Call a general election petition

[steeleye20]

More indicates they can't be bothered. Which brings us back to election turnouts and real choice. There would be no point in Starmer going, as there is no current realistic alternative. Give it two years and by election loss, after by election loss, then huge losses in local elections and we'll see. Particularly if Reform continue to receive funding and use it wisely.
What's funny here Steeleye is that I know full well that you don't like Starmer. Too Tory for you. Which he is frankly - just Tory lite. You can just imagine him drinking a light Ale - he genuinely seems that weak. He's like a ranting, fat uncle who's always been a bit ill and you don't let the kids visit him. You just see him at occasions and he goes off on one - completely irrelevant and ignorant to whatever is actually happening.

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[steeleye20]

This labour government is not tory-lite, it is tory-heavy.

Banking means property and asset increases, high interest rates and stagnation paid for by businesses and working people, further de-regulation and what it caused last time are on the chancellor's agenda.

An election as others are saying would just not solve anything though, tories would be far more effective imo if they moved sharp left, not right where their immigration record further exposes them.

Time for a donut.....

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[beak]

This labour government is not tory-lite, it is tory-heavy.

Banking means property and asset increases, high interest rates and stagnation paid for by businesses and working people, further de-regulation and what it caused last time are on the chancellor's agenda.

An election as others are saying would just not solve anything though, tories would be far more effective imo if they moved sharp left, not right where their immigration record further exposes them.

Time for a donut.....

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They are forced to shift right as Reform are nicking Tory M.P.s and funders. A far right sort of Beauty contest,what an ugly thought.

 

[Apollofuzz]

Labour accused of 'running scared' by Reform UK as Angela Rayner eyes up CANCELLING local elections in surging party's target areas

'It's quite clear these elections are potentially being cancelled because of the rise of Reform,' a party source told GB News

www.gbnews.com

Some local elections could be delayed by up to a year, says Angela Rayner

Labour has vowed to give local areas greater powers - which could involve merging and closing some local councils, meaning elections will not go ahead while the reorganisation takes place.

news.sky.com

Delay tactic due to the perceived unpopularity of current government?

 

[cryrst]

Labour accused of 'running scared' by Reform UK as Angela Rayner eyes up CANCELLING local elections in surging party's target areas

'It's quite clear these elections are potentially being cancelled because of the rise of Reform,' a party source told GB News

www.gbnews.com

Some local elections could be delayed by up to a year, says Angela Rayner

Labour has vowed to give local areas greater powers - which could involve merging and closing some local councils, meaning elections will not go ahead while the reorganisation takes place.

news.sky.com

Delay tactic due to the perceived unpopularity of current government?

Not surprised. Started with jailing tweeters to scare us, then cut finance to the old, farmers and NI raise. I doubt they could jail 1000s when this goes totally pear shaped next year. Labour have in effect moved too early as they played all their jokers in 6 months. So stoopid.

 

[Badger11]

Labour accused of 'running scared' by Reform UK as Angela Rayner eyes up CANCELLING local elections in surging party's target areas

'It's quite clear these elections are potentially being cancelled because of the rise of Reform,' a party source told GB News

www.gbnews.com

Some local elections could be delayed by up to a year, says Angela Rayner

Labour has vowed to give local areas greater powers - which could involve merging and closing some local councils, meaning elections will not go ahead while the reorganisation takes place.

news.sky.com

Delay tactic due to the perceived unpopularity of current government?

If you live in an area with a good council and it is being taken over by one that is badly run I can't imagine that will go down to well.