Keir Starmer is the new Prime Minister of Great Britain. With a record result, comparable to Tony Blair in 1997. No one would have thought that possible five years ago. That could be exactly his problem.
Opportunist. Socialist. Realist. The new Labour leader Keir Starmer has many qualities. In December 2019, when the Labour opposition suffered its biggest electoral defeat since 1935, Starmer was one of the few Labour MPs to shake hands with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and congratulate him. He has already announced that he will not renegotiate Brexit. Critics have accused him of opportunism. “Starmer is against Brexit. But not a dogmatist,” says political scientist Melanie Sully. Starmer was and is a realist. There is still time for a domestic political war with the Conservatives, even after the Corona crisis. And he was right.
Source: Krone
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