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‘His days as a Labour MP are over’: Starmer condemns Corbyn’s Hamas stance
(www.theguardian.com)
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All the talk of Starmer not having personality or leadership seemed to skim over me for the longest time and I thought he was the right man for the job. I liked the way he interviewed and I thought his career of ‘fighting the good fight’ made him just what we needed.
I’m not sure anymore. His handling of important topics recently has been lacklustre to say the least and, although I don’t really like the term, I’m seeing him as a ‘red Tory’ more and more.
I'm a foreigner but the second I laid eyes on him I said he's a tory plant. Something is so off about him, and his father who used his hands