Keir Starmer has ‘moral principles of a jellyfish’, says Galloway
The Labor leader is preparing to speak at the party’s annual conference in September, the first time he will speak in person since taking office in April 2020. Before the event, a senior adviser warned Sir Keir that millions of Britons I still have no idea what he or the party represents. Former pollster Deborah Mattinson, who has been appointed chief strategy officer in a mix of Sir Keir’s inner circle, briefed him, shadow ministers and MPs on devastating internal polls and focus group findings. before summer break, the reports claim.
While some Britons are unaware of how Sir Keir and the Labor Party could improve their lives, and what direction they are both taking, others have suggested that people just need to look across the Atlantic to see what the future of the UK might hold under a storm. Labor government.
Joanna Williams, a leading scholar and director of Cieo, a think tank, said Sir Keir would try to emulate President Joe Biden and his barrage of “awakening politics” from gender to education if he got the keys to Downing Street in the future.
She said Biden presented himself as a “sensible alternative” to the Trump administration, claiming he wanted to “downplay” the culture war, but ended up going to the forefront.
Ms Williams claimed that Sir Keir shows all the hallmarks of Biden’s pre-election victory, telling Express.co.uk: ‘I suppose the Labor Party would try to implement and normalize these awakened policies.
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“I think we just have to look at Joe Biden – he made a case for wanting to downplay the culture war, and some on the left in America said they could only vote for Biden because it would defuse tensions, but the opposite has happened”. it happened.
“Biden has been at the forefront of the culture war, some of the things that he’s done particularly around gender and gender in schools, it essentially seems to me that if you’re a girl in some states in the US you can give be aware of any sporting ambitions or aspirations you may have because you’re likely competing against transgender girls who have a physical advantage – Biden oversaw all of that.
“He has made statements against the Dr. Seuss books, he has played a lot as the culture warrior and he is not someone who has just calmed things down and brought out the heat of the culture war.”
In the first weeks of his presidency, Biden withdrew government support for a federal lawsuit in Connecticut that sought to ban transgender athletes from participating in girls’ high school sports.
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The lawsuit was filed in 2020 by several cisgender runners who argue that they have been deprived of victories, state titles and athletic opportunities by being forced to compete against two transgender sprinters.
While the upper echelons of the Labor Party have been largely silent on transgender issues, many within the group support transgender rights.
More recently, Rosie Duffiled, a Labor MP from Canterbury, came under fire from transgender rights activists after she liked what was perceived as a transphobic tweet.
While the party has been silent on the case, neither defending nor criticizing its position, LGBT + Labor are calling for Duffield to lose the whip and Sir Keir to suspend her from the party.
Labor is believed to be investigating the case, according to The Times.
Ms. Duffield has denied the accusations of transphobia.
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This week, Allister Heath, editor of The Sunday Telegraph, wrote that Biden was giving “free rein to radical activists whose ideals will soon reach British shores.”
He said that while the president was not a fan of far-left elements in his party like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, he was “failing to confront the awakened insurgency, and in some cases is even fueling it.”
Biden is working to change several ways the United States works, from the size of the Supreme Court (reports suggest he wants to expand it) to granting statehood to Washington DC and Puerto Rico.
Ms. Williams believes that the Labor Party would act in a similar way.
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She continued: ‘They do not differentiate the problems of culture war from’ real politics’.
“For them, these problems of culture war or identity politics are real politics, they would bring everyone to their knees.
“I think that in education, in particular, they would be absolutely disastrous because they would politicize it to such an extent that it would be very difficult to distinguish what would be genuine knowledge and good academic standards from the political values that would be expected from the curriculum.” To impart.”
Biden has focused his efforts on education in an attempt to make America compete with the world.
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Last month, he called for the education system to be expanded from 12 to 14 years for all Americans, as part of his “humane” infrastructure plan.
In April, he also unveiled a bold proposal that would roll out free small-scale college scholarships across the country, effectively allowing millions of Americans to enter college for free.
This is part of its $ 1.8 trillion (£ 1.3 trillion) American Families Plan, which says that as time goes on, it will pay for itself only with a better-educated workforce at the disposal of the US.
Meanwhile, Sir Keir has yet to give up on his predecessor Jeremy Corbyn’s promise to eliminate tuition fees, and in recent months he has focused on criticizing what he calls the student debt scandal, as many young people drop out. the university with debts of tens of thousands of pounds.
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