He had to find some way of keeping her quiet. A peerage for a job hardly started, let alone finished.A peerage for Sue Gray? - Imagine my shock.
Maybe we should all get one?
He had to find some way of keeping her quiet. A peerage for a job hardly started, let alone finished.A peerage for Sue Gray? - Imagine my shock.
He’s become a real expert at that… You only needed see the look on Lisa Nando’s face the other day on the front benches when he was spewing out his response to his colleague along the bench, she was literally dying insideBacktracked on something he supported in opposition
And where in the Labour manifesto was a promise to compensate Waspie women? And can you tell me where he promised it in the election debates?Backtracked on something he supported in opposition
That wasn't the point made as you well know.And where in the Labour manifesto was a promise to compensate Waspie women? And can you tell me where he promised it in the election debates?
I doubt Labour will try and make any sort of campaign on the basis that everything they say (apart from during an election campaign) means nothing at all. People might not trust them if they try that.And where in the Labour manifesto was a promise to compensate Waspie women? And can you tell me where he promised it in the election debates?
OK, so let's take another thing. Brexit.That wasn't the point made as you well know.
Yet when they make quick decisions, people (the media in particular) don't like it... Damned if you do, damned if you don't!But isn't it the constant backsliding we are now seeing from Starmer's Labour Party precisely why so many say "politicians? They're all the same"?
I wouldn't vote for Starmer's Labour Party because I didn't ever trust him. But deep down I had hoped I was wrong. From what I've seen so far, I don't think I was. Look at the new employment laws, the majority of which I fully support. Instead of introducing them immediately, they have been kicked into the long grass for a lengthy "consultation period" and won't come into effect until 2026 at the earliest.
FFS This government was elected to take decisions and make changes. Not to sit around for two years asking "what do you think?"
What I think matters not, I had a view and maintain it. Is politics is just posturing to be able to oppose everything the existing government do but then take a completely different view when they take power ?.OK, so let's take another thing. Brexit.
In 2016 Starmer was a Remainer. In government he has chosen not to rejoin the EU. He also didn't put 'rejoining the EU' in the Labour manifesto.
Is this other example of pragmatic reconsideration once in charge (and, indeed, preparing a manifesto to be in charge) one you approve of? Or do you think we should rejoin?
So you any policy you suggest or oppose in 14 years of opposition should be automatically implemented or reversed in government, regardless of changing circumstances?What I think matters not, I had a view and maintain it. Is politics is just posturing to be able to oppose everything the existing government do but then take a completely different view when they take power ?.