In the fallout from Guido’s revelations around the PM’s lockdown Tier-4 voice coach visit, pollster More in Common has done some research on how much the public buys Labour’s lines. It’s not pretty…
A large 65% of Brits say Leonie Mellinger was not a key worker (spin Labour took up then quickly abandoned) – only 12% say she was. Even 51% of Labour voters think she couldn’t be interpreted as a key worker…
A whopping 67% say the meeting was hypocritical considering Starmer’s constant attacks against Boris for guidance infractions. Similarly 68% of Brits say the meeting warrants an apology from the PM – only 16% say it doesn’t. That’s across the political divide with 54% of Labour voters and 64% non-voters saying the same thing. One thing the public can be relied on is an extremely dim view of this kind of hypocrisy…
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock was asked if Burnham will take Britain back into the EU:
“Yes, sure – his commitment is authentic. He really does understand from the grassroots up why restoring what I think of as normality in our continent is vital for every party economically, politically, culturally, in terms of security, and he’s able to articulate it in language that people can understand. So yeah, he is definitely”.
