LABOUR'S first months in office have been diabolical.
From day three, Starmer cancelled the Rwanda programme without any plan to replace it.
This, after saying he had a cast-iron plan to smash the immigration gangs.
He promised to do away with sleaze, then it comes out that ministers, including himself and his spouse, received free clothes, spectacles, and holidays.
Moving on to the Deputy Prime Minister and the Chancellor: one making hay by selling her house – she said she had written proof she’d done nothing wrong, so why did she not produce it when asked several times? – and the other bigging up her CV.
Now we have Energy Secretary Ed Miliband’s fanatical pursuit to net-zero.
What’s he hoping to achieve by being first in a one-horse race?
The only other countries interested are a couple of Nordic lightweights.
The real culprits for emissions – the US, China, Russia, India – are building new power stations at an unbelievable rate.
Now to the biggest injustice by a sitting government for a very, very long time. Having given their union buddies pay awards running to thousands of pounds, they take the £200-£300 heating allowance off OAPs.
What on earth are they thinking about?
But let’s be fair, they’ve not touched the £25 prize when we reach 80.
Oh, then we have the £1 reduction on a pint of beer. Cheers!
There’s much more: rejoining the EU by the backdoor, forcing more expensive, less effective heat pumps on everyone.
If heat pumps are that good, surely all ministers and MPs will have installed them.
Finally, the American electorate has been getting some stick for re-electing Trump.
They must have been impressed by his last term of office, or 78 million wouldn’t have voted for him.
If the same situation happened over here, would Starmer be elected with an increased majority?
Very much doubt it.
Why are the anti-Trump brigade interested in bad-mouthing and calling America?
Why not concentrate and put more effort into getting our own country back on track?
Gary Mundell, West Auckland
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