Update: The Parliament has sworn Andy Burnham in already, wasting no time. There was a lot of excitement over Burnham, mostly because he’s not Starmer. However, it’s still far left Labour in charge.
Sir Keir Starmer has agreed to resign. He will quit immediately as head of the Labour party, but will stay on as Prime Minister until September to guarantee a smooth transition.
The party is desperately trying to save itself. Starmer has done such a terrible job that it looks like Labour wouldn’t win another election for decades.
Since the party is extremely far left, they are probably still not poised to win the next election. Starmer has done tremendous harm to that great nation.
“The question my party is asking now is whether I am best placed to lead us into the next general election,” Starmer said. “I have heard the answer of my parliamentary party to that question and I accept that answer with good grace.”
This will be the seventh leader in about a decade. The people don’t want globalism. They want to be the great nation they were without an influx of people who don’t belong in the country and who are hurting them in every way imaginable.
They want a fair, one-tiered system of justice. Can Labour do that? It’s doubtful.
God bless The United Kingdom, and I pray they can turn this around.
Original Story from 6/20
British media reports that Sir Keir Starmer will resign after the rape gang scandal. However, Labour will just appoint someone as bad or worse.
Britain’s Observer newspaper said Prime Minister Keir Starmer was expected to resign on Monday and set out a timetable for his departure, though a government source said Starmer remained focused on getting on with the job of governing.
The threat to Starmer’s position, which has been building for months, increased on Friday when his rival Andy Burnham won a seat in parliament that would allow him to launch a formal leadership challenge. It is not definite that he will.
The Observer report said Starmer was discussing the matter with his wife at his Chequers country residence before making a final decision, but that senior Labour figures expected a clear statement on his future as early as Monday.
On Friday, Starmer said he would challenge the opposition. That wouldn’t go well. Literally, no one wants him, including his own party.
The UK is looking at its seventh Prime Minister in a little over a decade.
Andy Burnham, the Mayor of Greater Manchester, is the leading contender to replace Sir Keir Starmer as UK Prime Minister and leader of the Labour Party. He recently won a key parliamentary by-election in Makerfield, positioning him to challenge Starmer amid growing dissatisfaction with the government’s economic policies and local election losses
