comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
"believe many politicians fear for their safety and he’d have every reason to."
How many MP's aren't holding surgeries, Farage aside, as a result of this?
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Not many I’d imagine, if any at all.
I think we’ve established he’s a coward. Cowards tend to fear for their own safety the most.
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So no other MP's are avoiding their responsibilities. What makes Farage so special?
Mate it's an obvious lie. The speakers office denies telling him not to hold surgeries and he spends more time in.the US than being an MP for.those who elected him.
Can't believe you've fallen for his lies.
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I’m not falling for any lies. He may well be lying as to his reason given. All I’m saying is I can completely underhand why he’d fear for his safety.
And if he doesn’t, he bloody well should.
comment by clapfreesince2003 (U22207)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by Joshua The King Of Kings Zirkzee (U10026)
posted 28 minutes ago
He fears he will be assaulted or worse as a result of that. His fear is clearly understandable.
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Of course he doesn’t. It’s just another one of his excuses for not actually doing any of the work he was elected to do.
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You Sir are a complete nobhead. If there’s one MP that should fear for his safety it’s Farage. It wasn’t that long ago he a piece of concrete thrown at him.
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I'll put this in language even you.understand. Chat shiite get banged.
He brought anything that comes his way on himself. If he's that scared he can go and hide in Trump's colon permanently. He's already visited it 3 times in 2 months as an MP.
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
"believe many politicians fear for their safety and he’d have every reason to."
How many MP's aren't holding surgeries, Farage aside, as a result of this?
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Not many I’d imagine, if any at all.
I think we’ve established he’s a coward. Cowards tend to fear for their own safety the most.
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So no other MP's are avoiding their responsibilities. What makes Farage so special?
Mate it's an obvious lie. The speakers office denies telling him not to hold surgeries and he spends more time in.the US than being an MP for.those who elected him.
Can't believe you've fallen for his lies.
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I’m not falling for any lies. He may well be lying as to his reason given. All I’m saying is I can completely underhand why he’d fear for his safety.
And if he doesn’t, he bloody well should.
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You understand why a racist who gaslit other racists to riot and asaualt minorities fears for his safety.
Nonces in prison fear for their safety, you can understand why. Doesn't mean we should give any credance or empathy to their whining about it though.
Tough shiite, he should live with his.actions and take responsiblity, not expect understanding, sympathy, empathy or attempts to rationalise his supposed fear.
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
"believe many politicians fear for their safety and he’d have every reason to."
How many MP's aren't holding surgeries, Farage aside, as a result of this?
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Not many I’d imagine, if any at all.
I think we’ve established he’s a coward. Cowards tend to fear for their own safety the most.
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So no other MP's are avoiding their responsibilities. What makes Farage so special?
Mate it's an obvious lie. The speakers office denies telling him not to hold surgeries and he spends more time in.the US than being an MP for.those who elected him.
Can't believe you've fallen for his lies.
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I’m not falling for any lies. He may well be lying as to his reason given. All I’m saying is I can completely underhand why he’d fear for his safety.
And if he doesn’t, he bloody well should.
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You understand why a racist who gaslit other racists to riot and asaualt minorities fears for his safety.
Nonces in prison fear for their safety, you can understand why. Doesn't mean we should give any credance or empathy to their whining about it though.
Tough shiite, he should live with his.actions and take responsiblity, not expect understanding, sympathy, empathy or attempts to rationalise his supposed fear.
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Yes I understand. I never said I give any empathy to him.
Look; this is pointless. I’ve made it all very abundantly clear. I have no empathy for the man in any way whatsoever. I can easily understand why he’d be scared and fear for his safety.
That’s pretty much it. This is a nothing argument or debate. I can’t say the thought of him or what he does ever really crosses my mind. My point was about any politician fearing for their safety in an open surgery. There have been multiple assaults, countless instances of written and/or verbal abuse and sadly, people have lost their lives.
What an awful job.
Ginge
His supposed fear isn't genuine IMO. It's easy to spout bile on Twitter or to the cameras when he's got a protection detail assigned to him paid for by the tax payer.
You know who else fears/feared assault? The Asian/Muslim Brits his comments/disinformation put in the crosshairs of racist bigots. They aren't afforded the same protection as Farage though.
He can shove his supposed fear up the orifice he talks out of.
Asian/Muslim Brits and those fleeing war torn countries for safety.
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
His supposed fear isn't genuine IMO. It's easy to spout bile on Twitter or to the cameras when he's got a protection detail assigned to him paid for by the tax payer.
You know who else fears/feared assault? The Asian/Muslim Brits his comments/disinformation put in the crosshairs of racist bigots. They aren't afforded the same protection as Farage though.
He can shove his supposed fear up the orifice he talks out of.
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Fair enough. Not a pretty picture or thought btw. Just as steak has been served too
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
His supposed fear isn't genuine IMO. It's easy to spout bile on Twitter or to the cameras when he's got a protection detail assigned to him paid for by the tax payer.
You know who else fears/feared assault? The Asian/Muslim Brits his comments/disinformation put in the crosshairs of racist bigots. They aren't afforded the same protection as Farage though.
He can shove his supposed fear up the orifice he talks out of.
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Fair enough. Not a pretty picture or thought btw. Just as steak has been served too
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Enjoy
Exclusive:
The honeymoon is over for Keir Starmer
YouGov poll for The Times finds that one in seven of those who voted Labour less than three months ago now regret doing so
53% or voters - including a fifth of those who backed Labour in July - believe Starmer is doing badly as PM. 34% think he is doing well
Of those aware of stories over freebies, 64% say decision to allow donor to fund £5,000 of clothes for his wife was unacceptable
https://x.com/steven_swinford/status/1837482392098882026?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
Oh Keith.. I thought you were the change candidate
How fickle and short-termist are 1 in 7 Labour voters.
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 7 minutes ago
How fickle and short-termist are 1 in 7 Labour voters.
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Starmers £5k donated clothes are the same as the Tories losing billions to fruadulant COVID contracts according to some. 'Their all the same'
I wish some people would get a grip.
Starmers behaviour isn't great, the 'change' candidate looks a bit silly with all his gifted swag. For me he gets a bit of leeway, gets the benefit of the doubt, like a player that gets away with the crunching tackle in the first couple of minutes, there's still 80 odd minutes.
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 27 minutes ago
Starmers behaviour isn't great, the 'change' candidate looks a bit silly with all his gifted swag. For me he gets a bit of leeway, gets the benefit of the doubt, like a player that gets away with the crunching tackle in the first couple of minutes, there's still 80 odd minutes.
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Think it’s fair to say that it’s been a pretty poor start. There’s no comparison with the abomination that preceded this government but surely that was the golden opportunity to be squeaky clean and leave no room for anyone to have a go.
The public were sick and tired of the previous rule breaking and sleaze and voted them out on their rses in trust that it would stop.
Instead the public are understandably pissssed off that they are now having to endure more sleaze but nowhere near as bad as before. It’s not what was expected.
Furthermore, Starmer does not appear to be in control of his party as he seems to suggest he is. The conference could give them a reset opportunity or present even more issues. Let’s see
What makes you think he's not in control?
The reported internal squabbling and powerplays are just players setting out their boundaries, competitive, ambitious jostling for position like any new executive.
I'm delighted they sorted out the train workers and jnr docs, its a good start.
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 2 minutes ago
What makes you think he's not in control?
The reported internal squabbling and powerplays are just players setting out their boundaries, competitive, ambitious jostling for position like any new executive.
I'm delighted they sorted out the train workers and jnr docs, its a good start.
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Just reading the reports on internal squabbling, Sue Grey salary and upset among Spads etc. Also he didn’t manage the freebies thing very well imo. The cold weather allowance for pensioners row still rumbles on. He has a fair number of detractors in his own party and clearly there are embarrassing leaks.
It’s just my opinion and as I said the upcoming conference may set the mood one way or another.
Anyways. Bar and dinner for me
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 5 hours, 21 minutes ago
Asian/Muslim Brits and those fleeing war torn countries for safety.
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I feel more the women, children, and the elderly they've left behind.
Have you left racist Liverpool yet you wool?
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 36 minutes ago
What makes you think he's not in control?
The reported internal squabbling and powerplays are just players setting out their boundaries, competitive, ambitious jostling for position like any new executive.
I'm delighted they sorted out the train workers and jnr docs, its a good start.
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At the cost of the pensioners? I can guarantee had the tories done this you and the plastic scouser would be screaming blue murder.
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 hours, 59 minutes ago
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 7 minutes ago
How fickle and short-termist are 1 in 7 Labour voters.
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Starmers £5k donated clothes are the same as the Tories losing billions to fruadulant COVID contracts according to some. 'Their all the same'
I wish some people would get a grip.
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All-in-all the leech has sponged £100k worth of freebies (tax-free), more than any other MP, and you defend the cadger. You maybe a wool but you act like a scouser.
comment by clapfreesince2003 (U22207)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 36 minutes ago
What makes you think he's not in control?
The reported internal squabbling and powerplays are just players setting out their boundaries, competitive, ambitious jostling for position like any new executive.
I'm delighted they sorted out the train workers and jnr docs, its a good start.
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At the cost of the pensioners? I can guarantee had the tories done this you and the plastic scouser would be screaming blue murder.
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No lectures from you please, our debt is 100% of our GDP thanks to right wing cranks.
LATEST @OpiniumResearch/@ObserverUK poll
On the eve of the first Labour Party Conference since they came into power, Keir Starmer’s approval rating is at its lowest ever (-26%), down by 45 points from his first approval rating as prime minister (+19%).
Almost half of the public now have a more negative view of Starmer (45%) and Labour (45%) since they came into office, with only 27% viewing the new government’s first few months as a success. Even a third (32%) of 2024 Labour voters think the government has not been a success.
https://x.com/opiniumresearch/status/1837571997489836154?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
Never has a government plunged so bad in the polls 11 weeks after a GE, Keith has a lot of work to do in the conference to turn it around.
comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted 35 minutes ago
LATEST @OpiniumResearch/@ObserverUK poll
On the eve of the first Labour Party Conference since they came into power, Keir Starmer’s approval rating is at its lowest ever (-26%), down by 45 points from his first approval rating as prime minister (+19%).
Almost half of the public now have a more negative view of Starmer (45%) and Labour (45%) since they came into office, with only 27% viewing the new government’s first few months as a success. Even a third (32%) of 2024 Labour voters think the government has not been a success.
https://x.com/opiniumresearch/status/1837571997489836154?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
Never has a government plunged so bad in the polls 11 weeks after a GE, Keith has a lot of work to do in the conference to turn it around.
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Exactly as I said. It’s a pretty poor start. Dismal even and in such a short space of time.
I suppose it reflects the fact that only 34% of the vote was enough to give them almost absolute free license to govern as they please, and yet they still contrive to make a mess of it when it should have been so easy to create a real gulf.
And now Raynor is once again caught in the headlights. Quite staggering for individuals who went on the front foot about breaking rules yet seem to be unable to understand them themselves.
“She didn’t know”. Becoming a bit of a pattern no?
Starmer was never a strong leader, just the perfect Mr establishment guy who ticked the boxes. His lack of belief in anything particular is showing badly. But on other hand, get the bad/tough decisions out the way now so you can focus on the positives later.
In 8 weeks Labour have...
Ended public sector strikes
Set up a National Wealth Fund
Changed planning policy to build more homes
Binned the Rwanda plan
Dealt decisively with the racist riots
Started the Covid corruption enquiry
Reset relations with Europe
Confirmed the removal of VAT breaks for private schools
Given the green light to bring public bus services under local control
Brought the regional mayor's together so our regions can have a stronger voice
Authorised payments to those infected & affected by the contaminated blood scandal.
NHS 24/7 111 helpline for mental health support
Cancelled Sunaks £40 million helicopter contract
Created a Poverty taskforce
Free breakfasts for kids
Started GB Energy
Introduced plans to remove all hereditary peers from Lords
Musk agrees to take down accounts, pay fines, comply with #Brazil's request for X/Twitter to appoint a legal representative. Case was about a nation-state having sovereignty over its own media ecosystem in the face of the whims of a billionaire, and it looks like sovereignty won.
https://x.com/chrchristensen/status/1837604228338274737?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
Hahahaha he spent weeks calling Lula a fascist and Naaazi as well. Facking priiick.
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posted on 21/9/24
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
"believe many politicians fear for their safety and he’d have every reason to."
How many MP's aren't holding surgeries, Farage aside, as a result of this?
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Not many I’d imagine, if any at all.
I think we’ve established he’s a coward. Cowards tend to fear for their own safety the most.
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So no other MP's are avoiding their responsibilities. What makes Farage so special?
Mate it's an obvious lie. The speakers office denies telling him not to hold surgeries and he spends more time in.the US than being an MP for.those who elected him.
Can't believe you've fallen for his lies.
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I’m not falling for any lies. He may well be lying as to his reason given. All I’m saying is I can completely underhand why he’d fear for his safety.
And if he doesn’t, he bloody well should.
posted on 21/9/24
*had
posted on 21/9/24
comment by clapfreesince2003 (U22207)
posted 25 seconds ago
comment by Joshua The King Of Kings Zirkzee (U10026)
posted 28 minutes ago
He fears he will be assaulted or worse as a result of that. His fear is clearly understandable.
———
Of course he doesn’t. It’s just another one of his excuses for not actually doing any of the work he was elected to do.
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You Sir are a complete nobhead. If there’s one MP that should fear for his safety it’s Farage. It wasn’t that long ago he a piece of concrete thrown at him.
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I'll put this in language even you.understand. Chat shiite get banged.
He brought anything that comes his way on himself. If he's that scared he can go and hide in Trump's colon permanently. He's already visited it 3 times in 2 months as an MP.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
"believe many politicians fear for their safety and he’d have every reason to."
How many MP's aren't holding surgeries, Farage aside, as a result of this?
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Not many I’d imagine, if any at all.
I think we’ve established he’s a coward. Cowards tend to fear for their own safety the most.
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So no other MP's are avoiding their responsibilities. What makes Farage so special?
Mate it's an obvious lie. The speakers office denies telling him not to hold surgeries and he spends more time in.the US than being an MP for.those who elected him.
Can't believe you've fallen for his lies.
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I’m not falling for any lies. He may well be lying as to his reason given. All I’m saying is I can completely underhand why he’d fear for his safety.
And if he doesn’t, he bloody well should.
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You understand why a racist who gaslit other racists to riot and asaualt minorities fears for his safety.
Nonces in prison fear for their safety, you can understand why. Doesn't mean we should give any credance or empathy to their whining about it though.
Tough shiite, he should live with his.actions and take responsiblity, not expect understanding, sympathy, empathy or attempts to rationalise his supposed fear.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted less than a minute ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
"believe many politicians fear for their safety and he’d have every reason to."
How many MP's aren't holding surgeries, Farage aside, as a result of this?
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Not many I’d imagine, if any at all.
I think we’ve established he’s a coward. Cowards tend to fear for their own safety the most.
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So no other MP's are avoiding their responsibilities. What makes Farage so special?
Mate it's an obvious lie. The speakers office denies telling him not to hold surgeries and he spends more time in.the US than being an MP for.those who elected him.
Can't believe you've fallen for his lies.
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I’m not falling for any lies. He may well be lying as to his reason given. All I’m saying is I can completely underhand why he’d fear for his safety.
And if he doesn’t, he bloody well should.
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You understand why a racist who gaslit other racists to riot and asaualt minorities fears for his safety.
Nonces in prison fear for their safety, you can understand why. Doesn't mean we should give any credance or empathy to their whining about it though.
Tough shiite, he should live with his.actions and take responsiblity, not expect understanding, sympathy, empathy or attempts to rationalise his supposed fear.
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Yes I understand. I never said I give any empathy to him.
Look; this is pointless. I’ve made it all very abundantly clear. I have no empathy for the man in any way whatsoever. I can easily understand why he’d be scared and fear for his safety.
That’s pretty much it. This is a nothing argument or debate. I can’t say the thought of him or what he does ever really crosses my mind. My point was about any politician fearing for their safety in an open surgery. There have been multiple assaults, countless instances of written and/or verbal abuse and sadly, people have lost their lives.
What an awful job.
posted on 21/9/24
Ginge
His supposed fear isn't genuine IMO. It's easy to spout bile on Twitter or to the cameras when he's got a protection detail assigned to him paid for by the tax payer.
You know who else fears/feared assault? The Asian/Muslim Brits his comments/disinformation put in the crosshairs of racist bigots. They aren't afforded the same protection as Farage though.
He can shove his supposed fear up the orifice he talks out of.
posted on 21/9/24
Asian/Muslim Brits and those fleeing war torn countries for safety.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
His supposed fear isn't genuine IMO. It's easy to spout bile on Twitter or to the cameras when he's got a protection detail assigned to him paid for by the tax payer.
You know who else fears/feared assault? The Asian/Muslim Brits his comments/disinformation put in the crosshairs of racist bigots. They aren't afforded the same protection as Farage though.
He can shove his supposed fear up the orifice he talks out of.
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Fair enough. Not a pretty picture or thought btw. Just as steak has been served too
posted on 21/9/24
comment by Gingernuts (U2992)
posted 13 minutes ago
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 minutes ago
Ginge
His supposed fear isn't genuine IMO. It's easy to spout bile on Twitter or to the cameras when he's got a protection detail assigned to him paid for by the tax payer.
You know who else fears/feared assault? The Asian/Muslim Brits his comments/disinformation put in the crosshairs of racist bigots. They aren't afforded the same protection as Farage though.
He can shove his supposed fear up the orifice he talks out of.
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Fair enough. Not a pretty picture or thought btw. Just as steak has been served too
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Enjoy
posted on 21/9/24
Exclusive:
The honeymoon is over for Keir Starmer
YouGov poll for The Times finds that one in seven of those who voted Labour less than three months ago now regret doing so
53% or voters - including a fifth of those who backed Labour in July - believe Starmer is doing badly as PM. 34% think he is doing well
Of those aware of stories over freebies, 64% say decision to allow donor to fund £5,000 of clothes for his wife was unacceptable
https://x.com/steven_swinford/status/1837482392098882026?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
Oh Keith.. I thought you were the change candidate
posted on 21/9/24
How fickle and short-termist are 1 in 7 Labour voters.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 7 minutes ago
How fickle and short-termist are 1 in 7 Labour voters.
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Starmers £5k donated clothes are the same as the Tories losing billions to fruadulant COVID contracts according to some. 'Their all the same'
I wish some people would get a grip.
posted on 21/9/24
Starmers behaviour isn't great, the 'change' candidate looks a bit silly with all his gifted swag. For me he gets a bit of leeway, gets the benefit of the doubt, like a player that gets away with the crunching tackle in the first couple of minutes, there's still 80 odd minutes.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 27 minutes ago
Starmers behaviour isn't great, the 'change' candidate looks a bit silly with all his gifted swag. For me he gets a bit of leeway, gets the benefit of the doubt, like a player that gets away with the crunching tackle in the first couple of minutes, there's still 80 odd minutes.
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Think it’s fair to say that it’s been a pretty poor start. There’s no comparison with the abomination that preceded this government but surely that was the golden opportunity to be squeaky clean and leave no room for anyone to have a go.
The public were sick and tired of the previous rule breaking and sleaze and voted them out on their rses in trust that it would stop.
Instead the public are understandably pissssed off that they are now having to endure more sleaze but nowhere near as bad as before. It’s not what was expected.
Furthermore, Starmer does not appear to be in control of his party as he seems to suggest he is. The conference could give them a reset opportunity or present even more issues. Let’s see
posted on 21/9/24
What makes you think he's not in control?
The reported internal squabbling and powerplays are just players setting out their boundaries, competitive, ambitious jostling for position like any new executive.
I'm delighted they sorted out the train workers and jnr docs, its a good start.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 2 minutes ago
What makes you think he's not in control?
The reported internal squabbling and powerplays are just players setting out their boundaries, competitive, ambitious jostling for position like any new executive.
I'm delighted they sorted out the train workers and jnr docs, its a good start.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Just reading the reports on internal squabbling, Sue Grey salary and upset among Spads etc. Also he didn’t manage the freebies thing very well imo. The cold weather allowance for pensioners row still rumbles on. He has a fair number of detractors in his own party and clearly there are embarrassing leaks.
It’s just my opinion and as I said the upcoming conference may set the mood one way or another.
Anyways. Bar and dinner for me
posted on 21/9/24
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 5 hours, 21 minutes ago
Asian/Muslim Brits and those fleeing war torn countries for safety.
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I feel more the women, children, and the elderly they've left behind.
Have you left racist Liverpool yet you wool?
posted on 21/9/24
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 36 minutes ago
What makes you think he's not in control?
The reported internal squabbling and powerplays are just players setting out their boundaries, competitive, ambitious jostling for position like any new executive.
I'm delighted they sorted out the train workers and jnr docs, its a good start.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
At the cost of the pensioners? I can guarantee had the tories done this you and the plastic scouser would be screaming blue murder.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by FieldsofAnfieldRd (U18971)
posted 2 hours, 59 minutes ago
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 7 minutes ago
How fickle and short-termist are 1 in 7 Labour voters.
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Starmers £5k donated clothes are the same as the Tories losing billions to fruadulant COVID contracts according to some. 'Their all the same'
I wish some people would get a grip.
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All-in-all the leech has sponged £100k worth of freebies (tax-free), more than any other MP, and you defend the cadger. You maybe a wool but you act like a scouser.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by clapfreesince2003 (U22207)
posted 36 minutes ago
comment by Hector (U3606)
posted 36 minutes ago
What makes you think he's not in control?
The reported internal squabbling and powerplays are just players setting out their boundaries, competitive, ambitious jostling for position like any new executive.
I'm delighted they sorted out the train workers and jnr docs, its a good start.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
At the cost of the pensioners? I can guarantee had the tories done this you and the plastic scouser would be screaming blue murder.
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No lectures from you please, our debt is 100% of our GDP thanks to right wing cranks.
posted on 21/9/24
LATEST @OpiniumResearch/@ObserverUK poll
On the eve of the first Labour Party Conference since they came into power, Keir Starmer’s approval rating is at its lowest ever (-26%), down by 45 points from his first approval rating as prime minister (+19%).
Almost half of the public now have a more negative view of Starmer (45%) and Labour (45%) since they came into office, with only 27% viewing the new government’s first few months as a success. Even a third (32%) of 2024 Labour voters think the government has not been a success.
https://x.com/opiniumresearch/status/1837571997489836154?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
Never has a government plunged so bad in the polls 11 weeks after a GE, Keith has a lot of work to do in the conference to turn it around.
posted on 21/9/24
comment by Jake Moon (U11781)
posted 35 minutes ago
LATEST @OpiniumResearch/@ObserverUK poll
On the eve of the first Labour Party Conference since they came into power, Keir Starmer’s approval rating is at its lowest ever (-26%), down by 45 points from his first approval rating as prime minister (+19%).
Almost half of the public now have a more negative view of Starmer (45%) and Labour (45%) since they came into office, with only 27% viewing the new government’s first few months as a success. Even a third (32%) of 2024 Labour voters think the government has not been a success.
https://x.com/opiniumresearch/status/1837571997489836154?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
Never has a government plunged so bad in the polls 11 weeks after a GE, Keith has a lot of work to do in the conference to turn it around.
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Exactly as I said. It’s a pretty poor start. Dismal even and in such a short space of time.
I suppose it reflects the fact that only 34% of the vote was enough to give them almost absolute free license to govern as they please, and yet they still contrive to make a mess of it when it should have been so easy to create a real gulf.
And now Raynor is once again caught in the headlights. Quite staggering for individuals who went on the front foot about breaking rules yet seem to be unable to understand them themselves.
“She didn’t know”. Becoming a bit of a pattern no?
posted on 21/9/24
Starmer was never a strong leader, just the perfect Mr establishment guy who ticked the boxes. His lack of belief in anything particular is showing badly. But on other hand, get the bad/tough decisions out the way now so you can focus on the positives later.
posted on 21/9/24
In 8 weeks Labour have...
Ended public sector strikes
Set up a National Wealth Fund
Changed planning policy to build more homes
Binned the Rwanda plan
Dealt decisively with the racist riots
Started the Covid corruption enquiry
Reset relations with Europe
Confirmed the removal of VAT breaks for private schools
Given the green light to bring public bus services under local control
Brought the regional mayor's together so our regions can have a stronger voice
Authorised payments to those infected & affected by the contaminated blood scandal.
NHS 24/7 111 helpline for mental health support
Cancelled Sunaks £40 million helicopter contract
Created a Poverty taskforce
Free breakfasts for kids
Started GB Energy
Introduced plans to remove all hereditary peers from Lords
posted on 21/9/24
Musk agrees to take down accounts, pay fines, comply with #Brazil's request for X/Twitter to appoint a legal representative. Case was about a nation-state having sovereignty over its own media ecosystem in the face of the whims of a billionaire, and it looks like sovereignty won.
https://x.com/chrchristensen/status/1837604228338274737?s=46&t=bPTrpdgNggCdz9igvhmVyw
Hahahaha he spent weeks calling Lula a fascist and Naaazi as well. Facking priiick.
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