When Will Starmer Go?

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Andy Burnham said that British politics isn't working.
Those were just about the first words he spoke after winning the by-election.

He would go a long way to restoring some faith in British Democracy if he offers the People a chance to vote on his policies.
That is, assuming he plans a different direction from that laid out in 2024.
I can't really see how he can restore that faith if a change of style is all we are going to get.
I believe the deep disillusionment being felt across the Country is about more than Keir Starmer simply being a dull, boring communicator.
 
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Speakers moved out onto the street in front of No.10.
Prime Minister to make a statement 'imminently'.

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He's done one :emoticon-0150-hands Probably for the best.
Personally feel sorry for him. But he just wasn't cutting through. People by-and-large don't feel any better off, or better about life, than they did in 2024. It's been a very long time since people have felt good about anything.
 
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Ubedizzytoo said:
So it’s cheerio to one lying Labour twat.

And welcome to another lying Labour twat.

Meanwhile the country continues to swirl further and further down the toilet.
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If AB calls a General election, would you concede his is not a dishonest person?
After all, it would be more than Lettuce Liz or Richy Sunak did when they got the job.
 
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Ubedizzytoo said:
So it’s cheerio to one lying Labour twat.

And welcome to another lying Labour twat.

Meanwhile the country continues to swirl further and further down the toilet.
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There's nowt like giving someone a chance, and that's nowt like it. If, as expected, Burnham wins it's time to get radical and use the large majority. :emoticon-0103-cool:



The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
 
TwoWrights said:
There's nowt like giving someone a chance, and that's nowt like it. If, as expected, Burnham wins it's time to get radical and use the large majority. :emoticon-0103-cool:



The views expressed in my posts are not necessarily mine.
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What does ‘get radical’ involve exactly ? It’s a catchy phrase but what are his policies ?
 
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