The national news again is led by " who paid for Boris`s refurbishment of his flat"....Does anyone care less.
Keir Starmer is all over the television demanding an answer...With the local elections and a bi election in Hartlipool
coming up you`d think the Labour party would have something better than to throw at the Tories than who paid for
some wallpaper.... Its pathetic.
Loose big in the May elections and Keir Starmer could be on his way out.
The national news again is led by " who paid for Boris`s refurbishment of his flat"....Does anyone care less.
Keir Starmer is all over the television demanding an answer...With the local elections and a bi election in Hartlipool
coming up you`d think the Labour party would have something better than to throw at the Tories than who paid for
some wallpaper.... Its pathetic.
Loose big in the May elections and Keir Starmer could be on his way out.
My favourite bit has the coverage from India. These poor souls so desperate they are literally dying in the streets. Shocking for all right-minded people. A tear drifts down my cheek as I type this, such woe from the merciless pandemic that has killed so many.
It also fails to mention that the only city that has seen a rise in deaths is Delhi,(OR MAYBE: Maharashtra which strangely includes Mumbai, which has just gone into lockdown, if only they had rung you first eh) and the rise is 200 deaths a day, in a city that averages nearly 2500 deaths a day. Great Britain averages about 1800 for context. Perhaps something to do with the fact that Jonson is nearly at the signing stage of the UK India trade agreement. The first clause Modi insisted on before talks opened, visa free movement. So Brexit, that shrieked that 300m Turks could come here will now open the door to 1.7bn Indians, a country that already has significant migration due to water shortages.
But what can we do when confronted with such appalling scenes as the BBC shows? Invite them to Britain apparently
Starmer is in the middle ground, bordering on the right! He's no leftie![]()
Starmer is in the middle ground, bordering on the right! He's no leftie![]()
I agree, however the weight from above (Unison) is overwhelming by the look of things.
Lansman (Momentum) got Corbyn into place, and has a strong following from the young voters, however they make a noise, but don't turn up at the polling stations.His massive following and member numbers were incredible, however it turned the traditional Labour voters off. His image had allot to do with it.
The strong pull to the left needs curtailed, however when your paymasters live their, how do you appeal to the majority ?
Starmer is in the middle ground, bordering on the right! He's no leftie![]()
I agree, however the weight from above (Unison) is overwhelming by the look of things.
Lansman (Momentum) got Corbyn into place, and has a strong following from the young voters, however they make a noise, but don't turn up at the polling stations.His massive following and member numbers were incredible, however it turned the traditional Labour voters off. His image had allot to do with it.
The strong pull to the left needs curtailed, however when your paymasters live their, how do you appeal to the majority ?
I take it you're not a fan of equality?
A lot of people who voted this Govt in stand to lose their jobs, access to a free medical care through the NHS and end up paying for the super rich to get richer.
Boris and his ilk look down on us oinks (his term)
Obviousness he's right as they are willing to keep in power a Govt that's laughing in their faces.
If only there was another strong party to challenge them cos right now there isn't.
Labour have missed umpteen chances to go for the jugular for serious issues and the one they chose to use is wallpaper gate really.