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T_i_B

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4. Not realistic from Starmer

Reply to muriel_volestrangler (Original post)

Sat Jul 30, 2022, 11:34 AM

Jul 2022

A better strategy for dealing with Tory platitudes about a possible "coalition of chaos" would be simply to point out all the instability and uncertainty caused by the Tories time in office.

Having a range of politicians wanting to work together is preferable to the sectarianism, tribalism and obsession with ideological purity we get from the Tories.

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(from last week) Starmer rules out even informal post-election deal with Lib Dems [View all] muriel_volestrangler Jul 2022 OP

As mentioned, he also, predictably, ruled out any sort of arrangement at all with the SNP, Emrys Jul 2022 #1

It seems likely to cause chaos of its own, despite his claims muriel_volestrangler Jul 2022 #2

Yup. Emrys Jul 2022 #3

Not realistic from Starmer T_i_B Jul 2022 #4

i don't know why they always say they won't have pacts with other parties LeftishBrit Aug 2022 #5