[mattomac]

I’m not even sure what the point is here.

[Oboogie]

I’m not even sure what the point is here.

I assume that Bush thinks Labour should be pro-Russian to attract Reform voters, instead of siding with the Ukrainian aggressors.

[The Weeping Angel]

David Aaronovitch has echoed similar sentiments as well.

[Youngian]

Marr's 'Starmer is finished' narrative is perucliar for a political correspondent by not leaving himself any wriggle room. One compelling reason is that the public can't articulate why they hate Starmer so much in the way those that those who loathed Corbyn, Johnson or Farage for eg could.
If the economy improves and he looks in charge he could be re-elected just for being 'better than the other lot.'

[davidjay]

The electorate 'hate' Starmer because they've been told since the election to hate him. Reasons why are as vague as Reform policies.

[Oboogie]

The electorate 'hate' Starmer because they've been told since the election to hate him. Reasons why are as vague as Reform policies.

On a daily basis I see demands that Starmer should be on trial for treason. However there's never any indication of what treasonous act he is being accused of just a vague 'he hates Britain' which, even if that were true, isn't treason.
It's all very odd.