UK Politics

[steviewevie]

I reckon Cleverly is the candidate that labour would be the most worried about winning. Maybe he isn't the sharpest, but definitely the most normal and relatable.

[steviewevie]

Badenoch is like Corbyn, the real deal, and Jenrick is like Starmer, pretending to win over a rabid membership.

[Crazyfool01]

She’s a nutcase 

[Neil]

1 hour ago, steviewevie said:

I reckon Cleverly is the candidate that labour would be the most worried about winning. Maybe he isn't the sharpest, but definitely the most normal and relatable.

hes definitely not cleverly!

[steviewevie]

Sounds like James Cleverly won the conference...but if he gets in final two will he win the membership?

 

[steviewevie]

besties

[steviewevie]

see what you've done?

 

[pink_triangle]

5 hours ago, steviewevie said:

I reckon Cleverly is the candidate that labour would be the most worried about winning. Maybe he isn't the sharpest, but definitely the most normal and relatable.

I agree, I also think he is the one who most shows up Starmers weakness in terms of lack of personality. I think they would be happy if Jenrick wins as he isn’t charismatic either and probably wouldn’t extend support beyond the base.

[steviewevie]

seeing as there's not much going in the news at the moment it's not surprising that the focus is on the PM paying back for his Taylor Swift tickets.

[steviewevie]

Bump to keep the much more significant discussion of Starmer's Taylor Swift tickets above What do you play your music on.

 

[steviewevie]

Just when the conversation might have moved on they somehow manage to get everyone talking about freebies again. Impressive.

[kaosmark2]

1 hour ago, steviewevie said:

Bump to keep the much more significant discussion of Starmer's Taylor Swift tickets above What do you play your music on.

 

I'm pretty sure you're just making a joke-react to the topics getting unpinned, but just a reminder to everyone that topic bumping is against the community guidelines

Edited 2 hours ago by kaosmark2

[steviewevie]

Ok. UK politics RIP.

Until Starmer is forced to resign in a few weeks.

[kaosmark2]

18 hours ago, pink_triangle said:

I agree, I also think he is the one who most shows up Starmers weakness in terms of lack of personality. I think they would be happy if Jenrick wins as he isn’t charismatic either and probably wouldn’t extend support beyond the base.

 

One thing I find really funny about Starmer's "lack of personality" and "inability to connect" - which I agree with - is he just sounds as absolutely stilted and passionless when talking about football as Cameron/Sunak did - who couldn't even remember what teams they "support". And this is despite Starmer actually being a ginormous football fan who genuinely loves the game.

[Crazyfool01]

Laura kuensberg and her accidental leak …. Hmm 🤔