‘Reshuffles are farcical’: Readers question Starmer’s cabinet changes

Keir Starmer’s reorganization remains Independent Readers drowned with a new face in the cabinet.

Some of them saw the movement as an optical exercise rather than reform, advocating the risk of abandoning the “same faces, different positions” approach with a weak, less experienced team, as described by our political editor David Maddox.

Angela Rayner’s output dominated the debate, and readers emphasized the value of the working class as a working class with strong union bonds. Some suggested that Sir Keir leaves Labour’s left more vulnerable to rebellion and draws the very needed originality cabinet.

David Lammy and Yette Cooper’s new roles also took the examination. Some welcomed Cooper’s appointment as an external secretary, while others burned the loss of Lammy’s international relations and questioned whether the new role of justice was a discount.

Starmer advocates praised that reorganizations were normal and that Rayner quickly resigned without drama.

Nevertheless, it was one of the general ton suspicion, and Nigel Farage and Reform Warnings that the Worker would not be perceived as he gained momentum in the chests.

Here is what you have to say:

There is no reliable action in migration

The reorganization of Keir Starmer and the government’s approach to migration confirm a deeply disturbing reality: This labor management does not offer a reliable action on deep public concern.

The Prime Minister was promised to “stop boats”, but we did not see any importance to achieve this. The message it sends is completely paralyzed. Starmer, who is unable to implement a solid and visible plan to control illegal migration and to provide regular exiles, cannot only give an important pledge; The political initiative actively delivers Nigel Farage and reform party on a silver plate.

The current course of the government is evacuated between uncertain promises and inertia, and does not solve anything. He ignores the problem, insults the intelligence of the voters, and fueled the populism that Starmer claims to be opposed.

Thomas

You have a word about Starmer’s reorganization – do you think it’s a new start or just a cosmetic change? Share Your Thoughts Comments under.

Ask at the summit, but time left

Starmer’s reorganization and stories about Rayner reveal problems at the top of the Labor Party, which will not be solved by the revival of Corbyn’s unacceptable and unleaded left alternative.

Nobody thought that the 14 -year Cameron, May, Johnson, Truss and the altar would be easy to heal and Starmer would make mistakes. However, it has been more than three years to cope with problems for the labor force and to provide appropriate solutions to some of the most stubborn problems in the political memory.

hayneman

Best for reorganizing

Ed Davey is very good to be religious about it, but it is not as if it was made with this choice. If a senior member of the government is filled and forced to resign, there is no choice but to again. This could have been wider than expected, but there were rumors that a person had to be paid, in which case there is something to say to seize him.

The rearrangement of the ministry is not unusual, and both forces ministers to break the rules. I’m sorry to see Rayner going, but I think and unlike the ministers in the previous government, he did it immediately and without fuss, leaving the PM to use it as an opportunity to renew his team and reorganize.

Tanaquil2

The most powerful talent is missing

It may not be popular here, but as Rayner PM assistant, I didn’t have my choice. Unfortunately, the rearrangement misses the most powerful ability available. Yette Cooper has all the features for work. To guess, Sir Keir knows this. What is this old word in politics? The role of Foreign Minister is given to the person you are most afraid of competing because they are most commonly excluded from the country.

Ajh

Not a big change

Only a three -person swappo change is not a major change in any way!

Only in the last 15 years, you can pass the history of Tories, who has changed every person in the cabinet with more Sycophant or Old Ethonian, or 46 years.

Campaigns4ukms1983

Nonsense

It seems to me that although Lammy was appointed as Deputy Prime Minister, the Justice Secretary was ‘reorganized’ and was downloaded. Can this be seen as a sign of confidence in their external relations?

This is something that I find ridiculous about the reorganization of the cabinet. First, the fact that the only qualifications of the same people to be different from their single qualities are as if their only qualifications are ‘loyal’ to the Prime Minister, and therefore they deserve a cabinet task ‘ – although they are often clearly insufficient in their previous positions.

But the second, Lammy spent the last 14 months to establish a relationship with other foreign governments and authorities-‘vace-Whisperer ‘? Now Cooper has to start from scratch in the same process, as other foreign ministers who have to get to know him and measure his abilities and requirements.

Daveani

Lammy in the wrong role

I love David Lammy despite myself. I think empathic and good. But he says such stupid things and sticks to so stupid, outdated ideas. I think the justice concert is far beyond their abilities because it requires a good distance, judgment and the ability to reflect. Maybe Northern Ireland and even Scotland would be a better job for him.

Bruxellois

Labor’s round holes and square latches

I don’t expect this change to achieve a lot by blocking the movement of Cooper. I think all the holes that exist with labor are round, but all the latches they have is square. It is a fundamental problem of the Labor Party. The solution of the problems of this country requires a central approach and is very high on the left of labor.

There is a potentially serious difficulty for Sir Keir. If Jeremy was a Labor Party MP to be elected as an assistant leader to Jeremy Corbyn, the Prime Minister’s hands would have been connected. Already weakened; Further than the party’s collaborative vice president, it will further reduce its authority.

Then there is a budget in November. The rise of taxes, expenditures are already increasing, and Chancellor weakened with both his own actions and his distance from Darren Jones. Winter consists of severe discontent. Most likely that the chancellor will not survive.

It is a paradoxical condition. This prime minister historically has a tremendous majority, but has decreased his authority. The problem is combined with a tendency to tend to total charisma, a tendency for U -turn, and a lack of experience and ability in the cabinet.

Krispad

Cleaning of the left

“Civil War” was initiated by Morgan Mcsweeney at an unscrupulous attempt to clean the left from the party. He will be very pleased to see Rayner’s gone and was defined as a change. I hope that Labour has the opportunity to recreate Labour’s basic principles and values.

Steveb21

Labor destroys itself

We watched the conservative party, after decades of dominating British politics for decades, we have destroyed itself for the last few years, and now we watch the Labor Party to do the same.

A non-popular prime minister tries to stop the decay by bringing more and more ministers in line with non-popular views and policies-and when this is only in power due to the ridiculous effects of our first cake selection system when the bilateral system collapses.

In the 2024 general elections, the level of labor support should have a coalition, but instead gave a majority of labor. But now even this support is disappearing rapidly.

Arboreal1

More vulnerable without Starmer Rayner

Rayner’s loyalty and support to Starmer was one of the few reasons why left -leaning backbenchers did not rebel as they wanted. Now it is quite vulnerable to a number of issues that require support.

Homosapiens

Rayner marked many boxes

There is no end to Starmer Miss Rayner. He marked many boxes that no one else could do: the working class grows up in a council house, became pregnant at the age of 16, left the school without taking a grade and became a deputy through the Union. It can relate to people who have been a “broken CV” from the beginning and put on “scrap”. You must be a feisty and a war ax to get yourself out of this.

On the other hand, the Starmer has a history of working class, but went to Uni, and then worked as a lawyer and was the president of the CPS-a more professional career and CV. In a good area, a deputy in London. So the backgrounds are like a little chalk and cheese.

The real question is: Who can mark too many boxes and there is real life experience at this level? And only Tumbleweed. So it’s nonsense to claim that you want to get rid of it.

LeftandProud

The rows will only make things worse

A queue among Rayner supporters and Starmer supporters is the last thing that the country needs at the moment, and it will only alienate the people, the disadvantage of labor and the advantage of reform.

Of course, Rayner will already be brought back to the government long ago (the Labor Party will have learned from Tories). Personally, I have never thought that Rayner was a serious competitor for Starmer for leadership (the street is a more serious contestant) and there is no evidence that Starmer is trying to get rid of him in Machiavellian style.

If the Labor Party lists this problem, it will make a little worse. The people are not only interested – they want the country’s problems to be corrected.

Musil

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