Starmer Out In A Year?

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Essexphil

Daily Mail readers. Really, really dumb.

Let's look at those 2 claims via that "poll"-which, naturally, has its findings completely skewed.

Let's start with the 2 supposed facts, namely that

1. Starmer will be gone within a year; and
2. Farage will be the next PM

Either 1 of those is possible-but very unlikely. Both of them to come true? Massive odds. Anyone who thinks otherwise is delusional. Imagine you are in a Party with a massive majority. With no election due for 4.5 years. Suppose you want to replace the Labour Leader. Do you-

(1) Use your massive majority to create a new Labour PM? Or
(2) Decide to p1ss your majority up the wall by having another election?

Not a Labour thing. A politics thing. Was there a General Election to replace Johnson, Truss, May or Cameron? No.

As usual, the Mail ignores the facts provided by the survey, and just replaces them with its usual mix of clickbait and fantasy.

As examples, try reading the article. Which Party would most people vote for? Labour. By a large margin. (30%-23%-22%). 2nd? The Conservatives.

20% believe Farage may be the next PM. Not in 2025. Ever. And-guess what? Roughly 20% intend to vote Reform. They would say that.

Starmer faces no threat whatsoever from Reform, the Tories, or the Daily Heil in the next year. However much the Daily Mail wishes it was in any way relevant.

The only people who could remove him are Labour MPs

rabdeniro

Starmer is getting blamed for most things the Tories had done before he was elected, he has 4 years to change things if not he will be oot.

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Essexphil said:

Daily Mail readers. Really, really dumb.

Let's look at those 2 claims via that "poll"-which, naturally, has its findings completely skewed.

Let's start with the 2 supposed facts, namely that

1. Starmer will be gone within a year; and
2. Farage will be the next PM

Either 1 of those is possible-but very unlikely. Both of them to come true? Massive odds. Anyone who thinks otherwise is delusional. Imagine you are in a Party with a massive majority. With no election due for 4.5 years. Suppose you want to replace the Labour Leader. Do you-

(1) Use your massive majority to create a new Labour PM? Or
(2) Decide to p1ss your majority up the wall by having another election?

Not a Labour thing. A politics thing. Was there a General Election to replace Johnson, Truss, May or Cameron? No.

As usual, the Mail ignores the facts provided by the survey, and just replaces them with its usual mix of clickbait and fantasy.

As examples, try reading the article. Which Party would most people vote for? Labour. By a large margin. (30%-23%-22%). 2nd? The Conservatives.

20% believe Farage may be the next PM. Not in 2025. Ever. And-guess what? Roughly 20% intend to vote Reform. They would say that.

Starmer faces no threat whatsoever from Reform, the Tories, or the Daily Heil in the next year. However much the Daily Mail wishes it was in any way relevant.

The only people who could remove him are Labour MPs

Perhaps they are taking advice from Elon Musk, who thinks that King Charles can disolve Parliament and call for a general election.

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rabdeniro said:

Starmer is getting blamed for most things the Tories had done before he was elected, he has 4 years to change things if not he will be oot.

There is an awful lot to improve/sort out before the next general election.

HAYSIE

Essexphil said:

Daily Mail readers. Really, really dumb.

Let's look at those 2 claims via that "poll"-which, naturally, has its findings completely skewed.

Let's start with the 2 supposed facts, namely that

1. Starmer will be gone within a year; and
2. Farage will be the next PM

Either 1 of those is possible-but very unlikely. Both of them to come true? Massive odds. Anyone who thinks otherwise is delusional. Imagine you are in a Party with a massive majority. With no election due for 4.5 years. Suppose you want to replace the Labour Leader. Do you-

(1) Use your massive majority to create a new Labour PM? Or
(2) Decide to p1ss your majority up the wall by having another election?

Not a Labour thing. A politics thing. Was there a General Election to replace Johnson, Truss, May or Cameron? No.

As usual, the Mail ignores the facts provided by the survey, and just replaces them with its usual mix of clickbait and fantasy.

As examples, try reading the article. Which Party would most people vote for? Labour. By a large margin. (30%-23%-22%). 2nd? The Conservatives.

20% believe Farage may be the next PM. Not in 2025. Ever. And-guess what? Roughly 20% intend to vote Reform. They would say that.

Starmer faces no threat whatsoever from Reform, the Tories, or the Daily Heil in the next year. However much the Daily Mail wishes it was in any way relevant.

The only people who could remove him are Labour MPs

I think he is a decent/honest man, that has maybe lacked good leadership/ communication skills so far, but I am certain he will improve before the next election.

lucy4

The Nurse behind Starmer doesn't seem too interested in his speech...

https://x.com/DrEliDavid/status/1876250490754973720

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lucy4 said:

The Nurse behind Starmer doesn't seem too interested in his speech...

https://x.com/DrEliDavid/status/1876250490754973720

It reminded me of the 1980's slogan

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