Should there be a general election when Starmer gets booted?

[Highway Man]

I’m not depressed about it. I just can’t see a glimmer of sunshine through the labour clouds at the moment.

Nigel might be a good laugh when you’re out for a few pints. PM material he isn’t.

Reform being the new not as intelligent Tories, aren’t going to change the political weather anytime soon.

But they will entice us into the pub which can only be a good thing.

 

[Dec27]

But they will entice us into the pub which can only be a good thing.

Me and you need little encouragement to enter a pub mate.

 

[MNW67]

I’m not depressed about it. I just can’t see a glimmer of sunshine through the labour clouds at the moment.

Nigel might be a good laugh when you’re out for a few pints. PM material he isn’t.

Reform being the new not as intelligent Tories, aren’t going to change the political weather anytime soon.

No politician can give the public what they want. Because most people in the West can no longer accept difficult choices. We won't accept service cuts or higher taxes. Everyone wants somebody else to pay. The collective will and purpose has eroded. This is what I was saying the other day when I was talking about the combination of an existential vacuum and Westlessness.

 

[Dec27]

No politician can give the public what they want. Because most people in the West can no longer accept difficult choices. We won't accept service cuts or higher taxes. Everyone wants somebody else to pay. The collective will and purpose has eroded. This is what I was saying the other day when I was talking about an existential vacuum and Westlessness.

I don’t think many if any politicians have ever given the majority what they wanted.

I’m only pointing out Nigel is far from the cure. Just like Trump wanting to take over a country, or invading Iran, it’s never going to happen.

In fact I’ll go as far as saying Nigel would probably bow out if he thought a PM was achievable

 

[JP_]

Before their time!

Revolution, military coup, invasion.

Or just respect the Democratic system that you've spent your life supporting through taxation. Didn't like it? Try another country!

 

[King Billy]

... It's speculated that ....

This is the speculation that Ivor is pushing.
And he's obviously a politcal heavyweight commentator, so it must be true.

 

[King Billy]

I do wonder what the UK would look like after a Reform majority win....

Have you not seen the news coming out of America?

 

[King Billy]

Probably before that the way this set of loonies are acting

So anyone who holds a different political opinion to yours is a loonie?

 

[King Billy]

I see he’s sacrificed another stooge today…..

Sir Chris Wormald forced out as head of Civil Service

The Cabinet Office says the move is "by mutual agreement" but it follows months of negative media reports about his performance.

www.bbc.co.uk

I understand your annoyance. The Tories would never sack their civil servants......or would they

The growing list of civil servants frozen out while Johnson's ministers remain​

The growing list of civil servants frozen out while Johnson's ministers remain

A series of high-profile exits from Whitehall have not been matched by ministerial resignations

www.theguardian.com

And I bet you were equally vocal complaining about that as well.

 

[King Billy]

I never understood British voters.
...

That'll be because you see the process through your turquoise and white tinted specs'.

 

[King Billy]

No politician can give the public what they want. ...

With the best will in the world, they'll only ever satisfy 50% of the voting public.

 

[Elsa TLC]

Revolution, military coup, invasion.

Or just respect the Democratic system that you've spent your life supporting through taxation. Didn't like it? Try another country!

I have tried another country. Maybe you try getting a good night's sleep.

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

I’m not depressed about it. I just can’t see a glimmer of sunshine through the labour clouds at the moment.

Nigel might be a good laugh when you’re out for a few pints. PM material he isn’t.

Reform being the new not as intelligent Tories, aren’t going to change the political weather anytime soon.

Through the bluster and attitude, Farage says some crystal-clear logical things.

Boris had a vaguely similar one of the lads attitude, but he was an idiot beneath it. Farage is not the same, he's definitely a clever bloke.