UK’s Labour Party unlikely to make many ‘changes’ if elected

ANU Politics and International Relations lecturer Dr Charles Miller says we’re “not going to see that many changes” if the United Kingdom’s Labour Party is elected in the general election on July 4th.
“In terms of changes, I don’t think it means a terrible amount,” Dr Miller told Sky News Australia.
“Keir Starmer’s entire kind of schtick is basically to present himself as being sort of moderate, electable, not to give the Conservatives too many avenues of attack.
“As a result of this, it’s quite likely that in government, we are not going to see that many changes.”

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Wef installed puppets everywhere

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The simple answer is do not vote for Labour vote for the Reform Party.

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Even higher taxes, more regulation, more immigration, even bigger government, & even more energy restrictions along with higher prices...

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Time is over for only having two parties

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It’ll make changes but they’ll be *VERY BAD* ones

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Uniparty

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It will be more of the same, only many times worse. The ‘Great’ has long gone from Britain. The democratic system has delivered us what we see today, an unfolding disaster sadly. A terrible form of governance, until we look at the alternatives…….

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The people get the people they are told to get

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