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Labour Party members just defected to Your Party en masse
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I want to take this opportunity to say that Starmer's face looks like he is put on the spotlight, confused and doesn't know what to do, his eyes jolting, jerking and looking around listless with his head, until he confides to you and asks sheepishly: "what do you suppose have me do?"
Yeah, that explains a lot; aside from being in the pocket of the rich and copying the American Democrat mindset of "wE hAvE tO cApTuRe tHe MoDeRaTeS" (which is a code for don't anatagonise their rich donors and NIMBYs). The moderate unicorns that neoliberals are trying chase have galloped away long ago. They were called the middle class of the 1990s and 2000s, and now the term middle class itself is questionable at best since the financial crisis. People want more public investment, not austerity.