Take one thing away from the latest Labour Party Conference and that is Kier Starmer is basing his election Manifesto on wishful thinking. Labour has dropped all pretences of renationalising the key industries and has instead turned it’s favours towards businesses and market forces. Again distancing itself from it’s key Labour Values of re-nationalisation it moves closer and closer to the policies and ambitions of Tony Blair. In fact Starmer actually celebrated Blair in his speech. So now we have a Labour Party again bereft of real ambition and purpose, which is prepared to easily throw away or disregard key Labour Party Values.
Category: Starmer is just another Labour Party Cuckoo
It is becoming clear that Sir Kier Starmer is just another Labour Party Cuckoo: the same as Tony Blair was. Before being elected as Labour Party Leader Kier Starmer campaigned on 10 clear pledges all of which have been thrown away since he took up office as leader. https://keirstarmer.com/plans/10-pledges/
Starmer used these pledges to gain control of the Labour Party but since his election he has shown that he cannot be trusted and he has since took the Labour Party and re-aligned it towards Blairism again. This is a huge mistake to resurrect Blairism, it being one of the Labour Movements most questionable periods. Blair’s legacy is uninspiring and largely forgettable but what can be said about it was that it failed to address anything that the previous Thatcherite adminstrations had done. therefore it’s complacency can be seen as collaberative. Blair’s ‘New Labour’ was just a gap filler for the Tories and certainly not an effective opposition to Tory Party Policies. Starmer’s ‘Changed Labour Party’ is just another attack on traditional Labour Party values and policies and Starmer is now exposed as another Blairite Cuckoo having dropped most of the pledges that he made on his leadership campaign.
‘A Changed Labour Party’ pursueing Electoral Credibility but at what cost to policies?
‘A Changed Labour Party’ as Kier Starmer likes to call it, pursueing electoral credibility but at what cost to policies? Sir Kier Starmer keeps dropping in phrases about the Labour Party’s electoral credibility but what is unclear about his focus on this issue is the cost to the Labour Party’s policies and ambitions.
The last time we saw ‘A changed Labour Party’ was that of Tony Blair: and what a disaster that was
The last time we saw ‘A Changed Labour Party’ was that of Tony Blair’s ‘New Labour’: and what a disaster that was. So is Starmer wanting to take Labour back to the uninspiring and instantly forgettable Tony Blair years? Well on the face of it it would appear to be so. So even though the Tories are gifting the next General Election to Labour, nervous Starmer still seems intent on watering the Labour Party policies down to worthlessness.