Starmer Is Damned by His Own Words
By his own bragging, he makes himself complicit in the institutional victimisation of an abused child.
By his own bragging, he makes himself complicit in the institutional victimisation of an abused child.
A reality check for everyone.
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For a man of his age his workload is immense and his stamina is at least on a par with his ego. Yet, the media paint him as a bad man at every opportunity.
He said he wasn’t going to play O’Brien’s game, but he did. Rather than feebly protesting at her question, he should have gone on the front foot and challenged her attempt to reduce cabinet appointments to a matter of identity politics.
The bill just arrived. It is marked clearly ‘Labour’s energy failure’ Paying it with more borrowing and more spending only repeats the mistake.
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For ye have need of patience, that, after ye have done the will of God, ye might receive the promise.