It's so odd it took the Tories decades to lose support, and Starmer manages it in just a couple of years.

I am surprised Labour is not sacking him posthaste.

behind reform

We did it Patrick! We saved Britain from the 2 party state
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When Labour first won, they made some great changes and everything was going well until they started throwing disabled people off of busses and shielding private water companies and it got to the point where I was like - wtf happened.

I don’t even know who they think they’re serving.

Personally I don't think this political polarisation is a good thing

The Greens apparently want to "immediately begin the process of dismantling our nuclear weapons, cancelling the Trident programme" which I think is the wrong move when Russia poses such a big threat to Europe. China and the US could pose threats in the future. Nukes deter those big powers from invading the UK. We could also work with our allies in Europe to try and create a nuclear deterrent which covers all of Europe.

Then on the other side you have Reform who want to blame brown people for everything, and I think that's also a wrong move.

Good. Now restore jury trials for all criminal and civil court cases.

I live in a Labour constituency next to Gorton & Denton; previously I always voted Lib Dem. I'm torn now - I may vote Green if their support holds to the next general election. I'll only vote for parties that support proportional representation.

PR is the one change Labour could make that would actually make a huge difference to the UK. It'd prevent Reform ever getting a majority like the Tories and Labour get on a minority of the electorate. The old "big tent" parties of Labour and Conservatives are dead - they need to help the country be allowing the left (and right) splinter into more parties that form coalition governments.