AMF

wonder if this spurs new national elections

Beta loser

It's time to heal

He's a terrible leader.

Dude is a joke

Soy Boy is out

A colossal piece of *****

Being American, I'm not overly familiar with British politics.

What does this mean? He's stepping down or got elected out of office?

By Jove, I think they've got it!

Everyone in the UK knows very well that only wankers are eligible to lead the Labour Party. Keir Starmer is the supreme pivotal wanker and the next general election will bring the Reform Party which will be the equivalent of MAGA defeating the Obama/Bite-Me regime all at once. No more Open English Channel and no more socialist oppression in GB.

The Labor Party (akin to the Dems in the US) are pro immigrants and pro illegals as they create a new votebank. UK Labor party has brought in Muslims in boatloads who are now going around committing crime and raping women.

People seem to be fed up. They need a Trumpesque leader to weed these terrorists out.

So long you wanker

Oh boy! I am going to be in London July 1-7.

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The Labor Party (akin to the Dems in the US) are pro immigrants and pro illegals as they create a new votebank. UK Labor party has brought in Muslims in boatloads who are now going around committing crime and raping women.

People seem to be fed up. They need a Trumpesque leader to weed these terrorists out.

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Wait until Labor figures out that Muslims will vote Muslim, Labor or not.

BigRobSA said:

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Being American, I'm not overly familiar with British politics.

What does this mean? He's stepping down or got elected out of office?

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Stepping down. His party (Labour) holds a majority of the seats in Parliament until the next election (2029) so he will be replaced by someone from his party.

BigRobSA said:

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Being American, I'm not overly familiar with British politics.

What does this mean? He's stepping down or got elected out of office?

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Stepping down. The power brokers in the Labour Party are turning on him after the local elections they had this past week.

He's moderate compared to those poised to take his place within the party. For perspective, Starmer is in most ways a run of the mill modern American democrat. In a country where the Overton window is much further to the left than it is here he's very milk toast.

Getting rid of him will only push the country further to the left and exacerbate the issues that led to his resignation.

Ginormus Ag said:

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Oh boy! I am going to be in London July 1-7.

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Being in London on July 4th is certainly a choice.

He's not "extremely moderate" compared to anyone. He may not be the most radical leftist, but he's a radical leftist nonetheless.

**** him. He's an America-hating piece of *****

CheeseSndwch said:

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Ginormus Ag said:

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Oh boy! I am going to be in London July 1-7.

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Being in London on July 4th is certainly a choice.

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Make America Great (Britain) Again

Ginormus Ag said:

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Oh boy! I am going to be in London July 1-7.

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will you be ok?

Ellis Wyatt said:

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He's not "extremely moderate" compared to anyone. He may not be the most radical leftist, but he's a radical leftist nonetheless.

**** him. He's an America-hating piece of *****

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I don't think you realize how different the political mainstream is in the UK compared to the US. He is to the current Labor party what someone like Suzan DelBene is to the current Democrat party.

Starmer is WIDELY attacked by his base as being too moderate and centrist. A big reason Labor lost seats is because of people voting for the far more left wing Green party. The average Labor voter views mainstream American democrats as conservatives, and the average Tory voter is left wing by the standards of the average American conservative.

For reference, 90% of self identified conservatives in the UK support abortion in some capacity. There is such a consensus there amongst all the parties that it is regarded as a settled issue politically. There is no controversy whatsoever about it. That's how vast the chasm between the two nations is.

Infection_Ag11 said:

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He's moderate compared to those poised to take his place within the party. For perspective, Starmer is in most ways a run of the mill modern American democrat. In a country where the Overton window is much further to the left than it is here he's very milk toast.

Getting rid of him will only push the country further to the left and exacerbate the issues that led to his resignation.

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milquetoast/ Tanya 93

I realize that this idiot is a wanker, but is he also a punter?

Infection_Ag11 said:

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He's moderate compared to those poised to take his place within the party. For perspective, Starmer is in most ways a run of the mill modern American democrat. In a country where the Overton window is much further to the left than it is here he's very milk toast.

Getting rid of him will only push the country further to the left and exacerbate the issues that led to his resignation.

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Correction, if his party replaces him with leadership that is further left, it will push the country further right.

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Infection_Ag11 said:

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He's moderate compared to those poised to take his place within the party. For perspective, Starmer is in most ways a run of the mill modern American democrat. In a country where the Overton window is much further to the left than it is here he's very milk toast.

Getting rid of him will only push the country further to the left and exacerbate the issues that led to his resignation.

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Correction, if his party replaces him with leadership that is further left, it will push the country further right.

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Labor is losing as many votes to the Greens as they are to the conservative parties, and the votes they are losing to conservatives are almost exclusively on the basis of immigration.

Again, I think many of you underestimate just how much further to the left the UK is than we are. The average conservative voter there is much more similar to an American democrat than to a republican.

Reform party is going to win bigly in the next election.

The green party are in partnership with the islamis

No they're not. The votes are overwhelmingly going to Reform. Green is gaining some, but by no means is it as many as Reform.

Final result of the UK 2026 elections: pic.twitter.com/KT6KLcAJPk

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