Labour has ruled out offering universal free childcare for children over nine months old but is considering a means-tested offer, sources have told the Guardian, as the party strives to prove its fiscal credibility.
Looks like you have a right wing party full of cnuts and a right wing party with a smaller amount of cnuts.
That picture and that headline - are the Telegraph in on Starmer now?
Cameron's a fecking LGBT ally compared to Starmer but I know what you're saying.He's a basically a more authoritan version of David Cameron. So they're probably fine with him running things for a bit whilst the Tories rebuild.
Do you count conventions as outside of the internet?Are furries, otherkins and therians not actually a thing outside of the internet?
Do you count conventions as outside of the internet?
It's a hard one to say
I do hope that we get a Keir Starmer position on yiffing though
Cameron's a fecking LGBT ally compared to Starmer but I know what you're saying.
I'm moderately amenable to it. The general public certainly isn't though, so it ain't exactly the 'meeting people where they are at' that this dire version of the Labour party supposedly prioritises.I'm absolutely certain I've seen that argument put forward on the Caf by several people, maybe a few years ago.
Starmer needs to start listening to the caf posters or he'll only be managing these 23 point leads
It would be great if he could get into power and finish the 2019 Tory manifesto.
Not helping people isn't an improvement on not being able to help people.
It is his core message.Yes, but you're making the assumption that he won't help people. Given how historically shit the 2019 tory lot have been anything would be an improvement on handing them an 80 seat majority, but I'm optimistic starmer will do more than just improve on the worst government we've ever seen
It is his core message.
Starmer needs to start listening to the caf posters or he'll only be managing these 23 point leads