I think that much of the UK neoliberal centre-right attention whoring news media have propped up the Reform Party in recent years and have been overly critical of Starmer and Labour. The same kind of dishonest hype that made Brexit possible is killing the UK Labour Party. The way wealthy special interest news media in the UK has been building opposition to Labour is almost criminal. The next PM should get the country to join the EU before he or she is also assassinated by the wealthy special interest groups' news media.
Isn't Burnham (probable next PM) quite similar to Starmer politically? The differences from what I have been reading is he's less boring and more down to earth/close to common people. Maybe that's what UK needs in the time of social media, Starmer was too cold/detached for being popular.
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Political Theatre 101: Fake Emotions.
"Sir Keir Starmer" - what kind of name is that?
Seems like an anagram puzzle.
"Labour Party" - can they really still call it that when it's barely a twisted shadow of it founding principles?
The "parties" and "representatives" are the systemic problem.
I think that much of the UK neoliberal centre-right attention whoring news media have propped up the Reform Party in recent years and have been overly critical of Starmer and Labour. The same kind of dishonest hype that made Brexit possible is killing the UK Labour Party. The way wealthy special interest news media in the UK has been building opposition to Labour is almost criminal. The next PM should get the country to join the EU before he or she is also assassinated by the wealthy special interest groups' news media.
Left and Right don't matter.
...is who's deciding what's what.
More centralized control is NEVER the answer. Autonomy is.
Centralization = more corruption, without exception.
The EU is not elected and not accountable, except to the wealthy special interest banksters.
Isn't Burnham (probable next PM) quite similar to Starmer politically? The differences from what I have been reading is he's less boring and more down to earth/close to common people. Maybe that's what UK needs in the time of social media, Starmer was too cold/detached for being popular.