Working man son of a toolmaker Keir Starmer will be on the case I’m sure. As leader of the Labour party he is of course keenly attuned to the needs of working people.
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Good. Workers rights is something they actually seem to be doing a pretty fantastic job on. Probably due to the union funding lol.
The unions banding together and funding a party was a great thing – no matter how much that party may have drifted now
Great, now he’s gonna come down hard on the unions.
That was (always) the Tories
His ability to to gaslight the working people knows no bounds.
“Union” is now a forbidden phrase you have to be 24 to type out.
To protect the children.
I doubt it looking at the party donations.
But it’s Labour in 2025, so who knows…
Working man son of a toolmaker Keir Starmer will be on the case I’m sure. As leader of the Labour party he is of course keenly attuned to the needs of working people.
His father was a tool maker, you know.
He did a good job with that tool of the establishment!
Well, Keir certainly is a tool…
So he’s going to recommend they get a Knighthood or something?