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How dumb are Labour

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ohdelay · 23/10/2024 10:47

Just seen this and I swear they keep forgetting they won the election and are in power now
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c62m2pde4p6o

The constant gaffes and sixth form debate club politics are very embarrassing. I was ready for change, but fucking hell.

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer speaking in front of a small crowd

Labour volunteers in US helping Harris 'in spare time', Keir Starmer says

The prime minister said volunteers from his party travelled to the US for "pretty much every" presidential election.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c62m2pde4p6o

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MissyB1 · 23/10/2024 11:21

Trump & Farage. Nuff said.

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ohdelay · 23/10/2024 11:21

You're missing the point (shock) The Labour party are the government now "LabourforKamala" is a bad look if Trump wins when we have to go begging for a trade deal soon. The current Head of Operations for the Labour Party (remember now in government ...) organising the interference in the election of one of our closest allies is again bad. Being in government means no mouthing off, more professional and diplomacy etc.

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rainfallpurevividcat · 23/10/2024 11:21

How dumb is Trump and anyone voting for him? I voted Labour and I will say what I fucking like about Trump on here. This is a free country, unlike the US when he becomes the dictator he wants to be.

They honestly care about what Labour supporters do in their free time and not about massive, organised Russian influence in the USA? Putin is fucking rubbing his hands in glee at the prospect of a Trump win.

I feel really sorry for all the sensible moderate people in the US.

EmmaMaria · 23/10/2024 11:13

No particular fan of Starmer nor the Labour Party right now, but seriously? You are scraping the barrel (as is Trump). British citizens are allowed to travel, and they are allowed to act in legal ways in countries that they travel to. If private citzens wish to assist with the election in America - on either side - they are permitted to do so. Are you suggesting that the government - any government - should have the power to dictate peoples thoughts and actions?

I didn't notice Trump complaining about all the help he has got from Farage.

Bromptotoo · 23/10/2024 11:12

The only thing new here is that Trump is throwing his toys over the issue.

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