Starmer. Today’s the day.

[King Billy]

Apologies. I meant Labour prime minister.

Not like you to not carefully select your criteria.

 

[Murdochcat]

TBF, don't all ex-PMs go off and make a mint?

Blair the worst, Brown I don’t think has capitalised on his brief period as PM

 

[Koolpc]

I just heard that Larry is in the running!!!!

 

[Dec27]

Blair the worst, Brown I don’t think has capitalised on his brief period as PM

I heard he shorted gold….

 

[Murdochcat]

 

[Murdochcat]

I heard he shorted gold….

He did worse than that. He announced at a budget that he would be selling gold ….. driving the price right down, then investors bought the UK gold and the price shot right up

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Does Burnham have any policies or even principles?

Other than not being Starmer.

This is all bloody odd.

 

[blup]

Is t she in the Green Party? I don’t think they have a shout, despite the Gucci shirts.

That's where the tactical voters are lurking, ready to be drawn in by Andy to defeat Re form. It's looking promising so far.

 

[SPLINE]

Good riddance! Bring on the Nuremburg trials.

 

[mikehammer69]

Does Burnham have any policies or even principles?

Other than not being Starmer.

This is all bloody odd.

Don’t think he’s saying much yet mostly grandiose sound bytes

Says the country needs stability

Hmm ya that’s why he’s ousting starmer

 

[wobs]

 

[JP_]

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I was going to say similar.

He has done more for UK workers than any PM in decades. But billionairre run media tells us he has failed, and only a blue party can save us, and everybody blindly agrees.

Wake up sheeple! We are entering interesting times - and wha's most depressing, we'll be voting them in. But they do say that history repeats itself, so we shouldn't be too surprised.

 

[Mottie]

He has done more for UK workers than any PM in decades.

…at the cost to U.K. businesses which in turn has hurt, oh, U.K. workers!

 

[diy_fun_uk]

Does Burnham have any policies or even principles?

Other than not being Starmer.

This is all bloody odd.

It's going to be interesting in that, it's being asserted he wants to take Labour more to the left, claiming back ground they've lost by trying to appeal more to the centre.

The thing is, if that's true, is that actually what the majority of the electorate want?

 

[wobs]

And:

I get the impression that some here think it quite important.