No, I misspelt loathe!

That tory MP supported by the public in subsequent polling.

'Three quarters of Britons think country in a worse state now than when Tories came to power in 2010'.

Yougov sample of about 2,000 adults 8/1.

In 6 years time they will be wanting the Tories back. That's politics.

Starmer's big mistake to virtually exclude the left, unnecessary and self-harming, Blair and Wilson successful PMs did not do this.

Also wrong to support Johnson's discredited Brexit deal and now over Gaza.

But he's looking more and more like the PM in waiting.

Back to square one with Labour Rishi, well we would be better off.

Labour's economic record far better than the tories, even the tory Times admits it.

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Proof would be in the pudding then...

If Corybn did launch a new political party then I genuinely don't see how anybody who proclaims themselves of the Left could still vote for a Starmer led Labour Party.

With a Corbyn led Left Party potentially being very interesting. Must be some clever number crunching going on out there about the potential impact because whatever you might think of Corbyn, he can get the numbers out on the street in terms of being willing to go door to door for him (the 2017 GE gets woefully/deliberately ignored in my opinion but the machine he had around him did something quite remarkable).

Throw in the Muslim discontent over Gaza and whilst it might not prevent Labour winning a GE, I suspect some pretty solid looking Labour majorities in urban seats might take a bit of a beating.

Throw in a Reform party surge and we might see the big two polling potentially record % lows.

But until the man actually throws his hat in the ring (and my understanding it that he is terrible ditherer along with not being ruthless enough when push comes to shove) merely an interesting distraction.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Frankly, this is why our entire democracy is flawed and there is no choice between the two parties - despite all the failures of 'centrist' governments over the decades, this narrative that they're the 'sensibles' somehow prevails.

'Extreme views' FFS.