| Keir Starmer today 18:18 - Feb 13 with 1367 views | SullutaCreturned |
So 2 tier Keir is backing Rachel Reeves saying that her apparent "lies" about her time at the bank of England were many years ago.
So he's writing the problem off as being in the past so not mattering, he was the one talking about putting trust back into politics so lies very much do matter so Starmers judgement on this is also called into question.
theguardian.com/commentisfree/article/2024/jul/04/keir-starmer-trust-politicians-tories-crisis-politics-labour
The decline in standards in politics has redefined the modern public’s view of politics for the far worse. The British Social Attitudes survey reported last month that public faith in MPs, politics and government has plummeted to historic lows. According to Ipsos, just 9% of voters trust politicians to tell the truth. And only 14% of the public think MPs are in politics to help others, while 69% think they are in it for themselves, according to YouGov.
Labour’s manifesto could hardly be clearer about why this matters and what is at stake. Try this: “There is now a crisis of confidence in our political system’s ability to deliver any [Labour’s own italics] change.” Or this: “Just as corrosive has been the inability of politicians to keep promises.” Or these: “This will require a reset in our public life,” and: “Labour will restore confidence in government.”
Not “will aim to”. Will. A remarkable claim. By contrast, the Conservative manifesto contains not one word about any of this. The Tories are in denial about the crisis in politics and government. Labour seems to get it.
Whether you approve of Keir Starmer’s election strategy or not, it is a matter of observable fact that he has centred it upon the regaining of trust. Starmer regards trust as the precondition for everything difficult that his government will have to do. It is, you could say, Starmer’s secret sixth mission in government.
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So it seems Starmers words were hollow, without substance because he alllows a person to be Chancellor who is alleged to be a liar and the BBC has shown the evidence.
Westminster is almost as corrupt today as it was under the tories, time will tell if they are just as useless as the tories were.
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| Keir Starmer today on 21:57 - Feb 14 with 233 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
| Keir Starmer today on 21:12 - Feb 14 by raynor94 |
It's no good people using Boris's misdemeanours, Reeves has done herself no favours with her embellishments about her cv.
And stories are coming out now about her claiming of expenses whilst at the Bank, and she wasn't slow in claiming expenses when she first got into government, about the same time she scrapped ed the wfa |
Had to pay a £4,000 bill on her MPs credit card, which got revoked, as she couldn't account for the spending! |  |
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| Keir Starmer today on 22:42 - Feb 14 with 190 views | raynor94 |
| Keir Starmer today on 21:57 - Feb 14 by JACKMANANDBOY |
Had to pay a £4,000 bill on her MPs credit card, which got revoked, as she couldn't account for the spending! |
How on earth she can continue as Chancellor is baffling, I was impressed with her before government, but she's been so disappointing, and the sleaze that's following her now is a case of concern |  |
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| Keir Starmer today on 01:06 - Feb 15 with 159 views | Robbie |
How long can our Rach hang on for I wonder backed by Legal Eagle two tier Kier .
Liz Truss and Kwasi lasted less than three months and were chucked out as useless .
Kwasi it seems could not count up to ten but then put in charge of mine and others hard earned , just why did he get the role .
Reeves it seems floundering in shallow water taking over a responsibility way over her head and maybe that dodgy CV swayed it .
Rach, that black hole £ 22 Billion excuse will run out of steam very soon when taxes increase again in the future .
Grab a lifesaving jacket and abandon ship if I was you . | | | |
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