Will Labour MPs Do A Vote Of No Confidence In Keir Starmer
Will Keir Starmer even make it to the end of the year? Because right now, the pressure on him is coming from EVERY direction — Labour MPs, the public, and the streets.
Inside Westminster, Labour MPs are whispering — some are shouting — that Starmer’s honeymoon period is over. They’re sick of defending a leader who’s tanking in the polls, losing public trust, and making promises he’s not keeping.
He came in as the man to “clean up politics.” But what have we got? Broken pledges, U‑turns, and a prime minister who looks more comfortable dodging questions than answering them.
And outside? People are taking to the streets. Not a handful — thousands. Marching against policies they didn’t vote for, calling him a fraud, demanding change.
When your own MPs are fed up, when the public are turning their backs, and when you can’t show your face without hearing boos — how long can you really last?
Rumours are flying that Labour MPs are already plotting a “dignified exit” for him. Translation? They want him gone before he drags the party further down.
Will he resign this year? If the polls keep crashing, if the protests keep growing, and if his own MPs keep sharpening their knives… it’s not a question of if. It’s a question of when.
Starmer’s days might be numbered. The country can smell weakness — and so can his own party.
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