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    Aktuelles aus der Politik: Starmer sagt: „Ich war es, der den Fehler gemacht hat“, als er Mandelson ernannte


    Aktuelles aus der Politik: Starmer sagt: „Ich war es, der den Fehler gemacht hat“, als er Mandelson ernannte

    https://news.sky.com/story/politics-latest-mandelson-files-starmer-labour-trump-12593360?postid=11258380#liveblog-body

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    1. Puzzleheaded_Agent17 on

      Absolutely time for starmer to go. If this was Boris Johnson or Nigel Farage the bots would be foaming at the mouth.

    3. Mr_miner94 on

      anyone else find it funny that we have been demanding a leader who will admit to his mistakes for the last two decades, and as soon as we get one we use that honesty against him?

      maybe our reaction to starmer is why politicians are so slimy…

    4. SkipEyechild on

      Not great. I am assuming his decision was hugely swayed by Mandelson being in the same orbit as Trump. Pretty fucking silly and I have no idea why he thought it was a good idea.

    5. Krabsandwich on

      If he does resign (spoiler no he wont) who will replace him. Andy Burnham isn’t an MP and I am not sure any by election is winnable for Labour at the moment. Ange Raynor still has the outstanding HRMC case and if they find against her it could well be a resigning matter as an MP never mind PM.

      Wes Streeting is a Blairite and I am pretty sure he will never win a contest so that leaves Ed Miliband party loves him but he had his go and the electorate said no thanks. I suppose John Healey might be a compromise candidate but other than that I got nothing.

    8. Valcenia on

      Why is everyone in here treating Starmer like he’s just a baby who can’t be considered responsible for his actions? “Oh, he apologised, that makes it all okay and shows how amazing a leader he is!” How does it possibly show that? He still made the monumental, obvious mistake of hiring Mandelson in the first place. Regardless of his connections to Epstein, we already knew what a useless piece of shit he was, and if it wasn’t for the Epstein scandal Starmer would likely still have him in the post.

      I know a politician taking even the most minor amount of accountability seems like a miracle nowadays, but that doesn’t change the fact he still made the mistake, it doesn’t absolve him of his actions, and it doesn’t suddenly make him some terrific leader

    9. mixxituk on

      God are we still prateling on about this there wasn’t even anything saucy in the docs release to bring this up again

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