Weasel Streeting

[SeriousFaffing]

Weasel Streeting should slither back under his rock.

His self-serving career aspirations will make our country ungovernable.

This is right. Its Starmer who has messed all of this up. Two Chief of Staff's, and then the biggest error of all - Peter Mandelson. He has shit judgement.

That speech on Monday shows he isnt listening.

I have seen all this since the days of Macmillan and Douglas Home. The markets are sophisticated enough to discard all this irrelevant crap.

as for Bridget P - she's simply trying to cling onto her job, she and Reeves lack the party support to hang on if Keir goes.

They all need to get on with their own jobs and stop bleating, backstabbing and blaming. The country needs stability and MPs should realise that they are not there for their own interests but to work together for the people of this country.

Way too many self-interested smarmy arseholes. Couldn't give a shiny shit about 'the nation'. He is particularly gruesome.

@SeriousFaffing And he’s doing this all by himself is he? The people who are slagging off Starmer at every opportunity are blameless are they ? All those defecting Labour voters who spouted bile on the doorstep? And what about destabilizing Burnham? And Ang? No agitation from them? What about a the loose cannon backbenchers? Utterly blameless? They are all atrocious. WS is one of many.

He’s a bloody hypocrite, a couple of months ago he was all “I’m a faithful not a traitor” 🙄 and he can stick his love affair with Palantir up his arse!
Mind you Starmer was a traitor too so he can’t moan. Where are the politicians with any fucking integrity? David Cameron (who should have been chucked in the tower for what he did) and every one of them afterwards have all been a disgrace.

To be fair, Starmer has made an otter mess of leading the Labour Party.

Politics is a right state (no pun intended!) We look like a despotic silly little island swapping our leaders everytime someone sneezes. I'm not a Starmer fan, I don't really know what he stands for at home in the UK, but he has felt like a steady pair of hands in the Middle East situation. But Wes? I'm not sure. I liked his resignation letter, being bold enough to call Reform what it is - a far right nationlism party - but nearly half the letter was him patting himself on the back for the NHS which felt weird.

Beavery careful you two!

He's no more self serving than Keir Starmer. They're both looking after their own interests.

Streeting will still be ferreting around for a new cabinet job, of course

What’s with this current trend for juvenile name calling?

”weasel” “Liebour” etc.

we’re adults here.

So you'd rather a man who prioritises big business' over child sexual abuse, despite having previously been in charge of the CPS?

He's one of the only Labour MPs I acn actually stand at the moment!

@Naunet

You’re going to have to provide some evidence that this has actually happened. Are you simply propagating the Jimmy Saville lie? Boris Johnson should have seen some serious consequences for that.

@Notmeagain12

I have never used ‘Liebour’ - childish 😊

I just hadn’t seen anyone use Weasel yet and fancied giving it a whirl seeing as it was low hanging fruit.

@Dragonscaledaisy

I’m genuinely interested in how you think Starmer is looking after his own interests (I do mean this genuinely, although the wording can come over sarcastic - it’s not).

The man takes a daily beating by the press followed by the public.

😂

He would have announced a timetable for his departure otherwise. Instead, he's stubbornly clinging on and damaging both the Labour party and the country.

Sorry but i like Wes Streeting and hope he would make a better job of governing than Keir Starmer

@Dragonscaledaisy

But he committed to not doing the same as the Tories had done, chopping and changing prime ministers as an when the wind changed. I genuinely believe that he is still there because he believes that it is the right thing to do.

Why would he give a timetable for departure? Why wouldn’t he see out the term?

Jess Phillip's letter.

Him or Milliband?? I’d rather Starmer stuck it out than replacing him with even more dross.

Agree. See also, social services, where I spent 3 decades, with lip service paid to those actually delivering frontline services, who after expensive 'consultations' were promptly and totally ignored.

I'm sure there are many other public service fields thus affected.