Kier: No, the British public clearly want a Labour that is Boris Johnson without the weird hair.
Advisor:
Kier: We may lose our progressive base, and our trade union support
Advisor:
Kier: But I am prepared to alienate as many voters as I have to to make this party electable!
~ Scene: Labour HQ ~
Sir Kier Starmer: I cannot understand how we did so badly in the local elections.
Advisor: Can... can you really not?
Kier: Total mystery! You've been polling our support base, what did the public say?
Advisor: Well...
Kier: The electoral failure of our Blue Labour, right wing approach has proven one thing beyond doubt.
Kier: We are not right wing enough.
Kier: The left is holding us back
Kier: Making us look bad
Kier: By holding on to so many of their seats
Advisor:
Reasons People Say They Didn't Vote Labour:
Working class: Starmer is patronising
Northerners: Starmer doesn't stand for anything.
Nurses: Starmer wasn't solid on the economy
The right wing press: Labour is too woke
Labour: Obviously we were too woke
https://t.co/UKiDWtEeQt
Nobody among the #Newsnight voxpops mentioned the word 'woke' for not voting Labour.
But what do they know!? They only live there! The punditocracy and Labour right have decided.
Kier Starmer looked at the election failure of populist leader Jeremy Corbny and concluded that the obvious key to election success was to be as unpopular as humanly possible.
Watch this woman go off about Starmer and his Hartlepool safari aesthetic of pints and fish and chips.
The more people see of the guy, the less they like him.
Amid questions about whether the British monarchy still has a purpose in the modern world, UnHeard magazine considers the "sinister alternative" to an un-elected head of state.