Corbyn wasn't perfect, far from it, but my god he was better than this shower. I was going to vote Labour at the next election with a pinched nose, but to be honest they've done their very best to put me off. I'd only vote for them now if they said they'd reform the voting system to PR but they've basically poo poo'd that idea so I'll probably just vote Green if they have a candidate around me. Which is a complete waste of my time and energy because another party are a complete shoo-in in my area...
@@leejohnson3209 Yeah, i'm not voting for them and I usually do. My seat usually turns out Labour, but it's always close. I'll see what the local polling is closer to the time and cast a vote for Green or the Lib Dems
My current working theory is that at some point in either the 70's or 80's, the Labour Party was 'entered' by Conservatives. The object being to prevent another Labour government by actually becoming the Labour Party.
@@khoyrulislam ah yes, the old "England doesn't vote left, but why is everything going so badly?" dichotomy. The -British- English media has turned these people into policy Ostriches.
@@ObsidianMeridian you're not entirely wrong, though I'd say it was more mid '80s where that started to take root. To paraphrase from '1984' and 'The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism' "The aim of the party is to destroy socialism, in the name of socialism".
@@khoyrulislam Is that really true? Or is it more that the FPTP system, the right-wing corporate media and the lack of any substantial Left party mean that we have nothing to vote for and the only ideas allowed in that media are capitalist, imperialist ones? After all, Brits confounded all expectations in 1945 and elected a fairly leftist Labour party on a manifesto of substantial change leftwards. People are just people.
Laura Kuenssberg is a tory mouthpiece. She is asking questions to try and make the tory and labour sound similar because the tories are doing so badly and it's how they will claw more votes back. At the same time, Labour are saying what they are always saying - they will be cautious with the economy. This is through bitter experience that if they don't do that then the tory press will attack them over these lines and they will lose as a result (despite the realiity of Keynesianism - because Thatcher made people think it was simpler than that over time). It happened to both Ed Milband and Corbyn.
Kinda heartbreaking to picture a guy passionately outline how to solve a country's crisis with bold ideas only to be told by his boss that they simply domt do thst in their party
We Scots have learned since 2014 that there was no difference between the red and blue Tories. as far as anyone beyond the Tweed matters there is no difference between Labour and the Tories
Corbyn was different, he was leading a left wing following inside Labour. It was partly seeing how the media treated him so terribly that made me respect him, he was clearly fighting for change, so they had to destroy him.
You are missing his point! After what Labour did on the run up to the indi referendum , Labour became nothing more than a fringe party in Scotland They are toxic to most voters here aboots.
@@colsand Better than Worzel johnson and his carnival of chaos, Anyone fancy an aircraft carrier that doesn't work or non existent ferries to help with the brexit truck backlog?
“The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.” - George Orwell, Animal Farm
They're all the bloody same! If you want to fix the economy, put money in ordinary working class peoples pockets and look after the poorest amongst us, those are the people that spend their money every day, not hoard it away over seas. Bottom up economics is the only way forward.
It’s disgraceful. The callousness, recklessness and fecklessness of current Labour will be a fascinating topic for future historians and fans of incompetence to study. However, I do believe the public will regard the likes of Starmer, Streeting, Reeves, Mandelson and so forth with scorn. The best these lot can hope for is being totally forgotten.
Laura Kuenssberg is a tory mouthpiece. She is asking questions to try and make the tory and labour sound similar because the tories are doing so badly and it's how they will claw more votes back. At the same time, Labour are saying what they are always saying - they will be cautious with the economy. This is through bitter experience that if they don't do that then the tory press will attack them over these lines and they will lose as a result (despite the realiity of Keynesianism - because Thatcher made people think it was simpler than that over time). It happened to both Ed Milband and Corbyn.
@@britnatzaredemocracydenier5922 nah, boris johnson basically made it law so that, if an independence was declared, england will simply invade scotland putin-style
Starmer, quite rightly, got a roasting at the Durham Miners Gala from many speakers, from all corners of the labour spectrum. The Tories did slightly better. Hilarious. My 60th Gala. I’ve heard them all.
@@seandunderdale I think it used to be "vote for me, I can make things better". Now it's "vote for me, I can't make things better but neither can the other guy"
Courage sometimes requires that one have hope in spite of facts. Labour has no courage. It needs a serious moral/spiritual intervention. I’m bias. I’m a pastor.
False hope is miles better than no hope - all that hope was a marvellous feeling in the70s, better pensions, earlier retirement, shorter working week, democracy at work, etc., etc., etc., (Even though it turned out to all be completely false - it was much better than the absolutely no-hope whatsoever feeling perpetuated today.)
Indeed. Hope is the most important factor for a successful economy. We just usually call it confidence, or belief. Without it money & wealth are just numbers.
@@shaunperth at least it'll force Labour to reevaluate itself, say what you will about New Labour - but at least they offered hope and change; and were markedly better than the Tory party of the time. This Labour party isn't offering anything.
Leadership challenge on Starmer on Day 1, someone with no leadership of radical change and just enacts purges has no basis being leader of the Labour party. Take head from the torys and replace him with a someone popular with membership.
How many times will Labour spend their ‘non-dom’ and public schools tax imposition? How about actually using and growing the deficit for public good infrastructure and Green new deal jobs? Oh, and realistically taxing the rich and monopolistic corporations - just a thought.
Yes. This is all just trivial scraping around the edges. We have a growing wealth inequality (supposedly a 20% increase in billionaires since covid) that needs to be dealt with. The Wealth Tax Commission said that just a 1% wealth tax on a couple's net assets in excess of £1 million could generate £260bn spread over 5 years. These people will generally get better rates of return on their investments than the average person and will hardly even notice a 1% charge. The focus needs to switch to taxes on wealth rather than income.
I have been saying this on sites for months. Glad you are all now realising the truth about Labour and Tory. Keep this up, please. Remember, you do not vote for Tory or Labour if you want real positive change in the U.K.
Yeah, I can’t vote for this bunch. As much as Tories have messed things up, seems like labour are just going to blindly do the same thing. We need 2/3 smaller parties to challenge both of them and cause a shock. Push the Cons into 3rd or 4th and spread the votes amongst other parties. Then campaign for electoral change in a coalition.
Australian Labor has gone in a similar direction. Despite overwhelming public support for dropping tax cuts for the rich legislated by the previous conservative government, the new Labor Govt has steadfastly rejected breaking their promise to keep the unpopular tax cuts for the rich and has actually increased the tax burden for low and middle income earners.
It tells you everything of the strategic success and power of the politics of the right wing, when the line touted by the Leader of the Labour Party tries to out-right the right rather than paint a picture of left of centre socially progressive policy... or hope as it is sometimes referred to.
The two party system is so entrenched that a lot of non-mainstream politicians feel obligated to join one of the 2 big parties in order to actually get anything done.
They won’t get a first term , and this snippy cow Reeves is just parroting Tory style drivel . Next parliament will be hung and most likely Tory/ lib coalition Starmtrooper seems to be doing his level best to ensure this. Labour will win nothing in Scotland except their current one seat
Labour's approach to messaging and policy is causing internal debate and concern. There is criticism that the party lacks hope and focuses more on creating sustainable jobs than addressing climate change. Additionally, there are indications that Labour may adopt Tory tax and spending plans if elected, raising concerns about austerity measures. The Labor party's approach to hope, climate change, and fiscal responsibility has generated significant discussion and debate. While some criticize the party for offering either false hope or no hope at all, others highlight their cautious approach to avoid making unfulfilled promises. The divergence between prioritizing climate change and addressing economic challenges presents a significant challenge for the party. Furthermore, their commitment to fiscal discipline and their stance on borrowing for investment purposes raises questions about the feasibility of their ambitious plans. As the political landscape evolves, it remains to be seen how Labor will navigate these complex issues and present a compelling vision to the electorate.
Bit off topic but doesnt she just sound, physically, like starmer? Blocked nasal passages and the same style of of speaking? I feel the same about humza yousaf of snp, exact same speech pattern, pauses in the same place etc. as Nichola Sturgeon. Weird 😅 Is there a factory ir something?
UK Labour is going the direction of Australian Labor, conservative Lite. So concerned about winning the committed conservative votes that they are ignoring their core demographic. Our last election Labor had a manifesto of tackiling the Cost of Living (house prices) and Climate Change, over a year in office and they have done nothing noteworthy about either, spending all their time and energy on the Aboriginal Voice referendum when what we really need is a Republic Referendum., which can also have a second question give Aboriginal a Voiuce with Teeth, not just an ignorable whisper in the corner.
Sustainable energy will create new jobs and real hope across industries. Starmer will be worse than thatcher power mad, money and status hungry. Vote green
Pollsters: what people want in the party they vote for at the next election is a change from austerity and decline and hope that their lives can get better instead of worse Labour strategists: excellent, therefore based on that information we must reassure the public we will provide neither of those things
It sounds more like. A wing and a prayer to me!! What a hopeless situation. It now seems that Labour and the Conservatories are two cheeks of the same backside.
I really do wish I could sympathise with what she's trying to say when probed about green policies; it'd be nice if she could say "yes we're committed" followed with "hoping the economy has stabilised and it's *fully* possible to spend", even just half of that would be a start for four years and could lead into further investment - dependent on economy, factors, bla bla - if elected again. But she just dodges and jibes like any old tory, just wearing different colours.
Nothing will change while England controls the last remnants of its empire. Annibyniaeth. Independence for the countries of the UK and a fresh start is whats needed
I guess given Reeves hobby of chess & seeking to emulate Osborne's monetary management when she becomes chancellor Deep Blue would be a great political nickname for her
hmmmm the bendy bishop (can swap colours or diagonals ) , or the naughty knight , (can go from one end of the board to another) , perhaps the bouncy castle , (no foundation full of hot air) , i just hope its the suicidal king , tries to checkmate the opposing king without any help
I do find it strange that the Tories waggle policy/messages out the window to see what takes best with the media and electorate. LK was a massive champion of this for Johnson and Cummings as they did that. Bit double standardsy
Ref your point from the newspaper about starmer. When the two youngsters interrupted him. He had nothing to say to them but we are aiming for a stable economy
If I was called a racist, or antisemitic, it would be so damaging to my reputation I'd have no choice but to issue libel proceedings and at the least demand a full public retraction, apology, and sizeable donation to a socialist charity :V
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Lost my hope after what they did to Corbyn. Shame as I'd only got hope when he became leader.
well that was labour, and whatever this is, it's not labour.
@@helenswan705 corbyn was labour and that was the end of it
@@lose8447 The Cult Of Corbyn still sulks in their petulance and failure
Corbyn wasn't perfect, far from it, but my god he was better than this shower. I was going to vote Labour at the next election with a pinched nose, but to be honest they've done their very best to put me off. I'd only vote for them now if they said they'd reform the voting system to PR but they've basically poo poo'd that idea so I'll probably just vote Green if they have a candidate around me. Which is a complete waste of my time and energy because another party are a complete shoo-in in my area...
@@leejohnson3209 Yeah, i'm not voting for them and I usually do. My seat usually turns out Labour, but it's always close. I'll see what the local polling is closer to the time and cast a vote for Green or the Lib Dems
How did we get stuck with two Tory parties :(
Because the vast majority of British people are attracted to right-wing or centre-right policies. Simple really.
My current working theory is that at some point in either the 70's or 80's, the Labour Party was 'entered' by Conservatives. The object being to prevent another Labour government by actually becoming the Labour Party.
@@khoyrulislam ah yes, the old "England doesn't vote left, but why is everything going so badly?" dichotomy. The -British- English media has turned these people into policy Ostriches.
@@ObsidianMeridian you're not entirely wrong, though I'd say it was more mid '80s where that started to take root. To paraphrase from '1984' and 'The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism' "The aim of the party is to destroy socialism, in the name of socialism".
@@khoyrulislam Is that really true? Or is it more that the FPTP system, the right-wing corporate media and the lack of any substantial Left party mean that we have nothing to vote for and the only ideas allowed in that media are capitalist, imperialist ones? After all, Brits confounded all expectations in 1945 and elected a fairly leftist Labour party on a manifesto of substantial change leftwards. People are just people.
It's official.....under Starmer Labour has become hopeless
Laura Kuenssberg is a tory mouthpiece. She is asking questions to try and make the tory and labour sound similar because the tories are doing so badly and it's how they will claw more votes back.
At the same time, Labour are saying what they are always saying - they will be cautious with the economy. This is through bitter experience that if they don't do that then the tory press will attack them over these lines and they will lose as a result (despite the realiity of Keynesianism - because Thatcher made people think it was simpler than that over time). It happened to both Ed Milband and Corbyn.
Yip all bought and paid for establishment pets
What is the point of an opposition if the only way they can gain power is by mirroring the Tories???
Wes just wants us to conveniently forget that his boss also can't keep the pledges he makes.
How very...Tory like.
Kinda heartbreaking to picture a guy passionately outline how to solve a country's crisis with bold ideas only to be told by his boss that they simply domt do thst in their party
That's kinda been poor old Ed's entire career in politics to this point :/
When Rachel Reeves said "stable economy" I could only imagine Theresa May achieving climax.
no doubt running through her fields of wheat! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's an image I really didn't want 😙
Reeves starmer and sarwar all went to Rupert Murdoch's party with a bunch of blue tories 😂😂🤣
Murdoch now owns red and blue english tories
Labour could run on a slogan of “you’ve got two hopes, Bob Hope and no hope”.
Lol😂
You mean no hope or hope is dead?
will the real socialists please stand up , we should all meet up outside the labour annual conference in Liverpool in October , 8th=11th
Genuinely hope that this frustration of the clear void of morality across both the Conservatives and Labour leads to a surge in Green Party MPs
👏🏽 👏🏽 👏🏽 ✅
I joined the Greens this week
Agreed! Voting Green 🌳🌲🌲🌳
Considering the amount of people saying they'll be voting Green in recent months, I'll be shocked if they don't do well in the next general election.
Surge in greens 😂😂😂🤡🤡🤡🤡
We Scots have learned since 2014 that there was no difference between the red and blue Tories. as far as anyone beyond the Tweed matters there is no difference between Labour and the Tories
Corbyn was different, he was leading a left wing following inside Labour. It was partly seeing how the media treated him so terribly that made me respect him, he was clearly fighting for change, so they had to destroy him.
@@Harrier_DuBoisyeah anytime I mention JC, it’s “HE HATES JEWS DONT YOU KNOW?” It’s so frustrating
You are missing his point! After what Labour did on the run up to the indi referendum , Labour became nothing more than a fringe party in Scotland
They are toxic to most voters here aboots.
Yep, you got Krankie instead and men in women's prisons. Well done. Anyone fancy a ferry ride?
@@colsand Better than Worzel johnson and his carnival of chaos, Anyone fancy an aircraft carrier that doesn't work or non existent ferries to help with the brexit truck backlog?
Kier is a conservative🥴
You know he's on record with that statement?
He was a Trojan Horse used to take over Labour and destroy the Organized British left.
“The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.” - George Orwell, Animal Farm
They're all the bloody same!
If you want to fix the economy, put money in ordinary working class peoples pockets and look after the poorest amongst us, those are the people that spend their money every day, not hoard it away over seas.
Bottom up economics is the only way forward.
It’s disgraceful. The callousness, recklessness and fecklessness of current Labour will be a fascinating topic for future historians and fans of incompetence to study. However, I do believe the public will regard the likes of Starmer, Streeting, Reeves, Mandelson and so forth with scorn. The best these lot can hope for is being totally forgotten.
Laura Kuenssberg is a tory mouthpiece. She is asking questions to try and make the tory and labour sound similar because the tories are doing so badly and it's how they will claw more votes back.
At the same time, Labour are saying what they are always saying - they will be cautious with the economy. This is through bitter experience that if they don't do that then the tory press will attack them over these lines and they will lose as a result (despite the realiity of Keynesianism - because Thatcher made people think it was simpler than that over time). It happened to both Ed Milband and Corbyn.
Enough said. Nothings going to change with a Labour government, insinuates to me that they've got nothing to offer.
Scottish independence is coming
@@britnatzaredemocracydenier5922 nah, boris johnson basically made it law so that, if an independence was declared, england will simply invade scotland putin-style
THEY'RE ALL IN IT TOGETHER 👍
Starmer, quite rightly, got a roasting at the Durham Miners Gala from many speakers, from all corners of the labour spectrum. The Tories did slightly better. Hilarious. My 60th Gala. I’ve heard them all.
Makes sense, cause I have no hope in Starmer or Labour.
The only thing Starmer cares for is selling Labours soul as he desperately grasps for power.
I consider Starmer to be the UK equivalent to Biden. Nobody wants him, but it was the boring option to get the alternative out of power.
@@seandunderdale I think it used to be "vote for me, I can make things better". Now it's "vote for me, I can't make things better but neither can the other guy"
@@seandunderdaleat least biden got a green deal through the door. One sufficiently well funded to panic Europe (not Britain mind) into action.
the moment the media decide to link starmers voice to zippy it is all over for him
😂
Courage sometimes requires that one have hope in spite of facts. Labour has no courage. It needs a serious moral/spiritual intervention. I’m bias. I’m a pastor.
Can't help but feel like both our current government and this prospective Labour gov have the country is some weird kind of eco-fin-dom situation.
Boycott Starmer’s neo-liberal labour
Is what Rachel Reeves said about Ken Loach libellous? Seems to be, would be a real shame if he started a legal case…
I hope he and Corbyn sues them . I will chip in .
False hope is miles better than no hope - all that hope was a marvellous feeling in the70s, better pensions, earlier retirement, shorter working week, democracy at work, etc., etc., etc., (Even though it turned out to all be completely false - it was much better than the absolutely no-hope whatsoever feeling perpetuated today.)
Indeed. Hope is the most important factor for a successful economy. We just usually call it confidence, or belief.
Without it money & wealth are just numbers.
Honestly Keir Starmer just seems like a tory double agent at this point 😂
I hate the Tories but I just can’t see myself voting for this version of Labour. They offer me nothing…
Protest Green vote? Looking more and more appealing by the day..
@@geoffdavids7647and another five years of the Tories !
@@shaunperth We get that if Labour win as well.
@@shaunperth at least it'll force Labour to reevaluate itself, say what you will about New Labour - but at least they offered hope and change; and were markedly better than the Tory party of the time. This Labour party isn't offering anything.
@@shaunperth not if we all vote green 😏
Leadership challenge on Starmer on Day 1, someone with no leadership of radical change and just enacts purges has no basis being leader of the Labour party. Take head from the torys and replace him with a someone popular with membership.
How many times will Labour spend their ‘non-dom’ and public schools tax imposition? How about actually using and growing the deficit for public good infrastructure and Green new deal jobs? Oh, and realistically taxing the rich and monopolistic corporations - just a thought.
That's hopey-feely treehugger talk! Might give people on the streets ideas.. and worse.. hope! *cough*
Yes. This is all just trivial scraping around the edges. We have a growing wealth inequality (supposedly a 20% increase in billionaires since covid) that needs to be dealt with. The Wealth Tax Commission said that just a 1% wealth tax on a couple's net assets in excess of £1 million could generate £260bn spread over 5 years. These people will generally get better rates of return on their investments than the average person and will hardly even notice a 1% charge. The focus needs to switch to taxes on wealth rather than income.
It's all so depressing isn't it.
Austerity wrapped in a thick sock instead of honest Tory austerity
4:40 £3.5bn per year _is_ marginal compared to the £180bn that the NHS costs in total.
I have been saying this on sites for months. Glad you are all now realising the truth about Labour and Tory. Keep this up, please. Remember, you do not vote for Tory or Labour if you want real positive change in the U.K.
none of this is surprising. It's becoming routine. But please do keep reporting it, so there's a running dialogue and record.
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Yeah, I can’t vote for this bunch. As much as Tories have messed things up, seems like labour are just going to blindly do the same thing. We need 2/3 smaller parties to challenge both of them and cause a shock. Push the Cons into 3rd or 4th and spread the votes amongst other parties. Then campaign for electoral change in a coalition.
Starmer’s Labour is the new Conservative Party
seems Mr. Angry of Tunbridge Wells is now leader of the Labour Party
How about raising the tax burden on those sitting on asset earnings so they pay the same rate as "hard workers"
Australian Labor has gone in a similar direction. Despite overwhelming public support for dropping tax cuts for the rich legislated by the previous conservative government, the new Labor Govt has steadfastly rejected breaking their promise to keep the unpopular tax cuts for the rich and has actually increased the tax burden for low and middle income earners.
It tells you everything of the strategic success and power of the politics of the right wing, when the line touted by the Leader of the Labour Party tries to out-right the right rather than paint a picture of left of centre socially progressive policy... or hope as it is sometimes referred to.
‘Labour is going to war on hope’ 😂
I, for one, have had quite enough of this 'hope' malarkey.
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@@DarkhorseSJ If we don't cut C02 levels, you won't have a future...
Labour are a lost cause. Time for a proper social Democratic Party.
They claim to be a democratic socialist party
I swear, if you take your eyes away from the screen and just listen to the voices, Rachel Reeves sounds exactly like Sir Kefir, it's uncanny.
why isn't Ed in the Green party yet?
The two party system is so entrenched that a lot of non-mainstream politicians feel obligated to join one of the 2 big parties in order to actually get anything done.
3.5 billion will make naff all difference.
Right, time to change country I think. Can we have Ed Milliband back?
are any bookies running odds on Labour dropping the Non-Dom policy early doors of the their first term. Gotta be worth a punt.
They won’t get a first term , and this snippy cow Reeves is just parroting Tory style drivel .
Next parliament will be hung and most likely Tory/ lib coalition Starmtrooper seems to be doing his level best to ensure this.
Labour will win nothing in Scotland except their current one seat
Climate change is THE most important issue for humanity. End of story.
@@huwzebediahthomas9193 Ok but only as a last resort.
"We're not going to borrow for day to day spending, only to invest"
It's the same money, what does that even mean?
It's almost as if the politicians are doing what their party donors say instead of listening to the general public...
Vote Labour - get Tory mark 2.
If you want change, the only hope is to vote Green.
This is our equivelent of the U.S. Presidential elections in 2016 where there is no lesser of two evils
Absolutely
I didn't like Clinton at all but Trump was objectively the worse choice even then
@@robertwinslade3104 name one thing other than the Paris agreement that would have been different had Clinton won?
Yes, our politics is definitely going the way of the US where we have a choice between centre right and far right.
@@jcleaverchamberlinjr the Republicans wouldn't have a 6-3 majority on the Supreme Court
It would still be an improvement if they cut outsourcing.
Tories and labour both have the same owner.
Labour's approach to messaging and policy is causing internal debate and concern. There is criticism that the party lacks hope and focuses more on creating sustainable jobs than addressing climate change. Additionally, there are indications that Labour may adopt Tory tax and spending plans if elected, raising concerns about austerity measures.
The Labor party's approach to hope, climate change, and fiscal responsibility has generated significant discussion and debate. While some criticize the party for offering either false hope or no hope at all, others highlight their cautious approach to avoid making unfulfilled promises. The divergence between prioritizing climate change and addressing economic challenges presents a significant challenge for the party. Furthermore, their commitment to fiscal discipline and their stance on borrowing for investment purposes raises questions about the feasibility of their ambitious plans. As the political landscape evolves, it remains to be seen how Labor will navigate these complex issues and present a compelling vision to the electorate.
Bit off topic but doesnt she just sound, physically, like starmer? Blocked nasal passages and the same style of of speaking? I feel the same about humza yousaf of snp, exact same speech pattern, pauses in the same place etc. as Nichola Sturgeon. Weird 😅 Is there a factory ir something?
Johnson was always first and foremost a massive self promoting pisstaker, but Starmer is unhinged.
They ARE conservatives. It's quite simple.
We live in a 1 party state.
The yeah but no but yeah but no but yeah but no labour party clueless
UK Labour is going the direction of Australian Labor, conservative Lite. So concerned about winning the committed conservative votes that they are ignoring their core demographic.
Our last election Labor had a manifesto of tackiling the Cost of Living (house prices) and Climate Change, over a year in office and they have done nothing noteworthy about either, spending all their time and energy on the Aboriginal Voice referendum when what we really need is a Republic Referendum., which can also have a second question give Aboriginal a Voiuce with Teeth, not just an ignorable whisper in the corner.
how dare you imply things can get better. vote for me, i will do nothing to improve anything
Well said sir.
Sustainable energy will create new jobs and real hope across industries. Starmer will be worse than thatcher power mad, money and status hungry. Vote green
Tax burden? Its not a burden. Its needed to invest in.public services. We need better incomes at the bottom and more taxation on wealth and assets.
It's the Tories one true success....planting one of their own as leader of the opposition.
Pollsters: what people want in the party they vote for at the next election is a change from austerity and decline and hope that their lives can get better instead of worse
Labour strategists: excellent, therefore based on that information we must reassure the public we will provide neither of those things
Wes Streeting has the look of no hope, I give up on Labour, no hope, no values
Didn’t we all agree that government finances are not the same as household finances? Why the unnecessary household analogies Reeves?
Imagine if RLB became labour leader...
Last time Reeves went along with austerity, they lost the election to Cameron. Reeves is just as boring as starmer.
False hope = no hope.
It's strange how much starmer hates eco-warriors given he launched his career with them. The man's an oddity
Ooooooh!!!!. What a surprise!!!!. There's no left in this country!!!!. There hasn't been one for 40-plus years!!
It sounds more like. A wing and a prayer to me!! What a hopeless situation. It now seems that Labour and the Conservatories are two cheeks of the same backside.
Labour made themselves unelectable when they excluded revisiting Brexit. They have contributed in a major way to the widespread sense of hopelessness.
I really do wish I could sympathise with what she's trying to say when probed about green policies; it'd be nice if she could say "yes we're committed" followed with "hoping the economy has stabilised and it's *fully* possible to spend", even just half of that would be a start for four years and could lead into further investment - dependent on economy, factors, bla bla - if elected again. But she just dodges and jibes like any old tory, just wearing different colours.
This is about Protecting our Democracy !!!
All leftst should vote green 💚
Run away runrun away what a shower labor has become ,
Jeremy Corbyn all is forgiven.
Voting Labor tory or Lib Dem will change nothing they offer more of the same
Tax the Rich
Hung parliament here we come lol
Nothing will change while England controls the last remnants of its empire. Annibyniaeth. Independence for the countries of the UK and a fresh start is whats needed
I guess given Reeves hobby of chess & seeking to emulate Osborne's monetary management when she becomes chancellor Deep Blue would be a great political nickname for her
hmmmm the bendy bishop (can swap colours or diagonals ) , or the naughty knight , (can go from one end of the board to another) , perhaps the bouncy castle , (no foundation full of hot air) , i just hope its the suicidal king , tries to checkmate the opposing king without any help
I do find it strange that the Tories waggle policy/messages out the window to see what takes best with the media and electorate. LK was a massive champion of this for Johnson and Cummings as they did that. Bit double standardsy
Luke Warm Starmer. Yes, thats it iin a nut shell. Anchoring the party? He has set it adrift.
Our chance for real change has long gone. We reap what we sow.
New Labour doing their best not to frighten the horses. The last chance of a Labour Government disappeared with JC.
Would have happily had Miliband or Corbyn as PM. What a shame we now have a David Cameron-lite
Ref your point from the newspaper about starmer. When the two youngsters interrupted him. He had nothing to say to them but we are aiming for a stable economy
Would you buy a used car from Wes? 😂😂😂😂 We are in for a horrific term with Labour in charge.
With Green New Deal Rising, I was supposed to go to a trade union conference with Rachel Reeves. Guess what, she cancelled it.
Reagan-ism UK, Rand-Ian GB
Mcdonnells polices wetd all costed and much better.
Rumour and heresy gave no substance.The Jerusalem Declaration of antisemitism needs to replace IHRA.
Labour is its own worst enemy!
If I was called a racist, or antisemitic, it would be so damaging to my reputation I'd have no choice but to issue libel proceedings and at the least demand a full public retraction, apology, and sizeable donation to a socialist charity :V
Set of jokers. The last set of clowns we need at such a critical moment for the country & the world.
Starmers labour offers me nothing! What a joke