He supported a candidate who liked a disgraceful and untrue conspiracy theory. It may be politics, it may be because the by election was very close, but it was nevertheless inappropriate for Starmy not to withdraw support immediately.
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He supported a candidate who liked a disgraceful and untrue conspiracy theory. It may be politics, it may be because the by election was very close, but it was nevertheless inappropriate for Starmy not to withdraw support immediately.
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Lee Anderson?
You seem a bit confused he's talking about Starmer, you know the possible future prime minister.
Not the bloke who gave up the whip rather than go back on his word that millions agree with.
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"a candidate who liked a disgraceful and untrue conspiracy theory..."
Yep, that's Lee Anderson.
Load of baloney
Perhaps they should follow sir kiers lead
You know ? What he did to Corbyn ? The bloke he campaigned for to be PM ??
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It's to be expected.
Kahn the mayor who called those opposed ULEZ right wing supporters, seems he's not above a conspiracy theory or two.
Yes, but Right Wing Racists like Anderson and his supporters have always liked to spout that sort of racist hatred.
And how near is he to becoming prime minister of the country.
You mean Keir Starmer was slow to make a decision
Clearly Keir Starmer didn’t support him as Labour withdrew support
As I understand the evidence was brought to light by Spiked and Daily Mail, I wouldn’t be in a rush to trust them.
Anderson has no chance of becoming PM
That’s not a conspiracy theory
You really are desperate to interpret anything in a negative light to discredit Keir Starmer.
You are making a big fuss about a delay of a few days.
That's a lie on your part, are you seriously saying that only people on the right don't like having their ****er pulled?
News at ten John D.
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