@animal_paws@Daniel_Grigg@Susie_063@UKLabour Mind you Jeremy didn't help himself by disregarding obvious antisemitism cases or choose not investigate.
Hence he was given a chances to do something about it, but didn't and ended up having the whip removed.
But some of his policies were progressive.
@LBC@YvetteCooperMP@AndrewMarr9 I'm a floating voter (voted lib dem last time)
Wasn't aware of Kiers reluctance to rejoin the single market and for me that is a very poor decision.
The UK need to be in the SM, CU or both.
If Labour persist with this I cannot vote for them.
I hope that Keir sees the error.
@BorisJohnson Considering you are wholly responsible for all Covid related deaths in care homes (remember you illegal Protective ring!) which no only killed residents but carers too!
You fake gratitude does nothing liar!
Resign.
@DrSteveSmedley @mikegalsworthy It wasn't Starmer who did that, like you say that was Blair.
You cannot blame a new leader for the failures of previous ones. That is counterproductive and achieves nothing.
@SpeakingSatan@sajidjavid Not investing properly. When they do, it's syphoned off to private healthcare providers within it. So none gets where it's truly needed in the national side.
@BrexitBuster That "withered" old sack o' skin reminds me of Mr Burns from the Simpsons.
Looks close to death's door, but seems to live forever......
How disappointing.
@StuartDillon1 @Twin_Rocks @BeckettUnite What is wrong with that?
At least that way, when his agenda is written down as a pledge to the people (then you can truly gauge it) and make an educated choice.
Why find fault with either opposition leader, doesn't help to get the current criminal incumbents out of Westminster.