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Also "sitting on the fence" re so many contentious issues attached to this corrupt Brit govt really had to come to an end at some point when Starmer should've "stood up" for what he believes in and preached it. Corbyn had his faults but at least he stuck by what he believed in; whereas one can see that Starmer has been pandering to a big chunk of the voting population who became "red Tories" and embracing policies that I perceive to be alien to lotsa grassroots Labour supporters/members - gotta choose wisely, preach it and believe in what direction the Labour Party should be following!

I agree he is sitting on the fence on a lot of topics but his job is to win an election. Corbyn did stick by what "he" believed in, and it wasn't the same as the voters and he was stuffed in the last election, Starmer has to win back those voters or else he will suffer the same fate and the Tories will have another 80 seat majority. Its really no different to what the Democrats did here, they made sure they did what was needed to beat Trump, this meant Bernie was never going to be the nominee even though the progressive wing were desperate for him, they had to win to at least move the needle away from Trump. I know absolutely nothing about Starmer, not even seen him speak, but I would have thought he is keeping his powder dry at this stage.

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Starmer needs to be setting out now just what he actually stands for. The Conservatives have failed the country at the most crucial time but are unbelievably still ahead in the polls.
This has to be because nobody knows what the Labour Party stands for anymore.

Or nobody likes what they think Labour stands for, as I said above this is what Starmer needs to work out, what does he need to do to win an election, until he knows that he should stay on the fence or else he will end up a loser like Corbyn.