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🚨 I agree with Tim Stanley that Andy Burnham could call a General Election before the end of the year. And this is the key point 👇 Why wait for events and circumstances to start going wrong? With Hormuz and escalating climate shocks threatening renewed inflation, higher food prices... and greater food insecurity, there is a strong political logic to going early. An autumn election would also allow Burnham to ask the country to endorse his programme before the Treasury has to reveal the difficult arithmetic behind it. Burnham is rapidly laying out his stall: energy bills, buses, pubs, water and social care. Several of the benefits arrive next April. We still await the two potentially transformative pieces of the jigsaw: Brexit and PR. Gordon Brown famously had his moment and waited. I don’t think Burnham will make the same mistake.show more

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Zack Polanski calls out Any Burnham for recognising the need for PR but not pushing for it until after the next election It's a bit odd Andy Burnham to acknowledge FPTP is not democratic, but instead of going for PR, you want to swing the next general election with the FPTP which you yourself say is undemocratic? I hope you revise thing and roll our PR before the next election, otherwise how different are you to Boris Johnson to will happily exploit the system to try to become PM, instead of putting our democracy first?

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The new face of the imperialist Labour Party, Burnham, has made his first international trip Ukraine. While faces might change and representatives will come and go, the line of the Labour Party is the line of the finance capitalists in the City of London. It is no surprise then that the warmongering line of Starmer has continued with Burnham, a man whose rise to power seems manufactured. Burnham was not even an MP a month before his role of prime minister, but the doors were opened to allow him to quickly become an MP, become a candidate for the leadership of the Labour Party and eventually prime minister of the United Kingdom. As our General Secretary Ranjeet Brar says in this RT interview: "...you see just how lacking our country is in democracy."

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Book the hearse and dig the grave, because Labour are already dead. They’re a spent force, getting heckled by the working-class voters they betrayed wherever they go. Andy Burnham can’t reverse their misfortunes. Starmer taints everything he touches, including Burnham’s bid to become MP for Makerfield in the upcoming by-election. Even if Burnham wins and becomes Prime Minister, he won’t reverse mass migration. There is no fiscal headroom for his infrastructure projects and plans to nationalise key industries. The IMF has warned that no more revenue can be raised from raising taxes, and that the bond markets Burnham would rather ignore are on the brink of insolvency. So I don’t buy the polling that says Burnham could win a majority at the next general election. If he enters government, he will be bound by the same fiscal constraints, working with the same system, and have a Cabinet full of the same inadequate Ministers as Starmer has. It doesn’t matter whether Wes Streeting, Angela Rayner, Burnham, Starmer, or Larry the Cat are holding the poisoned chalice in 2029. This will be the last Labour government. The battle now is for who succeeds them.

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Andy Burnham’s summer was the start that any prime minister would want. A relaxed PM — a look I never quite mastered — touring the country and getting maximum bang for his buck from a string of small yet symbolically significant policies. But this autumn will pose a very different challenge. It will be dominated by the budget. Burnham and his chancellor, John Healey, must avoid repeating the mistake of the last two years: constant, confidence-sapping speculation about which taxes will rise. To be fair, our new prime minister appears to appreciate this. Burnham has said he picked the earliest possible date for an autumn budget to avoid a repeat of last year’s endless chatter. But the bad news for Burnham and Healey is that their fiscal buffer is already eroding | ✍️ Rishi Sunak 🔗 Tap here:

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🚨BREAKING: Andy Burnham has just said that his generation of politicians are to blame for the bad aspects of social care 🇬🇧 “When it comes to the bad, I think there’s only one group to blame really and that’s MY generation of politicians…”

🚨BREAKING: Andy Burnham has just said that his generation of politicians are to blame for the bad aspects of social care 🇬🇧 “When it comes to the bad, I think there’s only one group to blame really and that’s MY generation of politicians…”

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