Do Labour Think Focusing On A Year Old Party Is Going To Get Them Into No10?

[ToraToraTora]

Labour have not won an election since 1974 and show no real signs of ever doing so again. Labour have only ever had 3 leaders win an election. The current party is in civil war, no competent leader and no viable leader material. Antisemites and terrorist supporters stalk their halls. Marxists push a madness ideology. They have few capable MPs, absolutely zero chance of winning the 2024 election. Yet instead of addressing those issues they keep going on about a xmas party that happened a year ago. Do they want to win again?

[Mozz71]

I will agree with you about the Christmas party though. There are more important things to worry about than a possible lockdown breach from a year ago. That level of muck raking seems to be a very Tory tactic to me.

[ToraToraTora]

err, it's Labour muck raking,

[Mozz71]

I know, I'm saying that Labour are using a tactic that seems more like something the Tories would do.

[ToraToraTora]

here's a classic:

[Mozz71]

Well, there are not shortage of videos of lying politicians. Nothing new.

[Untitled]

I agree with gromit... if they broke the rules that they expected the rest of is to follow then that is serious...

I did not see my family last christmas... lots of other people didn't either.... in a sensible world nobody would trust the tories, but we don't live in a sensible world we live in the real one...

[naomi24]

//Do Labour Think...//

No.

[Gromit]

Heath was a centrist Tory and Blair was a centrist Labourite. But to deny either of them as being not Tory or not Labour is silly.
Johnson has not taken the Conservatives to the centre ground, he has taken them considerably to the right.
Your evidence seems to be Johnson’s adoption of green policies. The error you are making is that green policies are no longer the sole domain of the left, they are very much mainstream now, and impossible for even a Tory Government to ignore.
The makeup and complexion of the cabinet and the Johnson supporters is very rightward.
Trouble for Labour is that the party is very reluctant to follow Blair to the centre ground because of Blair’s legacy.

[Teapots1]

Lab/ Con, in or out, I would be more concerned that Vladimir Putin spotting weak leadership in the UK and the US.

[youngmafbog]

//Johnson has not taken the Conservatives to the centre ground, he has taken them considerably to the right.//

Sheer garbage. He is a liberal green, just how that is "to the right" is beyond me.

Labour are in a right mess. The problem is Sir Kier is having to sort the Party out with his hands tied behind his back.

[gulliver1]

Labour Party ,....Con Party, and... Boris's Party.

[Boto]

I would prefer the government get on with running the country than be preoccupied with something that happened a year ago. The Met is now involved, pity they are not more pro-active in stopping illegals coming into the country.

[Hopkirk]

I'm certainly not a Labour supporter. However they are right to push this. After the Dominic Cummings palaver, it's more evidence that some in Whitehall think rules they apply to us don't apply to them.

Jeremy Hunt has gone up in my estimation over the last year. Perhaps he should be given another chance at the top job.

[dannyk13]

Are we meant to believe that no Labour MP's celebrated last Christmas with a party?

[gulliver1]

A year old party may not get Labour into No 10.
But It's looking like it will get Peppa Pig out of No 10.

[bobbinwales]

Which is more important tho to you gulliver...Labours best chance in 2024 is if boris is still bumbling in no 10. If rising or hunt get in now we're gonna struggle. Or don't you think that far ahead??

[dannyk13]

Bob. rising ?

[bobbinwales]

must be autocorrect danny for R I S H I

[dannyk13]

Thanks Bob.