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FFS, as if these people have never had a minor fuckup at work. RWB?

Don’t think the RMT are affiliated. He said he wants it resolved:

What he said was he wanted to govenrment to step in and end the strikes by getting round the table. Not quite the same. You’re like a hard left Daily Mail when it comes to Starmer.

It lost in 2010 and 2015 because it was up against a popular and moderate Tory leader after 13 years in government. New Labour may have had shitty policies but that wasn’t what got them elected. That was a focus on crime, the NHS and education. And by assuaging fears about overspending. And yet...

Labour and the Tories are the same actually. Iamverysmart

TBF he might have had second thoughts after that interview :p

So no, you can’t then. An MPs job isn’t to picket, it’s to pass or protect laws that allow picketing to happen. If we were in govenrment would you want the PM on the picket line of every industrial dispute?

Wait. Has he been announced?

Can you link to a statement from Starmer saying he doesn’t support workers rights?

Honestly do not understand how people can sit and laugh at the Tory members for wanting to keep Boris or continuity Boris around when the public hate him, then immediately turn around and claim they’ve no idea why Corbyn might be a drag on the party image.

🤷🏻‍♂️ Things change, this is exactly why I don’t think announcing policy miles before and election is smart.

Ah yes, those “centrist dads” *checks notes* the British public: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leadership_approval_opinion_polling_for_the_2019_United_Kingdom_general_election If you keep clinging to the idea that nothing was wrong and it was all Brexit or chicken coup ot the meeja or...

I’m going to tattoo “Lower league clubs are not your B team” onto the forehead of every Premier League Director.

You should get onto Liz to do it then.

Same ones that attract me to Labour every GE: economic competence, funding public services, generally not having a bunch of monkeys dressed in suits running the country (just as a matter of national pride). Main one is climate action.

Well clearly someone did. It was part of Thatchers sell the family silver drive wasn’t it?

Nationalisation is probably the number one left wing policy mate in most peoples minds, come on. And for the one millionth time: just because a policy polls well doesn’t mean you can stick as many of them as you want in a manifesto and doesn’t mean the public think you can deliver it.

Doesn’t pretty much every Championship club already have at least two Prem kids on loan anyway? Regardless they can piss off. If they want clubs taking their youngsters as a favour they’ll have to pay them for the pleasure.

What it’s got to do with Corbyn is he was so toxic that we’ve got to position ourselves a million miles from him. Nationalisation would be great, but it’s also a topic that will set alarm bells about spending off and lead to endless comparisons with Corbyns time as it was a tent pole policy for...

(Off for a shower after posting Guido)