Re: Kier Starmer : Mon Dec 06, 2021 7:32 pm  

Pumpetypump wrote:

I see. Latest polling puts Labour on 36% and Cons on 37%. Are you writing off the full 36% as having "Half a braincell"?

Ahh the latest opinion polls which historically have never been anywhere near correct when a general election happens.

They ask about 200 people and extrapolate it lol.

Re: Kier Starmer : Mon Dec 06, 2021 8:07 pm  

TheWarringtonWolve69 wrote:

Ahh the latest opinion polls which historically have never been anywhere near correct when a general election happens.

They ask about 200 people and extrapolate it lol.

Ooh look Steph is a psephologist now.

Well done Steph.

[Sadfish]

Re: Kier Starmer : Sat Feb 05, 2022 5:56 pm  

How is it going?

Re: Kier Starmer : Wed May 04, 2022 5:57 pm  

Shame about the interview he gave this morning. Wasn't quite the car crash interview from Johnson yesterday but it came fairly close.

Can't see any way the Labour can return a majority in the next General election.

Re: Kier Starmer : Thu May 05, 2022 8:20 am  

chissitt wrote:

See you've conveniently expunged Tony Blair from your list of the worst form of governments in living memory for telling porkies, also just an observation, but you seem to have reverted back to type with the infantile bojo name calling, sad really.

Blair, with the yankee hand up his backside told the mother of all lies, the WMD's are still in hiding and it's cost Labour dear in the subsequent years.
Mr Johnson, on the other hand, seems to have issues with the truth whenever he speaks.

At least he's solved the energy crisis, just as long as the busses keep running

Re: Kier Starmer : Thu May 05, 2022 9:29 am  

wrencat1873 wrote:

Blair, with the yankee hand up his backside told the mother of all lies, the WMD's are still in hiding and it's cost Labour dear in the subsequent years.
Mr Johnson, on the other hand, seems to have issues with the truth whenever he speaks.

At least he's solved the energy crisis, just as long as the busses keep running

Well that bloke Starmer won't get caught out telling lies, he's too busy stating the obvious and repeating old news, he does not seem to have the imagination of Boris
, and certainly lacks the PMs charisma and appeal

Re: Kier Starmer : Thu May 05, 2022 9:31 am  

If things are looking bad for de Pfeffel he can always call on his cabinet of clowns to step into the fray and make fools of themselves. We had useless yesterday telling people to just buy value brands and good old Nadine who suggests that to be PM you need to always be honest and transparent in what you do.

Re: Kier Starmer : Thu May 05, 2022 9:34 am  

CHOMP.

Re: Kier Starmer : Thu May 05, 2022 9:40 am  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

If things are looking bad for de Pfeffel he can always call on his cabinet of clowns to step into the fray and make fools of themselves. We had useless yesterday telling people to just buy value brands and good old Nadine who suggests that to be PM you need to always be honest and transparent in what you do.

They're gaslighting constantly now.

Every single thing they and their supporters do now is about getting one over on 'the libs' and winding people up. They simply don't talk about policy or the consequences of their policies. It's so pathetic really that a European conservative party has imported this stuff direct from the Republicans in the US. It won't end well for them I feel - although the voter suppression/dog whistle and authoritarianism is deeply concerning because they're actually getting some of that enacted.

Re: Kier Starmer : Thu May 05, 2022 9:41 am  

chissitt wrote:

Well that bloke Starmer won't get caught out telling lies, he's too busy stating the obvious and repeating old news, he does not seem to have the imagination of Boris
, and certainly lacks the PMs charisma and appeal

He does lack some of the PM's charisma but, surely, repetitive truth beats constant lies.
It's a problem with modern society, style over substance and just like dodgy "car salesmen" some people keep getting taken in. It's a real shame