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Keir Starmer at it again..

Starmer had just said he was in charge of the CPS, he really should've mentioned that before
 
Just came over as a bit sniffy, the sort of remark I’d expect from a Telegraph reading Tory and not a fully paid up subscriber to the Socialist Worker. ;)
 
Just came over as a bit sniffy, the sort of remark I’d expect from a Telegraph reading Tory would say and not a fully paid up subscriber to the Socialist Worker. ;)
No issue with it at all, more that it's mentioned at every opportunity. That was the context.
 
Never heard it myself, I’ll have to listen to more of his speeches.
Having said that, I used to turn components to very fine limits for the Aerospace Industry until a machine the size of a small Bungalow replaced my skill.
If either of my Sons ever referred to that I’d be chuffed.
 
Given the background of Cameron/Johnson/Sunak I think it's quite good to have a leader from humble(ish) origins. I don't think he bigs it up that much himself, does he?

This is the thing, people say he's unrelatable yet he plays 5 a side with his mates, has a season ticket for his club (granted it's Arsenal, but he can't help where he was born), likes a pint in a non-fake way, earned his non-political career on merit and through sheer hard work...I can understand disagreeing with his policies and some of the way he leads the party but I think his background is a plus rather than a minus.

People used to say about Johnson "he's a politician you could have a drink with". I can't think of anything worse, the stinking cunt would be awful company and leave me with the entire bill to pay. I wouldn't mind having an hour with Starmer talking about football.
 
People used to say about Johnson "he's a politician you could have a drink with". I can't think of anything worse, the stinking cunt would be awful company and leave me with the entire bill to pay
Big test would be how much of a food bill would he pay after ordering half the menu and leaving before the bill came out..
 
Given the background of Cameron/Johnson/Sunak I think it's quite good to have a leader from humble(ish) origins. I don't think he bigs it up that much himself, does he?

This is the thing, people say he's unrelatable yet he plays 5 a side with his mates, has a season ticket for his club (granted it's Arsenal, but he can't help where he was born), likes a pint in a non-fake way, earned his non-political career on merit and through sheer hard work...I can understand disagreeing with his policies and some of the way he leads the party but I think his background is a plus rather than a minus.

People used to say about Johnson "he's a politician you could have a drink with". I can't think of anything worse, the stinking cunt would be awful company and leave me with the entire bill to pay. I wouldn't mind having an hour with Starmer talking about football.
Relatability is always in the eye of the beholder, though. Could say a lot of the same stuff about Corbyn - mum a teacher, dad an engineer, also loves Arsenal, spends his free time reading or making jam, by all accounts actually interested in other people and easy to have a conversation with - but somehow Boris Johnson won that popularity contest.

Similarly I have no doubt my uncle really would have loved to have a drink with Farage, seeing as all he ever wanted to talk about once he had a few drinks in him was either the injustice of removing free parking from the local high street or shooting refugees (and sometimes at the same time).
 
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