On today’s episode of The Daily T, Camilla Tominey and Jacob Rees-Mogg look back at outgoing PM Sir Keir Starmer’s time in office, and discuss whether his impact as a Prime Minister warrants a place i
"There will be nothing to remember him for"
Well... demonizing the Reform party, and getting Ann Widdecombe murdered, is most likely the main thing he will be remembered for.😡
I think I'll always remember him for his visit to South Port and then his tyrannical reaction to the unhappiness displayed afterwards. After that? The ruination and betrayal of the country.
I find it sickening Starmer goes off into the sunset pretending he was some sort of political hero
He is so deluded, he really seems to have convinced himself. In reality he was so bad he had to be forced out of office under two years in.
Genuinely revolting.
this country is on it's knees and things will only get worse with Burnham.
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Well... demonizing the Reform party, and getting Ann Widdecombe murdered, is most likely the main thing he will be remembered for.😡
He is so deluded, he really seems to have convinced himself. In reality he was so bad he had to be forced out of office under two years in.
Genuinely revolting.