UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is fighting to stay on in his role, despite calls from Labour critics for him to step down. After a disastrous set of elections for the party last week, Wes Streeting's
It obviously goes back to what was a conclusion at the last general election. The electorate didn't really vote for Labour, they just boycotted the Conservatives who lost touch with the British public and instead voted for other parties. Starmers landside election result wasn't some grand mandate from the public, it was simply a disproportionate, mathematical fluke under FPTP system.
You talked about Andy Burnham losing a leadership election to Ed Miliband BBC, then showed a photograph of him sitting next to David Miliband. Tsssk, tsssk!
His reaction to Southport was appalling, attacking the people for protesting about worrying for their children's safety then calling Labour's traditional voters far right scum. No wonder people vote for Reform.
Why do Political Parties make the same mistakes over and over again. Politicians need to remember that they called serve the nation not their own chiefdoms (policies not personality). Has the Labour Party not learnt any from years of watching the Conservative Party self destruct. Here we go again ….
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