Yes, he's right about Reform needing to formulate some actual policies. But it would be better for the country, I think, if Starmer and Milliamp had to effect a humiliating climbdown and admit they were wrong. It would demonstrate that they have no actual expertise in government regarding science, energy, manufacturing, or indeed anything much other than keeping dangerous foreign criminals in our country.
Sam - I agree, scandalous, highly visible, abject failure would be best. We need the hopeless incompetence of those involved to be out in the open.
Anon - as far as I can see, elections don't make any difference so seem likely to continue. Keeping reforming parties away from power by propaganda and legal restrictions seem to be the preferred options at the moment.
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Yes, he's right about Reform needing to formulate some actual policies. But it would be better for the country, I think, if Starmer and Milliamp had to effect a humiliating climbdown and admit they were wrong. It would demonstrate that they have no actual expertise in government regarding science, energy, manufacturing, or indeed anything much other than keeping dangerous foreign criminals in our country.
ReplyDeleteSome people still think there will be elections.
ReplyDeleteSam - I agree, scandalous, highly visible, abject failure would be best. We need the hopeless incompetence of those involved to be out in the open.
ReplyDeleteAnon - as far as I can see, elections don't make any difference so seem likely to continue. Keeping reforming parties away from power by propaganda and legal restrictions seem to be the preferred options at the moment.