Starmer gone in just TWO months – unless Farage saves him by mistake | Personal Finance | Finance
Last week, he brought a new evidence of Keir Starmer’s uselessness, and one day he was dismissed from the next mission, as he supported the creepy US Ambassador Peter Mandelson. The Prime Minister does not learn to dismiss Angela Rayner.
To be fair, the labor talent pool is as fit as a summer pond. Otherwise, the chancellor would leave Rachel Reeves months ago.
Starmer cannot lead, inspire, think about his feet, and cannot lie effectively. Unlike Toray Sleaze, the Prime Minister called himself a man of possibility as he threw more Freebies than anyone in Westminster.
Of course, how the biggest scandal Emek destroys the economy and this crisis will cope in a period of more than two months on November 26 Budget Day.
Reeves, or actually writes the budget, should wear a black hole between £ 30 billion to £ 50 billion.
It should do this without crushing the economy through further tax hikes, withdrawing through spending interruptions, or frightening the bond market with further borrowing.
If a bond market triggers the crisis or runs on the pound, Starmer Liz may fall faster than you can call Truss.
But who can take over? Rachel Reeves? Ed Miliband? Angela Rayner? Stop laughing. None of them are suitable for rule the country, but deceived workers may decide that Miliband or Rayner is the answer.
This only leaves the worst nightmare of Andy Burnham and Starmer, the King of North’s own style. In 2015, he had the chance to become a king of workers, but the Jeremy Corbyn rebellion put the leadership proposal in the sword.
Burnham founded his fiefdom as the Mayor of Manchester and still dreams of his luck, but faced a great obstacle.
Not a deputy. Starmer needs a choice to challenge. Appropriately, the Denton and Gorton seat of Andrew Gwynne can soon discharge.
Gwynne was dismissed as a minister and suspended from the Labor Party and reportedly prepared to stop.
Burnham would jump to the chance to inherit a safe selection area and walk on Starmer’s throne, but he would face two obstacles. First, Starmer’s Cronies will definitely try to block him from the candidate list.
Delivering a Commons dock to Burnham can sign the death order of his bosses. However, the greater threat may not come to labor.
Nigel Farage could sink without understanding Burnham’s plan.
Reform UK tears the map. In May, Farage rebels took over their first councils in Lincolnshire and Hull, and even the mayors.
The reform is very ahead of the chests and this is a bad news for Burnham. Because there is no such thing as a safe labor seat these days.
The northern king may wait to enter the parliament from the northern power base, but Farage’s shock troops may ruin the coronation ceremony.
Dithering voters who are disappointed by labor can only gather behind the reform to prevent Burnham. Or just to have fun.
Any workers’ figure that glues his head on the railing is faced with the risk of being chopped. Burnham cannot strike without his joint seat, but he becomes a weak Starmer.
Farage accidentally saved the PM. And he’il be glad to do this. Because if he survives to take Starmer Emek to the next election, he will only be a winner. Reform England.
