Cuttooth wrote:Moggy wrote:Lex-Man wrote:Grumpy David wrote:Tineash wrote:Rocsteady wrote:Tineash wrote:Any other leader
Jesus, are we still pretending Corbyn was an even halfway competent leader of the opposition?
And that's why any other leader would be 20 points ahead!
Corbyn led Labour to the worst election defeat in living memory!
Did you vote for Rebecca Long-Bailey?
Continuity Corbyn candidate.
Keir was the only good option in the Labour Party Leadership contest. I could absolutely see him getting votes in seats where it matters. Can't say the same about RLB.
I honestly don't think Keir is that good, I really liked him but since he's become leader I've been a bit disappointed.
He's not been great, but very few politicians are doing well at the moment.
Starmer needs to attack the Tories more. He's coming across way too passive.
That's not really an excuse though, is it? He's showing zero leadership or vision for what alternative Labour would give the country right now. It's very difficult to know where he and the party stand on any issue now when he's jettisoning his leadership pledges and promises, most recently around fighting for freedom of movement with the EU.
I wasn't making an excuse. I'm not a Labour Party member or supporter.
Labour have had dreadful leaders for a decade now. Miliband, Corbyn and Starmer have all been crap in their own way.
What's amazing is that the Tories have also had piss poor leaders, Cameron, May and Johnson, but seem to appeal to the public more. It's beyond me why anybody would prefer the psychopathic inept banana splits over the nice but inept.