principles and no desire to stand by his promises, every day he’s selling the Labour Party out to appeal to the right wing of this country, you can no longer call yourself an opposition leader while turning the party you lead into a near replica of the party you ‘oppose’ he’s a shambolic leader, who ironically has kicked out endless Jewish people from the party for not agreeing with his current chosen stance on Corbyn, this is not the labour party hundreds of thousands and people flocked to because they saw a bright vision for the future, Keir Starmer is the epitome of the status quo, doing the same as what the current lot of criminals and con men are doing, just a little less bad

[arista]

Starmer now in Ukraine

He stated with a Election
next year

Labour will carry on Supporting Ukraine

Brief Clip just on Ch5HDnews

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[bots]

if corbyn was still the leader, he wouldn't have been there

[Crimson Dynamo]

they need to get rid of Starmer

he is sh1te

[arista]

Good on
Rosie Duffield MP went Live on GBnewsHD

In the Westminster Studio



A few weeks back
her getting hissed at
by Other Labour MP's
Including Ben Bradshaw MP
and Pathetic Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP
who sat over on the other side,
waving her over

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Good on
Rosie Duffield MP went Live on GBnewsHD

In the Westminster Studio



A few weeks back
her getting hissed at
by Other Labour MP's
Including Ben Bradshaw MP
and Pathetic Lloyd Russell-Moyle MP
who sat over on the other side,
waving her over

Sad that being a feminist is still enough to cause controversy...

[arista]

Starmer now Live Edinburgh
In Scotland


SkyNewsHD

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Starmer going on Morning TV

GMBHD itv

Salford Live Link

Talking like he is PM?



5 Missions/Promises from Starmer

He went on BBC1AM
in their studio.



Starmer is doing is 5 points
Live in Manchester this morning

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[joeysteele]

Waffle more like.

Aims are fine but he needs to DETAIL more as to policies.

He'll need to have that done by at the very least after this year's conference.
Hopefully as to policies, he'll see the light and go for things that will really change things for the better.
Plus not get bogged down by numbers as to this or that.

Long term missions???
TALK clearly to the electorate for goodness sake.
Not waffle with possible dreams.

[arista]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Waffle more like.

Aims are fine but he needs to DETAIL more as to policies.

He'll need to have that done by at the very least after this year's conference.
Hopefully as to policies, he'll see the light and go for things that will really change things for the better.
Plus not get bogged down by numbers as to this or that.

Long term missions???
TALK clearly to the electorate for goodness sake.
Not waffle with possible dreams.

The Details are live this morning
in his Manchester Speech

Yes "missions" is he a Priest now?


[Keir Starmer is to launch his
five “national missions”
which will form the building blocks
of Labour’s next manifesto as the
party starts to set out how it would
transform the country if it wins the election.

In a major speech in Manchester
on Thursday, the Labour leader
is expected to say the country needs
a “serious plan” to provide more
stability after years of Tory government


“blowing with the wind” rather
than fixing deep-rooted problems.]

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...o-keir-starmer

[bots]

"he will make the UK the highest growth country in the G7"

It's just more absolute lies. No-one believes that for a moment and is singularly impossible without being part of the EU customs union in some form or another

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

"he will make the UK the highest growth country in the G7"

It's just more absolute lies. No-one believes that for a moment and is singularly impossible without being part of the EU customs union in some form or another

I agree, that is a foolish message.

It's also one every Party wouidbwantnto achieve anyhow too.

[arista]

Starmer

Live now in Manchester


SkyNewsHD
BBCnewsHD
GBnewsHD
Radio 5

[arista]

Why Not Britain


His new Catchphrase.

And

"Sustain"


And

"Sticking Plaster"

[joeysteele]

He has an incredibly boring delivery.
I know that's not fully his fault but he needs to develop more passion in his delivery.

[arista]

Now Taking Press Questions


SkyNews Beth
is first.

Starmer asked for 1 Question
she asked 2.

[bots]

he doesn't have any passion because he doesnt believe the stuff coming out of his own mouth

[arista]

Now BBC asks


About his previous Pledges