
Keir Starmer is the new (2024) Prime Minister of the UK. He is the leader of the Labour Party.
If you could offer him one piece of advice, what advice would you offer?
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Keir Starmer is the new (2024) Prime Minister of the UK. He is the leader of the Labour Party.
If you could offer him one piece of advice, what advice would you offer?
Image: By Simon Dawson / No10 Downing Street – Number 10 Flickr page, OGL 3, Link
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My advice for Keir Starmer is: Donāt f*ck this up. We donāt want the Tories back so do a good job.
No pressure or anything.
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I would urge Keir Starmer to instruct his ministers to talk about The EU more but to call it The Continental Trading Group which the incompetent Tories took us out of during Brexit. This would frame things such that the negative colouring the right gave the EU would not apply or apply a lot less.
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I would advise him to make sure that he tries to close one corporate tax loophole each year. Close enough of them and youāve fully funded the benefits system. Then he can start looking at Universal Basic Income which would improve the economy and cost less than the current means-tested system.
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