Have you read their posts on here?
Makerfield
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Have you read their posts on here?
It's one of those Labour heartland areas, where sadly there are still a good number of those who've always voted Labour, as their parents and grandparents did. They take a lot of persuading to vote otherwise.
The Labour faithful think that Starmer was a wild aberration, and that Burnham will be like the good old days that never existed, where everyone was rich, the sky always blue and we all skipped through the meadows singing happy songs.
I want Burnham to win this election, the split vote between Reform and Restore will eventually do the UK a huge favour. We need to get Burnham into power, make him fail while attempting to turn Britain into his promised utopia so that people can see that he's promising the impossible.
The Labour faithful think that Starmer was a wild aberration, and that Burnham will be like the good old days that never existed, where everyone was rich, the sky always blue and we all skipped through the meadows singing happy songs.
I want Burnham to win this election, the split vote between Reform and Restore will eventually do the UK a huge favour. We need to get Burnham into power, make him fail while attempting to turn Britain into his promised utopia so that people can see that he's promising the impossible.
Your attempt to snatch victory from defeat is unconvincing. The split in the vote share will continue as FormStore fight it out, Then I suppose you will want Burnam to win the GE.
£5 million went, has Nige spent it already?
He won't be Labour leader by the next election, or if he's still leader they'll have no chance at all.
If Burnham doesn't win Makerfield then he'll probably find a way in before the next general election and may be able to win that based on his utopian promises.
Let's get Burnham over and done with. Vote Labour to ensure it never gets elected again.
Let's get Burnham over and done with. Vote Labour to ensure it never gets elected again.
Cant really argue with that.
I remember you saying months ago Starmer wouldn’t last a week, lol.
Just stick to the glaringly obvious boyo, and you might get it right.
Labour's very clearly slow to react to having an utterly useless leader.
Mostly because there's nobody any better within their hundreds of MPs, they're all complete no-hopers.
The former defence secretary’s seat
He’s not got started yet. He’s taking nothing for granted. Part of the strategy behind Healys resignation is to maintain momentum on the get Starmmer out campaign.
I don't think he's quit as an MP, just as defence secretary.
If Burnham becomes an MP next week then Healy could be back in his job in a fortnight.
