Ode To Joy plays outside Downing Street during Starmer speech
No sooner than Starmer announces his resignation than Farage demands a general election and the BBC highlights Burnham’s lack of a mandate. Can anyone see a pattern here?
Funny how the BBC never called for an Election when the Tory were in power, and they changed their leader every five minutes
Nick Robinson was an absolute disgrace on the Today programme this morning. He stated that Baroness Smith wants Starmer to go in July rather than September and when she tried to protest that she had said no such thing he shouted her down to prevent listeners from hearing her answer.
Farage who insisted defecting MPs should undergo a by-election Until he gained some MPs
We need greater education about our electoral system. We don’t elect our PM directly. The majority party in Parliament have that duty.
Nigel-F once again being a opportunistic thundercunt with delusions of grandeur and BBC gladly enabling the little goblin faced parasites ambitions to go full screw worm on the nation? The pattern is difficult to not notice unless you stick your head up your bunghole and pretend everything is fine.
Nigel Farage realising no-one’s going to trouble him unduly about the £5m
Why no by-elections when the defective Tory defectors defected to Reform?
The people pulling the strings are Robbie Gibb and ex GB News John McAndrew. Get rid of them Farage annoys.....
Funny how BBC hasn't explained UK electoral system...
Given Reform's record of losses over the last six by-elections a general election now would probably lose Farage his seat. Bring it on.
Labour hasn't even had a leadership contest yet.
As predicted by many who were told not to be daft, the knives are being sharpened.
Fascinating how the fall of Starmer is not just explicable and self-inflicted but well within the norms of the system, and yet so many people feel the need to gnash their teeth about how his resignation really shows how we as a country are politically broken bsky.app/profile/olli...
Lizz Truss broke our brains. Clearly Brexit was a huge destabiliser, but May, Johnson, and Sunak, while sitting at the extreme end, would still just (just) about be a normal run (in a bad decade). The damage Truss did in 40 days is the absolutely crazy bit we're having to deal with.
I know a seven-year-old child who is about to get their sixth prime minister. Are you really going to pretend there's nothing worth commenting on in this?
We're not though. Starmer was a weak conservative (with a small c) at a time when people though they were election a strong progressive.
I assume that's Steve Bray blaring out Ode To Joy in Downing Street. No it's not helpful.
Steve Bray didn’t get the memo about there being a time and place for everything
I get the 'free speech' angle. But no, not helpful at all because it's important to hear what is being said. it's striking how differently Andy Burnham reacted when some 'free speech' happened during the Makerfield results. Immediately walking away until it was sorted out.
President Trump criticises Keir Starmer upon his resignation, "I wish him well, but he's got two problems" "Energy, and immigration, and crime"
I’m pretty sure Keir Starmer’s not going to jail. Trump though…..🤔🤞🏻 Then let’s recount who’s got problems.
Says the man who hasn’t had one coherent thought since he took office. Is anyone in the world even listening t President Trump? I think not 🙄
I think to be fair he had plenty of energy and at least he was literate!
What a moron. I suppose someone who can't count can't be expected to know the difference between a fucking windmill and a wind turbine. Everyday, in every way, he's getting thicker and thicker. Embarrassing.
Trump can't count. Why am I not surprised?
2 problems, energy and crimmigration. There you go, Don, another new word to go with covfefe. You're welcome