Can Sir Keir Starmer revive the Labour Party?
Discussion
gooner1 said:
biggbn said:
whoami said:
biggbn said:
Good to see you back Jake, and just for sts and giggles, if your going to criticise other people's lack of education, might be an idea to check your spelling before hitting submit...irony, she is a fickle mistress but I do love her.
Me too. biggbn said:
jakesmith said:
Biggy Stardust said:
biggbn said:
if your going to criticise other people's lack of education, might be an idea to check your spelling before hitting submit...irony, she is a fickle mistress but I do love her.
Ahem!I try not to get into the spelling and grammar thing. I’m a million times more educated than Rayner as a result of not dropping out of school at 16, yet still make occasional autocorrect or spelling mistake.
valiant said:
I don’t disagree with much of that!
My point is that certain posters are hanging their hat on the fact that a lack of education automatically makes you unsuitable to hold political office especially if it’s a politician from the ‘other side’ and the counterpoint that a decent education is no guarantee that you’ll be a brilliant politician or minister.
Not any political office. Shadow Education Secretary.My point is that certain posters are hanging their hat on the fact that a lack of education automatically makes you unsuitable to hold political office especially if it’s a politician from the ‘other side’ and the counterpoint that a decent education is no guarantee that you’ll be a brilliant politician or minister.
And I'm not suggesting having an education guarantees you'd get a good Education Secretary either.
Any other arguments I'm not making you wish to argue against?
Andy 308GTB said:
biggbn said:
jakesmith said:
Biggy Stardust said:
biggbn said:
if your going to criticise other people's lack of education, might be an idea to check your spelling before hitting submit...irony, she is a fickle mistress but I do love her.
Ahem!I try not to get into the spelling and grammar thing. I’m a million times more educated than Rayner as a result of not dropping out of school at 16, yet still make occasional autocorrect or spelling mistake.
loafer123 said:
Vanden Saab said:
Really? Personally I think the Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care would be perfect. Now there is a PM in waiting if ever I saw one.
I love the fact that even a proponent of his skills couldn't recall his name and had to use his title instead.I looked him up...apparently it is Jonathan Ashworth.
Means nothing? Certainly didn't to me, so here's a photo;
Personally, I'm still none the wiser.
Tony427 said:
loafer123 said:
Vanden Saab said:
Really? Personally I think the Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care would be perfect. Now there is a PM in waiting if ever I saw one.
I love the fact that even a proponent of his skills couldn't recall his name and had to use his title instead.I looked him up...apparently it is Jonathan Ashworth.
Means nothing? Certainly didn't to me, so here's a photo;
Personally, I'm still none the wiser.
loafer123 said:
Vanden Saab said:
Really? Personally I think the Shadow Secretary of State for Health and Social Care would be perfect. Now there is a PM in waiting if ever I saw one.
I love the fact that even a proponent of his skills couldn't recall his name and had to use his title instead.I looked him up...apparently it is Jonathan Ashworth.
Means nothing? Certainly didn't to me, so here's a photo;
Personally, I'm still none the wiser.
RonaldMcDonaldAteMyCat said:
Not looking where he was going?
The last dance is what people recall, not the first, I suspect Boris is getting some credit transfers from the binary brigade for the vaccine rollout which - apart from being immensely successful in domestic terms - is also showing the clods of the EU for what they can be.
RonaldMcDonaldAteMyCat said:
I believe Starmer has become so anonymous his Crimewatch picture could be a mannequin carefully liberated from the window of a defunct Topshop and nobody would be any the wiser.
Many sitting labour MPs depend on the mannequin factor. If Starmer had been anything remotely resembling Corbyn they'd be in a right pickle in the polls now. The irony is that Starmer loyally supported Corbyn's loony policies from his opposition shadow cabinet role and hasn't formally ditched anything. Spot the difference - anonymity.Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff