I clearly don’t travel the UK enough, and nor do most of us here. I’m 64 and really don’t get old people. They all seem bonkers.
Think yourself lucky
I clearly don’t travel the UK enough, and nor do most of us here. I’m 64 and really don’t get old people. They all seem bonkers.
Oh, I would.Seriously? I wouldn’t wish that on anyone, whatever their politics.
The current Labour Party vibe is Tetchy Hectoring Dad on the Verge of Losing it. There is a market for this: pretty small, but over-represented in the media. I think a lot of political journalists would look at that performance and not see a problem.^ Haha! "There are many things in life that are unfair..."
Hopeless.
The current Labour Party vibe is Tetchy Hectoring Dad on the Verge of Losing it. There is a market for this: pretty small, but over-represented in the media. I think a lot of political journalists would look at that performance and not see a problem.
The current Labour Party vibe is Tetchy Hectoring Dad on the Verge of Losing it.
Weirdly that was exactly the image that came to mind for me.The current Labour Party vibe is Tetchy Hectoring Dad on the Verge of Losing it.
Weirdly that was exactly the image that came to mind for me.
By Friday we'll see Wes Streeting defending his health policy to Krishnan Guru-Murthy with "look just because OK and if you don't start behaving yourself young man you're going to get a smack..."
Oh, I would.
A campaign source said Labour headquarters had been angry with the traction Owusu-Nepaul was getting. “At one point [Jovan] was getting more retweets than Keir Starmer. The officials were furious with him and said he was distracting [from] Starmer’s campaign,” they said.
In a letter to Labour’s general secretary, David Evans, seen by the Guardian, Martin Suker, Owusu-Nepaul’s election agent said: “Reform UK stands for everything we the Labour party stand against … and I’m struggling to come to terms that it appears the party doesn’t even want to be seen to be putting up a fight.
Fromage taps into this.
Labour used to be an anchor against this sort of vile racism.Make no mistake, twenty years ago this racist filth would have been restricted to the sewer mouth of Nick Griffin and the BNP, and that is the cohort Starmer here courts. The debate has been dragged so far to the right that he feels comfortable airing this shit under the banner of the viciously racist, sexist, homophobic, anti-union and anti-working class The Scum. And people are going to vote for this monstrosity? My god!
It`s a brave new world now.Labour used to be an anchor against this sort of vile racism.
They have now jumped ship.
YouGov polling scored that at 50/50.
One of the deep ironies is that as well as imposing greater democratisation, union representation and wider equality in Japan, we also did something similar in Germany*“Things are not going to get better as long as oligarchs rule the roost in our democracies”
Good article from George Monbiot on how oligarchs have captured our politics and the state. I’ll never understand how Tories can’t see this. I guess they can and they like it…
Things are not going to get better as long as oligarchs rule the roost in our democracies | George Monbiot
If we want the kind of fair, functioning state Britain saw post-1945, we need to take on the economic powers that wrecked it, says Guardian columnist George Monbiotwww.theguardian.com