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Samizdata quote of the day – shed no tears for Two-Tier Keir

Can a man whose legacy will be full-term abortion, censorship, digital surveillance, and the abolition of trial by jury really claim to have rescued Britain from the moral abyss? Can a man who gave us soaring youth unemployment, who shrugged at farm suicides, who thinks nothing of bankrupting schools for disabled children and religious minorities, really boast of returning to Britain a sense of pride?

Mary Harrington

3 comments to Samizdata quote of the day – shed no tears for Two-Tier Keir

  • Discovered Joys

    I have little respect for Keir Starmer for he has led, or stood by, while the Labour Government have revelled in their envy and malice towards ‘toffs and gammons’ regardless of the impact on society in general. That another figurehead will be shortly in place offers little joy – and we can blame Keir Starmer for that too.

  • David Bishop

    The first item Mary Harrington listed (abortion up to full term) is alone enough to condemn Starmer as utterly evil. Nothing he did, or enabled his ministers and apparatchiks to do, warrants any praise at all.

  • Paul Marks

    The horrible thing is that none of this was unique to Sir Keir Starmer – these are the evil (and “evil” is the correct word) policies of the entire establishment and none of them will change under Mr Burnham.

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