It’s time for Starmer to go.
All humans have weaknesses, and all Prime Ministers do too. But Starmer has made weakness, errors and untruths his hallmark. This is not a good look, and it is dangerous for our country and its people. Let’s look at what Starmer has retreated on in the past months. He has retreated on cutting fuel payments, and on reforming the massive welfare system, leaving hard-working people to pay for the great unwashed who refuse to work. He tried to interfere in the upcoming local elections, encouraging the labour councils to cancel them for a year, so as not to be wiped out by reform, or, God forbid, the Greens.
Starmer tried to halt the Pakistani grooming gang enquiry, saying he would not jump on the far-right bandwagon, putting his now-lost Asian vote before justice for the victims of mass child gang rape. While Starmer fights to stay Prime Minister and Labour MPs fight among themselves, let’s look at what they are ignoring, only thinking about themselves and their jobs. While the two main parties fight it out over the dodgy individual, Peter Mandelson, inflation rises, with virtually no growth and flat-lining productivity, millions sit at home on welfare benefits getting fat, while working people have to tighten their belts. We have the highest energy bills in the developed world because of the stupidity of Labour’s net-zero policies. Our once great hospitality businesses, from pubs to hotels, are wrecked. Pub after Pub closing because of taxes, arcane rules, and regulations. Hotels crammed full of illegal Third World men who roam our streets, and sadly, rape British women and girls in alarming numbers.
Yet what does Starmer do? Nothing.
He cannot go on; he must go for all our sake