Keir Starmer is the most competitive Labour candidate since Tony Blair

You'd think so but some people so strange things.

If Boris lost the union for example I would probably vote Labour to punish him and ensure he was no longer PM albeit that's an extreme example.

The Union is becoming the greatest constitutional crisis this country has faced since King Charles stepped foot in Parliament.

Aye. We have a Labour Party who's MP's don't fully believe in it and a Conservative Party who's ability to defend it is questionable, certainly under Boris.

The Union is becoming the greatest constitutional crisis this country has faced since King Charles stepped foot in Parliament.

Britain has really got itself stuck up shitcreek without a paddle because of that bloody Brexit referendum. Scotland never wanted to leave. Now we have the harshest most uncompromising Brexit possible. Keir Starmer has come out as a hard line Brexiteer. He objects to any compromise to rejoin the single market irrespective of how opinions could change.
Scotland wants to rejoin the modern progressive world and enjoy links with its nearest neighbours in Europe and lets its people enjoy the freedoms of being in Europe, freedom of movement right to live and work across 27 nations etc.
Scotland is trapped in an isolationist hermit kingdom and the anti-European Labour Party refuses to make any compromises. Then tells Scotland they must stay in the union. Doesn’t seem right to me.

I’m a conservative and Mr Johnson didn’t get my vote the first time, and he won’t the next time, but I don’t think I’d ever stoop to voting Labour.

Have you considered the Lib Dems too?

Net approval is not massively important to an election except indicating low turnout (i.e. Tories being willing to stay home), if I were looking at these figures I'd be more worried that his raw preferred PM score has not really moved as that's more indicative of people actually wanting to vote for you.

If Boris lost the union for example I would probably vote Labour to punish him and ensure he was no longer PM albeit that's an extreme example.

Labour’s report this morning encouraging reparations and all this woke nonsense does nothing to help Starmer at all. I’ve got to admit, as someone who cannot stand the majority of socialist policies it’s amusing to watch Labour implode themselves with no outside interference. It’s like they don’t want to be electable.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9257793/Labour-told-make-woke-reparations-countries-ruled-British-Empire-official-party-report.html

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I just hope they keep on doubling down till they become a joke party like the liberal democrats

Well compared to Gordon Brown, Ed Milliband and Corbyn I should hope so lol

Is it better than Ed's though? He was polling above the Tories alot of the time.

What's going on now is that the pandemic engulfs everything and the public don't want to see the opposition appear to play politics with covid. Once covid has ended there could be a 2 year run way where Keir can hit home on popular issues the Tories are failing at and the gutter media don't have the time to destroy him like they do with every leader over a period of 4/5 years. That's my hope as well as Labour actually being good once they get in and haven't got high on their own supply of do nothing centrism.

Also please can some party build more houses either through the market or council housing. I want to be able to move out my parents house at some point in my life without crippling myself financially.