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Labour Minister Accuses Nigel Farage Of Spouting 'Kremlin Talking Points' In Brutal Commons Blast
Stephen Doughty said the Reform UK leader was "absolutely shameful".ca.news.yahoo.com
...it's also shameful how they made Farage's talking points part of their policy.Labour Minister Accuses Nigel Farage Of Spouting 'Kremlin Talking Points' In Brutal Commons Blast
Stephen Doughty said the Reform UK leader was "absolutely shameful".
www.express.co.uk
Recent polls are showing a pretty giant surge for the UK Green Party especially among youth voters:
New election poll sees Green Party leapfrog Labour and Tories into second
The new Green Party leader Zack Polanski is continuing to make headway in the polls.
Though I do not follow UK politics much, it is clear that the political landscape there is in turmoil. The Conservative Party are on life support, the Labour Party are in free-fall with a remarkably unpopular leader and the Reform Party (who are doing quite well as they have a very committed base) are the descendants of the Brexit firebrands - though most people now wish they had NOT voted for Brexit. Many of the smaller parties are seeing increases in support - primarily because their former choices are now out of favour.
www.thenational.scot
www.politico.eu
www.theguardian.com
That jumped to my mind, but it also feels very Australia.This feels very Trudeauy circa December 2024 doesn't it?
Labour in chaos as '50 resignations lined up to oust Keir Starmer'
The Labour Government is in chaos amid reports Keir Starmer is facing a potential leadership challenge
‘They’ve lost their minds’: Why Keir Starmer’s government is in open warfare
Anonymous briefings suggest Britain’s prime minister is suffering from premature ejection. His allies were trying to prevent a leadership challenge — but they may have only made it more likely.
‘They all think Keir is done’: how push to protect Starmer’s job backfired spectacularly
Botched briefing operation was proof to many that PM is leading an ineffectual No 10. How did it go so wrong?
...save Trudeau never really reached out to far right elements in hopes they would vote for his party the way Starmer had.
Well what I mean is that we're starting to see the momentum build towards removing Starmer just like it slowly did last fall for Trudeau.. when it was Johnson or Truss it was a lot faster. Ans above his disapproval at 79% us on par with the Trudeau numbers a year ago, if not worse.
I'm genuinely curious to hear you elaborate on this. Even if you want to send me a DM instead of posting it on this thread.
