'It's gone too far'

[motorbiking]

Starmer was the best man they had for the job. Councillor Burnham, not so much

 

[King Billy]

Starmer was the best man they had for the job. Councillor Burnham, not so much

So now you realise the mistake in relentless campaigning against a pro-Israeli PM.
You couldn't make it up. Except you did, most of it.

 

[noseall]

Starmer was the best man they had for the job. Councillor Burnham, not so much

Agree.

I'm not that interested in politics, I'd much rather have purple than vivid red or blue. Burnham....not for me. I'd rather see Kemi up there.

 

[motorbiking]

So now you realise the mistake in relentless campaigning against a pro-Israeli PM.
You couldn't make it up. Except you did, most of it.

The “best man they had” doesn’t make him the right man or woman.

 

[Highway Man]

Agree.

I'm not that interested in politics, I'd much rather have purple than vivid red or blue. Burnham....not for me. I'd rather see Kemi up there.

I would be tempted back because of Kemi. I think she is good.

 

[King Billy]

The “best man they had” doesn’t make him the right man or woman.

Not until you can compare him with others, then you can judge.
I think he's done a stirling job of bringing the Labour party back from the doldrums.
Let's see how Burnham builds on Starmer's legacy.

 

[King Billy]

I'd rather see Kemi up there.

Wrong side of the track for me.
And she'll swing with the wind as the need demands.
But she is very aware of how the wind is a blowin'. I'll give her that. And she is very eloquent.
But like Burnham, has she got what it takes. I rather suspect she could be more brutal than any other current politician, even Boris.
But he was just a selfish buffoon.
My real fear is that she could emulate Maggie Thatcher and force through her theoretical policies with the power of the state behind her.

 

[Brigadier]

I would be tempted back because of Kemi. I think she is good.

I think she is mediocre at best, with a very high opinion of herself and a very shouty persona.

On a number of occasions, she couldn't even get basic facts correct at PMQs, so landing anything of note on even someone as "fish out of water" SK was uncommon.

 

[Highway Man]

I think she is mediocre at best, with a very high opinion of herself and a very shouty persona.

On a number of occasions, she couldn't even get basic facts correct at PMQs, so landing anything of note on even someone as "fish out of water" SK was uncommon.

I don't think it matters who gets in, they are all mouth pieces saying the right things until in power, that's when you see who they are and the mistake you have made in voting them in.

 

[King Billy]

I think she is mediocre at best, with a very high opinion of herself and a very shouty persona.

On a number of occasions, she couldn't even get basic facts correct at PMQs, so landing anything of note on even someone as "fish out of water" SK was uncommon.

Oh come now. Brig, Kemi's mother travelled from Nigeria so that her baby would be born in UK, and thus attain British citizenship,
If her mother hadn't had such foresight Kemi would have been ineligible to stand for parliament.
Straight after the birth Kemi's mother returned to Nigeria.
I think the real politician in the family was Kemi's mother. She was obviously a formidable woman. She obviously had high hopes and expectations for her unborn baby.

Kemi Badenoch - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

It may yet stand on its head the old adage of whether leaders (male of course) are born or are produced by the circumstances.

 

[Koolpc]

I like Kemi. A good leader I would say. I like what she says.

 

[King Billy]

I like Kemi. A good leader I would say. I like what she says.

I like Kemi too, but not for what she says.
More for her stand-up comedy.
Her wit and repartee, any stand-up comedian would be grateful for.

 

[Koolpc]

I like Kemi too, but not not for what she says.
More for her stand-up comedy.
Her wit and repartee, any stand-up comedian would be grateful for.

Yea, she is witty but, for me, she does make some good arguments.