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If Reform really do turn out to be Labour's biggest threat, Labour would be better off fighting them on any battlefield other than immigration, Reform's home turf. Brexit, for example. That could make very uncomfortable going for Reform, since they'd be forced to divert and defend the indefensible.
Show PostThe argument that Starmer didn't mean to sound like Enoch Powell would be a lot more convincing if it hadn't been in a speech announcing a load of policies that Enoch Powell would have been proud of.
Show PostPrivate Eye on Starmer’s immigration speech Are we really meant to think he wasn’t responding to Reform? Would he really have used such toxic rhetoric if the results had been different? Does he really believe what he’s doing is fair and right? No one really thinks so Which means he loses everyone.
Show PostQuoting Enoch Powell is never a coincidence. The Prime Minister knew what message he was sending — and who he was sending it to. Disgraceful.
Show PostStarmer won’t be forgiven for this by swathes of people.
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