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    Andy Burnham attacca “Divisive” Keir Starmer prima della Conferenza del lavoro

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    1. jtthom on

      Anyone care to post the text to the article? Something tells me this headline is wildly sensationalist

    2. JewelerPowerful2993 on

      Wonder if he’s weighing up a leadership bid in the future?

    3. Safe-Avocado4864 on

      I guess you may as well get the in-fighting and factionalism started now in the hope it’s all cleared up by the time of the next election.

    4. pubemaster_uno on

      Burnham seems to have been very quiet since he tried to force a ULEZ zone in Manchester only to have the people slap him back into his box.

    5. megaweb on

      I wouldn’t call Starmer divisive. He has managed the remarkable achievement of uniting the left and the right in their disdain of him.

    6. It531z on

      Burnham’s policy platform seems limited to high tax and spend. He seems to love talking about nationalisation and higher benefits, but doesn’t seem to have any answers on how government would pay for that. There’s not much more scope for further tax rises providing significant revenue while not killing growth

      Also he hasn’t said a word about immigration, the main issue Labour will continue to be attacked on alongside the economy till either situation improves

    7. Mkwdr on

      I’m not against it but the thing is that once you.. bring

      >housing, energy and water companies back into public control,

      You have to directly pay for it. And it’s harder to say no to union demands plus all the pressure groups asking for it to be free – the investment is very expensive so borrowing or tax. Though you can hope to have assets that are worth something.

      It’s just easier to say than to pay for.

    8. Necessary-Product361 on

      I think he knows that inorder to be allowed to stand by the NEC, he needs to already be a big vocal threat to Starmer. If enough Labour MPs signal that they will rebel if Burnham is blocked, it would give Starmer pause for thought. If Powell wins the deputy leadership, her and Miliband could coordinate pressure on Starmer from within cabinate. Whilst this would also be more of a reason for Starmer to block him, if the pressure becomes to great Starmer would have to give else risk open revolt.

    9. Remarkable_Misty on

      Lol even keiths own party are turning on him it seems

    10. WhalingSmithers00 on

      I won’t be happy until I get my chaos with Ed Milliband

    11. Sally_Traffic on

      Could all go wrong, very easily, if he’s expelled from the Labour Party.

    12. Hithrae on

      The only way I am voting Labour next time is if he is leading.

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