Labour's base wants a centre-left leader. Starmer is firmly centre-right so far.

And yet, Starmer is still so chronically unpopular.

Who does he think is coming for them? What is the threat to far-right politics exactly? Common sense?

"Ah, see we wanted to catch the shooter. The President did want to administer the death penalty.

But we didn't realise he was *that* kind of shooter."

Imagine Spain having the same policy for all the British ex-pats in Benidorm 😂

Handing essential public services to for-profit organisations was never going to put the public need first. Ever.

Is he turning a blind eye, or complicit? I'd argue turning a blind eye *makes* one complicit. And a coward.

As long as nobody in power opens the immigration discussion, there will be visceral anger from the right.

Where's the transparency? Timelines? What processes are happening?

People need to know. And media outlets need to stop stoking resentment.

How can any donation over a certain amount not be considered political leverage?

Stop allowing policy to be steered by wealth. Public interest first.

London 2012 really showcased the best of us 🥺