Starmer being booed on the Royal Variety this evening.

Graduate jobs are still above pre pandemic levels.

Yes, those lists of actions are pesky I'm sure when you have an axe to grind.

Did do seem remarkably unrealistic in your expectations of how quickly and universally things can be turned around.

If you only ever focus on the negative you will always see that.

If you relentlessly neglect to accept the positive, there is no point talking to you.

😁 Right, that must be what it is. 🤣

Maybe thirty percent of people did know what was going on and then failed to know what's going on since October last year? 🤣

I was thinking the same of you with the endless Labour points. But ok graduate jobs has done it, not much more to say on how badly that’s going. Fine

I wonder how many people know what's actually being done, how many people have measurable objectives and how many actually study metrics.

You're a full time job mate.

80% of people who think things are getting worse vs the 1% who think things are getting better tells you plenty about the booing too.

Ik the policies and the figures. Have you looked at the most recent on graduate jobs? Today actually.

Have you read anything I've posted about what is being done for business?

Additionally, improved workers rights and employment protection make life much better for those in employment.

Job figures are blunt, no amount of SM messaging will help there. Labour do seem to put everything out bar look at that.

It's really clear that no amount of action is going to satisfy you.
I've tried to give a snap shot to no avail.

The list of actions is really impressive, especially against that of the previous incumbants.

Lot's more info available here for people actually interested in what is being achieved. https://whathaskeirdone.co.uk/

Only took four months for people to get sick of him.

Well yeh. If policies impact you, whether it’s jobs or livelihoods then it’s Labour in power. Some feel immune, not sure why but most can see how badly they’re doing.

People want someone to blame on how shit life has got for them. Problem is there is no critical thinking anymore, or a way of seeing the bigger picture. Collectively, people are thick.

Remember people rang the police when KFC ran out of chicken..

Great. It still glosses over SMEs, hospitality and graduate jobs.

Plus going back to op even if some don’t mind Starmer being booed Labour will take more notice of losing votes next May.

God Boris was chanted everywhere!

Yet when asked "who would make the best PM? Starmer, Farage or Badenoch.

Starmer led Farage by some margin and only recently has Farage got closer, with Badenoch no where.

Starmer is strikingly unpopular. His favouribility ratings look like like a black run at a ski resort since he became PM.

Good attempt at slagging Starmer but since when was a partisan crowd indicative of support or not?

Corbyn at Glastonbury didn't translate to a GE win...

There is a determined effort to drive hatred towards Labour, with the media thinking that this will put the Tories back in power, might have worked a decade or two ago but now all it will lead to is a Farage led Government.

As I said, my list was a post on MN and wasn't meant to be exhaustive, but since you ask -

• £1 billion for the British Business Bank to enhance access to finance for smaller businesses through Start Up Loans, the ENABLE Build, the Growth Guarantee Scheme and the Life Sciences Investment Programme.
• Capped the corporation tax at 25% for the current parliamentary term, the lowest in the G7.
• Reforming the business rates system, which provides up to 40% off rates for around 250,000 small businesses.
• introducing a new Business Growth Service, making it easier and quicker for SMEs to find government advice and support all under one roof , streamlining the government’s offer to small firms, saving them time and money.
• Trade Strategy helping small businesses become “export ready”.
• Tackling retail crime via new funding for prevention and police training, as well as ending the Tory policy that meant stolen goods worth under £200 weren’t investigated.
• Freezing fuel duty to reduce costs.

Chelsea fans sang "Boris Johnson is a c*, he likes to have a party" regarding lockdown gatherings.

"Maggie, Maggie, Maggie, Out, Out, Out!"

"Maggie's dead, dead, dead" "Let's all do the conga, Maggie is no longer".and "Margaret Thatcher's dead, and now we're going to party". Liverpool supporters, following her death in 2013.

I really can't get my head around people using words like hate, loathe, traitor or despise when referring to Starmer.
I think I'd reserve hatred for a few people like Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot, Putin etc.

Booing a politicians mention is not at all unusual.

I genuinely can't remember a PM being named in chants at sport events prior to Starmer. Which isn't to say it didn't happen.

Or maybe they are hoping Farage will get in so that he can drop the facade of playing the working class hero, cut taxes for the wealthy (like his mate Tice), sell off the NHS to his mate Trump and drop the minimum wage.

With respect, I don’t have time for the faux naivety. I think you can work out why people against racism might use a derogatory term to describe these people.

Probably many of them have worked hard to get where they are and are wondering why the fuck they bothered 🤔