Two Tier’s days are numbered

This. Every single word.

The problem is there is no money. The country is all but bankrupt. When the cupboard is bare families are on the bones if their arse and it's the same for the UK.

Labour didn't have a more clear coherent plan given the 100 years in the wilderness.

I've said that to people - every time another committee to work out what to do about something gets announced - they were supposed to do that in opposition.

Instead population is supposed to be pleased they are thinking now and may come back in time for next election with a plan.

Events always over take new cycles but they do feel very unprepared in so many areas.

In 18 years Boris will have enough adult offspring and siblings to fill the entire cabinet. Imagine that!
Tony Blair started all of this... spend, spend, spend propped up by immigration, massive asset inflation and low wages. Combined with membership of the EU it has meant no PM since Thatcher has ever had to think for themselves and could blame all ills, and dodgy decisions, on Brussels. That is why we are where we are.

They say you get the politicians you deserve and I guess things never felt better than under Blair but really, I don't think we have deserved any of the representatives we have had and I include Blair and Brown (selling the nations gold at rock bottom rates).

None of them are true politicians and none have any work experience in the real world. Working for one of the big 5, a management consultancy, an investment bank or any organisation with a trade union should not be a prerequisite to being an MP, it should be an automatic ban.
2TK is like Londons Khan... in it for himself. He will not go willingly as the perks are just too good. Let us hope his party throws him out before the next election as I'd be worried he'd pull a stunt, like taking us into a war, so an election can't be held.

2TK is the most devastating of all PMs as he know how to manipulate the law for his own end.

Just taking the top leadership shows this is nonsense. Starmer was a barrister. Rayner worked as a carer. They’ve had proper jobs.

There’s always this howl of fear and panic when there’s a Labour Government And specific companies and individuals move overseas.
It doesn’t alter the fact that the U.K. is in a great time zone for business; has a good education system/ good workforce; temperate climate; few natural disasters and of course people speak English.
These basic but important fundamentals bring businesses back here and ensure we stay relevant.

People do it for other parties and politicians on here. You only get mn posts re Labour like this one.

Well 50% of the population is thicker than average.

The world would be a better place if she were still working as a carer.

You are going to be waiting a very very long time if you think this has anything to do with ‘Tory misrule’

Honestly I question the IQ levels of this country. Such a lazy grasp of the fundamental basics of an our country’s economics is why we are here today. People thought they were voting for change, even at the time it was wishful thinking at best.

I don't disagree but past performance is always the best indicator of future performance and Labour have never performed well regarding the economy. Blair appeared to but only because of PFI and tax credits followed by Brown selling the gold which put us in a woeful position when we hit the next downward cycle in 2008. We still haven't recovered. Covid was the icing on the cake with the money printing machine in overdrive to support a wholly disproportionate extended period of lockdown.

The most sensible option at this pass is proportional representation which may bring some cross party continuity to the big issues such as the NHS.

Angela Rayner worked as a carer.

Yes but you have to take action to change rather than announce you are going to change it, then faff around and then end of leaving it basically the same.

Same, like they're just parroting each other
Free Gear Kier
Two Tier Kier
Starmer Harmer
Who works for Liebour (which just looks utterly ridiculous and as you say says a lot more about the posters)
Have I missed any?
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While Keir is a bit of a disappointment, the most important thing is to prevent those MONSTERS OF PURE EVIL known as Reform from getting into power.

If that means keeping Keir, so be it.

If that means getting Angela Rayner (whom I rather like, though like all Ministers, she took the wrong side on the PIP issue), so be it.

If that means getting the LibDems (whom I voted for, though the one time they got anywhere near power in 2010, they disappointed me just as much as everyone else), so be it.

If that means getting the bloody Tories back in, so be it.

If that means getting the Monster Raving Loony Party, so be it,

If that means getting a coalition between the cats and the dogs, so be it (they'd probably do better than humans have!)

ANYONE BUT REFORM!!!!!

Agreed, and we have AI snapping at our heels too.

I don't dispute that that mentality helped Labour get in. So what?

It isn't a helpful way of doing politics. People should educate themselves about what they're voting for instead of blindly voting for change (no matter what that change might look like). Yes, all of the options are unappealing right now, but that doesn't mean that some choices aren't worse than others.

Agree too.

It’s not looking great at all. Labour are out of their depth, and they don’t have the talent or vision to do anything but flail around making u turns. I wish we could call an election. There is plenty of buyers remorse in some quarters demanding a refund.

No other government in my lifetime (nearly 80 years) has had to deal with a pandemic and lockdown such as we went through due to Covid. Who knows if it would have been handled better by another party. The impact is still being felt by many.

I agree with the OP. Immigrant numbers travelling from France in the hope of claiming asylum have soared, and the costs are enormous. The judiciary seem to operate randomly. Lucy Connolly’s sentencing is an example. The rules brought in to help refugees after WWII are no longer relevant. The NHS is in disarray, it’s so far removed from the original inception, trying to solve societal issues on top of actual health problems, that it’s letting many seriously ill people down. There is a lack of affordable housing, little mental health support, public transport is sketchy, and after the outcry re WFA, the Labour government want to reduce disability benefits!

That mentality helped Labour get in.

Now they’re losing support, not so much with loyal voters on here but generally.

But but Boris had a sandwich in his office in lockdown!!! So having these clowns in constantly backtracking and making tits of themselves is apparently preferable.

We'll have Farage in next then the Labour lovers will wonder whyyyyy but Sir Keir is such a capable chap

The problem with the current government is it’s pushing the same economically illiterate austerity agenda as the last one. So nothing will greatly improve.

The "can't be any worse" mentality is truly dangerous. People have no idea.

The only labour supporters left soon are going to be the people nannied by the state. Fortunately for them by the time of the next election there will be enough people dependant on their sweeties to keep them in power.