Can Sir Keir Starmer revive the Labour Party? (Vol. 2)
Discussion
anonymoususer said:
julian987R said:
768 said:
I suspect it's more likely that the Reform vote will collapse when it comes to crunch time.
and the Labour vote too, as we have seen in Rochdale.I did say just wait for the tide to change - its low tide, but its coming in now.
Labour didn't field a candidate did they ? He became an ex Labour candidate possibly independent
His name must have still been on the ballot paper surely?
crankedup5 said:
Where have all the corbynites hidden themselves away, wardrobes creaking?
Hopefully they've all buggered off to Momentum and will shortly become an irrelevance.If the Tufton Street Conservative loons can do the same then perhaps both parties can become voteworthy again (hey, I can dream).
https://twitter.com/Samfr/status/17645851172493272...
All the Tories need now is for the Labour Party to withdraw its support for every candidate in every ward.
All the Tories need now is for the Labour Party to withdraw its support for every candidate in every ward.
KarlMac said:
https://twitter.com/Samfr/status/17645851172493272...
All the Tories need now is for the Labour Party to withdraw its support for every candidate in every ward.
Looks like they'll take a massive hammering - lib Dems don't look like they're getting very far either.All the Tories need now is for the Labour Party to withdraw its support for every candidate in every ward.
Biker 1 said:
Looks like they'll take a massive hammering - lib Dems don't look like they're getting very far either.
I think the polls will tighten as the GE gets closer, but Sunak is a useless politician. Despite the fact that Labour have had a bad few weeks (green energy U turn, Gaza, Rochdale), the Tories continue to be slip backwards. Starmer just has to stay calm and watch Sunak make a tool of himself, job jobbed. Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff