Better social services, but Starmer leaned hard into anti-immigration/TERF hysteria so a lot of people are worried about the bigotry side of the new leadership.
AS someone who does not truly understand British politics, my completely uneducated view is that there have been no serious, dedicated & hardworking leaders of the Conservative party since Cameron. Whether or not Labour is "good", the Conservatives have completely fallen down on the job.
Think of it as hiring a carpenter: one company sends a degenerate alcoholic who used to be a great carpenter but now can't even cut a board straight for the DT's. So you send them off.
The other company used to spout random anti-semitic slurs at random but at least hasn't done that lately.
Oh, you mean David Cameron, who led us into the abyss and then walked away when the vote didn’t go as he expected? That “serious, dedicated & hardworking leader”?
Si, I probably should have expected that response. He knew there was a large segment of the populace very unhappy with the EU - and there was some justice there. The EU is kinda of a mess on a good day.
He tried for popular support & failed. This was the policy the people demanded in the end.
I think the British public chose dead wrong. But it was their choice to make. Cameron knew he had an unpopular policy and tried to bring the public around.
But since they've certainly not made a clear choice to the alternative. Labour isn't exactly cheering the notion of re-joining the EU.
Now it's just time to see if these results are inaccurate enough to drop the actual Conservative results below 100.
Unlikely but, hey, everyone needs a hobby.
