David O'Day
Well-Known Member
There's a good chance Labour have taken the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mayoral election. If so that's 2 today
There's a good chance Labour have taken the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mayoral election. If so that's 2 today
You are right - but what it does tell you that the agenda in these areas is cutting through.... and it’s not Starmer Tory-lite tribute.Why would it be?
The bigger headline is obviously Labour losing council seats up and down the country and a by-election in a constituency that was considered a ‘safe seat’.
Pockets of Labour performing well should not detract from a fundamentally bad election night.
The party is in real danger of ceasing to be a meaningful political force after the next election if the current trends continue.
David they've had a disastrous couple of days , can't really spin it
Out of interest, then, what has Labour done for them?
Where did I say it was good? It's bad but not as bad as even 2017
Shit take of the day here.Where did I say it was good? It's bad but not as bad as even 2017
I think you missed the point.
The guy thinks having 9 foodbanks is a great achievement for the government. You can't reason with people like that.
How many foodbanks qualifies as an achievement then?
You are right - but what it does tell you that the agenda in these areas is cutting through.... and it’s not Starmer Tory-lite tribute.
The first thing is to come out and accept Brexit and build a post-Brexit Labour vision for the UK.
The party should focus on the areas where it has control and look to make a difference at local level for now. What can it’s councils implement, what can these metro mayors do - and then go and share that message and tell people what you actually did. And forget the word waffle bollocks.This is why Labour is in a pickle. A knee-jerk shift to the left won’t really do the party any favours. Corbyn ran on a radical manifesto. The obvious fact is that culturally, Labour needs to do something to win back its culturally conservative base. Be it Starmer or Corbyn, the party is seen as too metropolitan and too aloof of the needs of country north of London.
There are lessons to be learned, and I don’t think the Labour establishment has got it in them to learn these lessons and to adapt their messaging.
The first thing is to come out and accept Brexit and build a post-Brexit Labour vision for the UK.
The party should focus on the areas where it has control and look to make a difference at local level for now. What can it’s councils implement, what can these metro mayors do - and then go and share that message and tell people what you actually did. And forget the word waffle bollocks.
The party should focus on the areas where it has control and look to make a difference at local level for now. What can it’s councils implement, what can these metro mayors do - and then go and share that message and tell people what you actually did. And forget the word waffle bollocks.
So much for Kier taking responsibility....
Maybe he’ll sack himself too thenshe is a disaster to be fair
Shit take of the day here.
So much for Kier taking responsibility....
So since taking personal responsibility for Thursday, he plans to sack his female chancellor, has sacked his female deputy from her chair role (a working class woman too at that) - all that is left surely for him to do is the Scooby Doo reveal and pull out that Blue rosette from under his jacket.
Strangely I thought it would be worse than this.
Anyway in Cov South Corbyn was mentioned far more on the doorstep than KS.
Don't believe every "leak"
Vile c**t Sturgeon pledging to devote another 4 years to breaking the union rather than governing
its not on journalists ..however its about time the old Gammon shite stopped ... wouldn't you say
2 rite. Labour r a jk!
tbf, the journalist didn't name him...Not true though
There are many SNP voters that don't want independence .
She's barking up the wrong tree
its not on journalists ..however its about time the old Gammon shite stopped ... wouldn't you say
So since taking personal responsibility for Thursday, he plans to sack his female chancellor, has sacked his female deputy from her chair role (a working class woman too at that) - all that is left surely for him to do is the Scooby Doo reveal and pull out that Blue rosette from under his jacket.
You may well be right - but if you’ve learnt anything about Boris and the Tories over the last 24 months it’s that perception is everything.Taking about shit takes - what does the sex of either the person in charge of national campaigns or the chancellor the left have spent the last 5 months calling to be replaced have to do with anything?
There are many SNP voters that don't want independence .
She's barking up the wrong tree
wokeness gone mad!!
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