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You know, when you say about him resigning and stuff like this
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what is it you actually want to see happen next? Another Prime Minister
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We want him to call a general election. So I agree with the point that, you know, ultimately, you know
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when people go to the voting booth, yes, they're voting for a political party
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they're voting for a local constituency MP, but they're also voting for a Prime Minister
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You know, Keir Starmer came to power on absolutely a loveless landslide
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a very low proportion of the vote. In fact, only one in five people eligible to vote in this country
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voted for Kirsten. Frankly, the only reason he is Prime Minister is because the Tory vote utterly collapsed
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There was the rise of reform. People were sick and tired of the Tory betrayal
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I think if he had any honour and any dignity, which there's certainly no evidence that he has either of those things
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then he would resign and call a general election. I think your fears about who might come after him are well-founded
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Look at the characters on the horizon. We're talking about Mad Ed Miliband
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You're talking about potentially Angela Rayner. I don't think West Streeting's got any chance whatsoever
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nor does Siobhan Amin. So I think you are looking... Or Andy Burnham, who thinks a man can become a woman
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and vice versa on a whim. So, look, the country's in a very, very difficult place
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in an extremely challenging place. I think the sensible thing to do now, given Starmer's situation
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where clearly he has lost the support of his parliamentary party. The only reason he's still prime minister
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and to the degree he is still prime minister after May, will be for one reason and one reason only
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Nobody has found the gumption in the Labour parliamentary party to take him on
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I think he should do the honourable thing and call a general election
