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Is Keir Starmer too boring to be prime minister?

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Tulipsroses · 29/12/2023 09:34

I was reading an article in the Spectator this morning. Interesting to hear what people think.

www.spectator.co.uk/article/is-keir-starmer-too-boring-to-be-prime-minister/

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jgw1 · 11/01/2024 07:16

DuncinToffee · 10/01/2024 22:34

Oh hi Paul2023, I see you are asking exactly the same questions on another thread.

We did at least manage to establish earlier that @Paul2023 believes in the rule of law and so is pleased that there are lawyers that are willing to represent those accused of horrific crimes.

DuncinToffee · 11/01/2024 08:44

That's good to know, he was muttering about the price of fish on the other thread.

Richardn1749 · 11/04/2024 20:52

There all boring, they've all filled there brains with so much boring useless garbage that there no room left for any common sense...

HRTQueen · 12/04/2024 23:09

No he isn’t charismatic

but he is intelligent will get on with the job, will be able to deal with difficult negotiation here and internationally, he is a man of integrity

what is isn’t is politically savvy someone who is good at politics isn’t necessarily a good leader

I think he can bring back some pride to the UK and I am looking forward to him being PM

dubsie · 13/04/2024 06:48

Has Sunak got any charisma? Boris was an immature entitled Eton idiot

I think I'd choose Starmer over those two any day.

HRTQueen · 13/04/2024 10:02

No I don’t think Sunak has particularly

Johnson has if he were on a TV debate the same time as Starmer I believe most would tune into what Johnson has to say more

That doesn’t make him a good leader but he is good at playing politics that is why he became PM

having charisma doesn’t equal being a good, honest, decent person but it’s gains you attention the press love it (Blair for instance) even if it’s to become the politician you love to despise and by gaining that extra attention gives you a platform for your voice to be heard over others

ILikeDinosaurs · 05/07/2024 13:17

It's not a politician's job to be entertaining. We have entertainers for that. Would you rather a clown like Boris again? Give me dull but decent and get the job done.

BeachParty · 06/07/2024 11:15

Rather a "boring" Prime Minister than a "personality" one or stoking up fears one.
Makes me feel the grown ups are back in charge and a bit "safer" all round 🙂

upinaballoon · 06/07/2024 13:47

Is Keir Starmer too boring to be Prime Minister? No.

beguilingeyes · 06/07/2024 14:39

The appointments of Sir Patrick Valance and James Timpson are very not-boring indeed. I'm really impressed with those two.

MellersSmellers · 25/07/2024 08:47

I'm now looking forward to politics being so boring I don't have to worry about it, because things just happen like they used to pre Tories:

  • I can get a doctors appointment,
  • nurses, teachers and care staff are well paid and motivated
  • my kids have a chance of owning their own homes
  • Councils have enough money to clean the streets and fill the potholes
  • asylum seekers are assessed in a timely and humane manner and if their claim is accepted they are allowed to build their lives in the UK without relying on the UK taxpayer
Etc etc Bring on boring
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