Category: British Politics

Andy Burnham shoots himself in the foot as soon as he draws his pistol

Andy Burnham has already  demonstrated  that he is an insincere  career politician who hasn’t  got any real ideas for change. Already  we have witnessed backward tracking on EU membership, a reinforcement of the  same fiscal  policies that we currently  have and very vague outlining of watered  down notions of public ownership amounting to just tougher regulations.

Voters don’t like to be used as a Stepping Stone for ambition

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My Message to Andy Burnham

This is my message  to Andy Burnham

Dear Mr Burnham whilst you maybe  thinking about re- joining the European Union some time in the future I must press upon you that this decision has to be made now and not sometime in the vague future. However  i must caution you regarding the idea of another referendum. I do not support  the idea of having another referendum about the issue. In my opinion  this is the only issue that might win you the next General  Election  against Farage’s Reform.

If you believe  that Britain’s future lies in the EU then you should stand by that decision and let the next General  Election become your referendum.

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How can Labour defeat Farage?

Following on from the devastating results in the local elections showing huge  gains for Reform, the question  is how can Labour defeat Farage in the next General Election? Currently the Labour Party are divided on this issue which has given rise to speculation about the leadership of Sir Kier Starmer.  Currently the Labour Party is noticeably divided on the issue of the Party leadership. Many in the Labour Party now see Starmer as a dead duck and no hoper. They are suggesting  that Starmer  should be making a timetable to step down as Party leader. Variously hopes are being pinned on various candidates  such as Rayner, Burnham or Wes Streeting. However would just a change in leadership be enough to stem the tide of voters currently flooding towards Farage’s Reform? Or is the issue more complicated than that or has politics just become just a cult of personality? Also we ask why has Starmer become so unpopular with voters and why are voters making assumptions about the capability of Farage to make positive changes where other politicians have failed?

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