They certainly have burned a lot of bridges with minorities and leftists. However, there are people who aren't as left-wing as me but are still disillusioned with Labour (like my mother). Those people are likely to return with someone like Burnham in charge. Streeting is an unpopular candidate.

For sure, and there I was thinking it couldn't get worse than Starmer. I guess the thought of Streeting as PM never really crossed my mind 😥

Imagine preaching one thing, yet doing another.

Also, if people aren't showing up for Labour then they only have themselves to blame. You can't offer nothing but weak and inept leadership while up against fascism, then just expect everyone to fall in line.

My plan is to vote Green. This idea that only Labour can take on Reform when their approval is currently at 11% is ludicrous. They will lose badly, so the only way to weaken Reform is to ensure that other parties get more seats. The best we can hope for is a hung Parliament, Labour will never win.

Out of work benefits have always been around and in fact, Labour has tried multiple times to cut disability benefits to show that they were capable of cruelty that even previous Tory governments wouldn't think of.

...originally a Tory Bill, it's not some radically progressive piece of legislation. It does nothing to address the ever soaring rents (also at an all-time high) and the hogging of properties by rich investors, contributing to the massive shortage in housing.

What rights? The fact that they're openly saying that they want to reform the ECHR, are not taking a firm stance in favour of it (they meekly claim that removing us from it isn't workable) are openly attacking the ECtHR for criticising their treatment of trans people? FYI, Renter's Reform was...

Look at where we have ended up from voting for Starmer's Labour; living standards at an all-time low, further erosion of LGBTQ rights, and the worst racial tensions I have ever seen in this country (with KS throwing minorities under the bus rather than taking a strong stance against the far-right).

There is no way a sane person wrote this.

Starmer's Labour are the biggest fascist enablers.

You have nothing whatsoever to prove that Reform supporters will vote Reform, but Green supporters will vote Labour. It's the typical arrogance of Starmer's Labour; believing they're entitled to the votes of minorities, young people and the rest of their base without doing a thing to earn it.

There are plenty of others who won't. If your theory is correct, that means Reform supporters would vote Conservative because they "fear" Labour. But it's BS, and you know it. The two-party system is dead.

Looool I most certainly will not be voting Labour. Watch as they crash and burn come next election.

Labour won't either. Their approval is polling at 11%, lol.