Lot of hate for "2-Tier" Starmer at the moment, a lot of people now forgetting what they despised
about the Tories.
I knew this would happen.

Starmer was never popular but the hatred for the Tories ensured an easy win.
Now he's been in power it was only a matter of time before the public got upset.

Doncaster races cries of "W****" for Starmer and cheers for Farage.

I can't help but notice how smug Starmer looks when being heckled. I wonder if the hecklers will be jailed anytime soon, even yelling at a police dog can give you a prison sentence.

If you are robbed the police are nowhere to be seen, post emojis, type impulse messages on the Socials or add memes found on Google images to threads and posts, and then the police are at your door.

Farage got the same reaction as Trump when he attends MMA fights and other sporting events. Biden only got 'Let's Go Brandon' or 'Fuck Joe Biden' chants.

MCR wrote:
Lot of hate for "2-Tier" Starmer at the moment, a lot of people now forgetting what they despised
about the Tories.
I knew this would happen.

Starmer was never popular but the hatred for the Tories ensured an easy win.
Now he's been in power it was only a matter of time before the public got upset.

Doncaster races cries of "W****" for Starmer and cheers for Farage.



Starmer is having a poor start but I think we can get carried away. Time will tell. Don't forget it was all those Tories voting for Reform that allowed the Labour victory. So people bellowing for Farage is not a sign of a sea change...

Wyot wrote:
MCR wrote:
Lot of hate for "2-Tier" Starmer at the moment, a lot of people now forgetting what they despised
about the Tories.
I knew this would happen.

Starmer was never popular but the hatred for the Tories ensured an easy win.
Now he's been in power it was only a matter of time before the public got upset.

Doncaster races cries of "W****" for Starmer and cheers for Farage.



Starmer is having a poor start but I think we can get carried away. Time will tell. Don't forget it was all those Tories voting for Reform that allowed the Labour victory. So people bellowing for Farage is not a sign of a sea change...


Name one Tory policy that was conservative.

Anyone would have a poor start, inheriting a debt burden of this magnitude - which is about to increase significantly by the costs of rectifying the NHS, HS2, immigrant problem, helping Ukraine etc




BBC News - How does government borrowing work?

www.bbc.com/news/business-50504151

Green Man wrote:
[quote]Wyot wrote:
[quote]MCR wrote:



Name one Tory policy that was conservative.

I agree the Tories have not been a Conservative party since at least the Cameron era. However - which I think is what you are getting at - Farage and Reform are also not a Conservative party. They are ideological monomaniacals...

Al Gershwin wrote:
Anyone would have a poor start, inheriting a debt burden of this magnitude - which is about to increase significantly by the costs of rectifying the NHS, HS2, immigrant problem, helping Ukraine etc




BBC News - How does government borrowing work?

www.bbc.com/news/business-50504151

I don't think his poor start is down to inherited challenges, it is down to what he has chosen to focus on in this landscape and his Cromwellian language. A debt burden did not force him to target pensioners first rather than corporate tax avoiders. He also really must stop whinging about what he has inherited.

perhaps stopping the heating allowance so very early is getting the hard or nasty stuff done first and quickly.

I notice this with Australian governments of all persuasions where fortunately there is only 3 years between elections..the first year they do the nasty stuff..second year coast along and third year with an election coming the freebies begin.

5 years is just far too long in the UK and the FPP is an atrocious thing.

hedda wrote:
perhaps stopping the heating allowance so very early is getting the hard or nasty stuff done first and quickly.



Yes could well be Hedda. He seems unconcerned about popularity at this stage. Let's hope he can bring some prosperity and good times to the country, then I am sure the line will be that Starmer is one tough cookie unafraid to take things on...

I do hate GB News like most MSM. I can't stand Nana Akua for her comments about those didn't get jabbed.

I do love this segment though. Starmer could pay for secruity out of his own pocket, he is worth between £7mil to £15mil depending on which rabbit hole you go in to.

Boris ran around London and cycled. Khan needs a convoy.

So Labour refuse clothes but will they refuse other free goodies? Labour must have more goodie bags than fan club members who subscribed to comics back in the day.

I wish Starmer and Rayner would admit they had an affair at least they would be telling the truth for once.

Labour won with very few votes.


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