Not A Dry Eye In The House....

[ToraToraTora]

The latest poll has Starmer dropping to -43, the lowest rating in history from a very high rating to in the shortest time in history. This follows the most disasterous electoral collapse, losing a by election and 67% of their council seats in the shortest time from the largest majority. Never let it be said that the PM is not a record breaker.

[youngmafbog]

I pointed this out yesterday, it was ignored and more childish ranting was written instead by the labour fan.

[Arrods]

Which is why we should simply ignore their posts.  It's a waste of time.

[Deskdiary]

I can't say I'm surprised.

 

Starmer is a freebie taking, crony loving compulsive liar, and yesterday he bent over and allowed the EU to stick a big veiny one up his jacksie.

 

He's a bad joke of a PM - the only silver lining with this utterly dreadful government is that without a single shadow of a doubt they will only be  a one term Govt.
 

He has betrayed the UK- and BTW, I voted remain.

[david small]

Am I bovered says Starmer. Nah, I ain't bovered.

[ToraToraTora]

bang on there DD. Tool and the gang are going down in history as the ones that killed Labour. Most had forgotten how terrible they are from 70s but half a century later we have a reminder. I suppose it's a kind of public service.

[jno]

to think that the Tories had eight years asince the Brexit vote to work out trade deals and the best they could come up with was a wombat/badger exchange deal with the Aussies. And yet in a year, Labour has arranged deals with the USA, the EU and India. Good to see a competent government in place for a change after their predecessors wasted their last three governments stabbing one another in the back. Long live Kemi!

[Deskdiary]

00.13 - "Good to see a competent government in place..."

 

I assume that's satire.

[ToraToraTora]

jno have you ever considered a career on the stage?

[Old_Geezer]

One assumes deals made now will have benefitted from groundwork discussions started earlier.  It takes time to wear down the ludicrous demands some nations make as part of a deal.  Or to capitulate to them, as appropriate, of course.