Bets on Starmer stepping down as an MP = by-election
Bets on Starmer stepping down as an MP = by-election

Poll: Bets on Starmer stepping down as an MP = by-election

Total Members Polled: 44

He will step away move to private life: 2%
Stays on the MP gravy train: 39%
Leaves goes into a non Gov cushy job: 11%
Try's to become NATO Sec Gen: 18%
Gets a big job at the UN: 11%
Steps down as a MP but becomes a life peer: 18%
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cirian75

Original Poster:

5,736 posts

262 months

Monday 20th July
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I doubt we have seen the last of Starmer.

dukeboy749r

3,814 posts

239 months

Monday 20th July
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I suspect not.

Given his profile, I think he may well get backing for an EU role, or (more likely) an EU/ROW/UK facing position.

macron

13,313 posts

195 months

Monday 20th July
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Can't be arsed to find it but pretty sure the interviewer didn't finish the sentence when asked "London or Davos?"

They can have the useless . I'll chip in for the flight. Oh, I already do with his £120k pa stipend for having been a PM. FFS.

cirian75

Original Poster:

5,736 posts

262 months

Monday 20th July
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macron said:
Can't be arsed to find it but pretty sure the interviewer didn't finish the sentence when asked "London or Davos?"

They can have the useless . I'll chip in for the flight. Oh, I already do with his £120k pa stipend for having been a PM. FFS.
Davos? that would trigger all the WEF haters into foaming frenzy.

alangla

6,728 posts

210 months

Monday 20th July
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Backbencher until 2029 then either the Lords or some kind of international human rights organisation (or both). Rishi Sunak is still in the commons, so now 2 former PMs on the back benches. I think the recent record is probably around 2023 with May, Truss and Johnson around, but still perhaps more than usual.

Paul Dishman

5,402 posts

266 months

Monday 20th July
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Stands down as MP so that David Milliband can get a seat in the Commons and become Foreign Secretary.

alangla

6,728 posts

210 months

Monday 20th July
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Paul Dishman said:
Stands down as MP so that David Milliband can get a seat in the Commons and become Foreign Secretary.
Why would they need to do that? When Sunak wanted David Cameron as foreign secretary he just gave him a peerage.

Terminator X

20,570 posts

233 months

Monday 20th July
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cirian75 said:
macron said:
Can't be arsed to find it but pretty sure the interviewer didn't finish the sentence when asked "London or Davos?"

They can have the useless . I'll chip in for the flight. Oh, I already do with his £120k pa stipend for having been a PM. FFS.
Davos? that would trigger all the WEF haters into foaming frenzy.
He's on record as saying he prefers Davos to Westminster. As others have said I'd happily chip in to fly him somewhere else permanently. fking waste of space as PM.

TX.

Paul Dishman

5,402 posts

266 months

Monday 20th July
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alangla said:
Paul Dishman said:
Stands down as MP so that David Milliband can get a seat in the Commons and become Foreign Secretary.
Why would they need to do that? When Sunak wanted David Cameron as foreign secretary he just gave him a peerage.
Because a Labour government being “a party of the people” would want a holder of one of the great offices of state to be in the Commons