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Keir Starmer’s concerning decision to ditch Shakespeare’s portrait

21 October 2024

10:59 PM

21 October 2024

10:59 PM

Politicians are said to campaign in poetry and govern in prose. In the case of Keir Starmer, he campaigned in the most uninspiring, plodding prose imaginable, and has now chosen to govern in what might politely be compared to a child’s first attempt at poetry. It is all word-vomit and incomprehensible mumbo-jumbo.

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