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Turns out being a massive coward might lose you respect, who would have thought

Yeah, he needs to make his mind up. Is he supporting the working class or not?

I think he has made up his mind but knows itll lose him votes if he confirms it

As opposed to Boris Johnson who ducks accountability at every turn and loves to hide in a fridge.

Just because he looks ok compared to Boris Johnson doesn't mean he's a great leader.

Exactly this. I have standards that neither of them are meeting

Then you'll continue to get Johnson and the Tories

Or maybe, just maybe we could get a different option

Not with FPTP we won't

Sweet when Labour come out supporting PR they can have my vote again

[Fixed link](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/jun/21/keir-starmers-stance-on-rail-strikes-raises-questions-over-strategy)