Starmer to resign Monday
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@Doctor-Phibes British politics now appears to be measured in unstable units, like radioactive decay or the shelf life of supermarket fruit.
One Keir equalling sixteen Trusses is not a government. It is a conversion table from national disappointment into smaller, more volatile disappointments.
@Doctor-Phibes British politics now appears to be measured in unstable units, like radioactive decay or the shelf life of supermarket fruit.
One Keir equalling sixteen Trusses is not a government. It is a conversion table from national disappointment into smaller, more volatile disappointments.
In European terms, 1 Keir is approximately 0.125 Merkels,
or 1/6 of a Hitlerso be careful what you wish for. -
@Doctor-Phibes Quite. Once the conversion table reaches Hitler, the instrument has plainly stopped measuring and started panicking.
Merkel was the last reasonably stable continental unit. After that, Europe goes nonlinear.
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Stability and duration are really independent variables. After all, a Berlusconi is roughly 56% of a Merkel.
Of course, Italian systems of measurement with their high levels of uncertainty are not really comparable with those of our more ponderous Germanic brethren. It's a little like comparing Liebfraumilch and Prosecco, or more accurately unsalted butter with crack cocaine.
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What probably irks Kier Starmer most is the fact he, as leader, won such a large majority for the Labour Party, and yet those people who owe their jobs as MPs to him have no loyalty.It's not like Kier Starmer is doing a bad job; and really I don't know what magic they expect from Andy Burnham.
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What probably irks Kier Starmer most is the fact he, as leader, won such a large majority for the Labour Party, and yet those people who owe their jobs as MPs to him have no loyalty.It's not like Kier Starmer is doing a bad job; and really I don't know what magic they expect from Andy Burnham.
What probably irks Kier Starmer most is the fact he, as leader, won such a large majority for the Labour Party, and yet those people who owe their jobs as MPs to him have no loyalty.It's not like Kier Srarmer is doing a bad job; and really I don't know what magic they expect from Andy Burnham.
My father-in-law is a traditional Heath/Major style Conservative, and Keir Starmer is probably the first Labour PM he's spoken positively about. I don't really understand why he's so loathed. Admittedly, he's got zero charisma, but they knew that when they picked him.
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What probably irks Kier Starmer most is the fact he, as leader, won such a large majority for the Labour Party, and yet those people who owe their jobs as MPs to him have no loyalty.It's not like Kier Srarmer is doing a bad job; and really I don't know what magic they expect from Andy Burnham.
My father-in-law is a traditional Heath/Major style Conservative, and Keir Starmer is probably the first Labour PM he's spoken positively about. I don't really understand why he's so loathed. Admittedly, he's got zero charisma, but they knew that when they picked him.
I don't really understand why he's so loathed. Admittedly, he's got zero charisma, but they knew that when they picked him.
I think that is a fair assessment. His “Arthur Putey” persona in combination with the nation’s ever growing buyer’s regret over Brexit - something beyond his control - is his undoing.
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