Die Arbeitsgenehmigung sinkt auf dieselben Stufe, die vor dem Verlust der Wahl im letzten Jahr erreicht wurden

    https://news.sky.com/story/politics-latest-starmer-labour-badenoch-small-boats-farage-12593360?postid=10043051#liveblog-body

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    1. There’s this Italian song featuring the lyrics „cambiano i ministri ma non la minestra“. The ministers change but the soup doesn’t.

      Until it does, people won’t be any happier.

    2. redditpappy on

      Hardly surprising. Red Tories are just as shit as blue Tories. Now the purple Tories are waiting in the wings like an even shitter tribute band. 

    3. denyer-no1-fan on

      McSweeney be like: just one more step to the right, bro, just one more. I promise it’ll be different this time!!

    4. No_Syrup_6995 on

      What Labour need to do is to signal that they are a normal centre-left government. Voters see Labour as a party that looks after poor people. Labour may want to present themselves in a different way but this won’t work. They have to listen to the people. Welfare spending needs to increase. That means increasing the winter fuel allowance, removing the two child cap, and increasing disability benefits.

      I’d pay for this by a small wealth tax, perhaps less than 1% would stop wealthy people leaving. That is proven to work in many other countries. If it’s a really really small wealth tax it works. Alongside that they need to raise money from gambling, sugary foods and drinks, alcohol and smoking taxes.

      They also need to listen to those who still haven’t got the control they wanted from brexit. This isn’t just about immigration (though this is important), but it is also about giving people more power over their local communities. Labour needs to double-down on expanding the co-operative sector and on devolution so that more decisions are decided locally.

      They don’t have to be hard-left as reddit would claim. Just do basic small things that will help people and make you look like a Labour government in the voters‘ minds.

    5. Wild that funnily enough, a Labour government doing a vast string of un-Labour things seems to have disappointed Labour voters.

    6. ApprehensiveKey1469 on

      Budget shortfall? Look at what Atlee had to deal with and how his approach revitalised the country. We used to beat up fascists, now they are getting elected as M.P.s Starmer is sabotaging the UK like he’s a puppet for a foreign government. It is the one you can’t criticise without being accused of religious bigotry.

    7. Major-Librarian1745 on

      The same easily distractible, reactive electorate who voted both parties in couldn’t be the problem though, could it

      We get the governments we deserve/the city wants

    8. Thanks to the media. They have done more good things than bad since coming into power.

    9. Robyn_Anarchist on

      Clearly they need to swing even more to the right, it’s worked so well thus far

    10. People want comforting lies over hard truths. They want immediate fixes which will worsen the overall situation over tough decisions which will play out over time.

    11. Not surprised, they are pretty much the same thing, only difference is one is still worse than the other but they both appear to be poor choices.

    12. Mattock1987 on

      Oh f**k, Reform are going win because we have people here stupid enough to vote for them

    13. DigbyGibbers on

      Absolute shit show. It’s sort of hilarious they have no alternative to Starmer even starting to show up. 

    14. opinionated-dick on

      WEALTH TAX WEALTH TAX.

      The trouble with Labour is they inherited a clusterfuck of issues, most of them Tory.

      Austerity meant we failed to grow or recover from the previous recession, Brexit meant we shrank in trading ability, and Covid left us with a legacy of ill people and a fucking big lending bill.

      All the while inequality rises to the point it’s a fundamental structural issue with our society, rather than some dinner table ideological musing.

      And Starmer’s response is….. sensiblism. Tweak the dials here and there, placate, spread yourself thinly across all spectrums.

      It doesn’t work. We don’t need a revolution, or some Farage jackboots burning asylum hotels, or conveniently ignoring the thermometers and reservoir levels. But every now and again you need to be bold, have vision and take a risk on jolting us out of our managed decline.

    15. Whammy-Bars on

      This will be disappointing news for them, as it will mean there are some people they haven’t managed to alienate or anger yet.

    16. blueberry77772019 on

      Sky news? Talking shite about Labour? Naaaa… do people really believe polls anymore? They’ve failed to predict many an election. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t like a lot of the policies, but they’re still doing better than the Tories f me. Takes more than a year to make progress on 14 years of absolute ruin. Honestly, I think they’re just stalling for time to justify higher taxes. Perhaps with an actual budget they’ll be able to better? Tax wealth not wages!

    17. Intrepid-Account743 on

      Well, they said they were going to do the unpopular stuff first so no surprise.

      I’m left wondering if they will ever get to the popular stuff.

      Deep breath–nah, only kidding!

    18. WitchesBravo on

      3000 people every day signing on to an ever more bloated benefits system. I wish they had kept the nerve to actually cut that. They should have pushed it through with some funding towards mental health.

    19. terrordactyl1971 on

      This is the problem with the global elite, they’ve bought and paid for all the parties. Democracy is a sham, vote for who you like, they don’t care, they own all the horses in the race.

    20. When expectations run high disappointment goes deep. The Cuntservatives made such a mess of peoples lives while lining their pockets that Labour HAD to be better. Labour didn’t even have to actually DO anything other than open the files and commence a process of speaking truth first and fixes second. Labour however have pretty much done what Labour has a tendency to do which is shoot themselves in the foot before ramming it so far up their own arse it’s in their mouth.

    21. Appropriate-Divide64 on

      Not surprising, they don’t want to rebuild fast enough. They don’t want to fix anything that matters and seem obsessed with pointless shit.

    22. SwimmingOdd3228 on

      Starmer is a continuity candidate. Same on Gaza, same on corporate tax , same on environment and Ukraine.

    23. MasterLogic on

      I’m not looking forward to the racists winning the vote. Farage will be the worst of them all. 

    24. coffeewalnut08 on

      Comparing Labour to Tories is just sad. You don’t have to like Labour to admit they’re not in the same league of bad as the Tories over the past 14 years.

    25. Low_Map4314 on

      No shit.. they haven’t taken strong enough steps on many domestic policy issues. Majority is pointless

    26. 13% approval is actually much better than I’d expect after the year they’ve had. Unfortunately it won’t be long before the Labour MPs start thinking their chances of keeping their seat might improve with new leadership. It’ll work temporarily and then we’ll be back to our regular broadcasting.

    27. Bullinach1nashop on

      This is irrelevant. Let them get on with it and we can vote based on performance. Constant need for approval is very tiresome and lazy journalism. Next gen election is years away and these ratings mean very little.

    28. KnightWielder on

      Well they told millions of people they are like jimmy saville because they care about their rights. How did they expect that to go down?

    29. hotchickenbiryani on

      The job Labour had/has in front of them to fix the state of the country was never going to be popular. Sadly people think that getting out of 10 years of stagflation and literally pillaging of the economy is supposed to be painless and will go give power to the worst of us.

      I hope Labour finds a way to give us PR voting, otherwise this country is going to vote itself into far right populism

    30. Well they’re running on almost identical policy, so it’s not a big shock

    31. Rokushakubo on

      Letting in and housing immigrants and restricting the internet has consequences it seems.

    32. Election time!!!! Only joking I don’t give a fuck who’s running this shithole. Soon as I can afford a dinghy I’m off to Afghanistan.

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