Keir Starmer torn apart on GB News with ‘humiliating’ U-turn verdict | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV
The Prime Minister faced a major blow to his authority after he had to abandon a significant part of the welfare reforms in the face of a mass rebellion by the deputies. GB News is now in the conversation and described a guest situation as “humiliation”. Sir Keir Starmer, labor whip, the government faced the risk of losing votes in the foolishness, as the result of the deputies to encourage the rebellion of the deputies survived the obstacles. Rachel Reeves has a financial hole to be filled, while the government pulled its own deputies against each other and climbed most of the reform.
Although the bill is relatively easy, it will face more opposition during the next week and through its passage through the parliament. The whole process caused a wave of reaction, GB News Guest Fraser Myers shows Starmer’s climbing to the welfare reform “the Labor Party cannot make difficult decisions”.
“Well, this is not just a U-turn from Keir Starmer-this is a humiliation. These reforms are quite urgent. There are many people about the benefits of disability when they can work in this country.”
“The problem is that the government should reform it. But now there is no chance of reforming. This government said it would bring change and bring change, it will be a reform.
“We wonder what other difficult decisions will be reversed in the first opinion of a Backbench rebellion. The rebels now know that they can force the government to go down.”
The workers’ deputies in Commons have their own words and said the government’s reforms were “crazy .. Paula Barker, the left -wing workmanship, labeled it as a “inconsistent and shambolic geri withdrawal and stated that it was çalıştır the most active demonstration I have ever seen so far”.
Liz Kendall insists that the government should not “do or do the benefit reform. Backbencher Maria Tidball said that the reform will “exclude his underwear, prosthesis limbs or shoes without supporting them”.
