Thread: Starmer’s chronicles
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Re: Starmer’s chronicles
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
A vote of confidence in Starmer is being called for by the Opposition. That may bring him down, but I think he may survive that, albeit narrowly. The May election results will finish the job. Will he call a General Election in that eventuality as he promised, or do I feel another U-turn coming on.

This is the long awaited just desserts for Starmer after his holier than thou attitude towards the government of the day while Labour was in Opposition.
I doubt anyone would promise to resign in the case of mid-term election results when the next general election is still some three years away! And let's not forget that Theresa May was felt to be be on her way out after her disastrous 2017 election campaign that made her power dependent on an agreement with the DUP. It took two more years to dislodge her.
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