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But you have to admit the first months of this government have been a disaster. I cannot think of another party that has struggled so much in the first months of leadership. Clearly the rhetoric that they had been preparing for 14 years was just that as it doesn't feel like they spent 14 weeks preparing. I really would struggle if the election was tomorrow and not sure anyone would get my vote. Labour - nothing fills me with confidence that they have what it takes and most of the cabinet are nothing more than glorified local councillors and should be nowhere near a government. Will likely implode. Tories - chasing the Reform vote and lurching further towards the far right will not win them the swing voters. Lib Dems - feels like a wasted vote although they are making some headway after the Coalition disaster. Greens - again wasted vote and even more like local (fringe) councillors Reform - scary populist racists who are a real threat to our country -
It’s not that you disagree with Labour. I often find myself disagreeing with them too it’s the catastrophising. And the phrases you use you might consider yourself a left leaning centrist. And maybe you were. Very little sign of it now serious question. Election tomorrow. Which party would get your vote ? -
Ha ha, I love it when anytime anyone disagrees with Labour their supporters accuse them of being rabid right-wing borderline fascists.....normally it's to mask the fact they know Labour are an absolute disaster right now and they're a bit embarrassed as this is not what anyone expected. I am a left leaning centrist and really struggling to find any redeeming features of this government. The dream they promised is fast becoming a living nightmare and I sense they're losing a lot of the people who won them the election. A bit like Brexit a lot of people are getting voters' remorse....
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i) 5.5% pay increase for public sector, implemented by Starmers Govt 2.8% pay increase offered to public sector in addition to the 5.5% increase given July 2024 ii) £300 Pensioner heating allowance withdrawn, implemented by Starmers Govt iii) Budget increasing employer NI contributions, implemented by Starmers Govt increase of minimum wage, implemented by Starmers Govt iv) Two consecutive months of GDP reducing by 0.1% each month, as a result of the budget v) Farmers Inheritance Tax to be increased, implemented by Starmers Govt vi) Inflation increasing, reported as 2.6%,an increase for two consecutive months as a result of the budget vii) WASPI women compensation scheme denied, implemented by Starmers Govt viii) £50m given to Syria, while UK pensioners will freeze this winter and have to choose between heating and eating, implemented by Starmers Govt All done and signed off by Starmer and a result of Reeves budget. And all factual as well, they can't be argued with either because they happened.
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