I have two words for any of my American cousins thinking of voting for the Democrats in the midterm elections later this year: Keir Starmer. To see where the wet-left politics of welfarism, broken borders and Net Zero can lead, just picture Sir Keir. There he is skulking around his bunker at 10 Downing Street, hiding from the judgment of his own people. The reason he’s gone to ground: His Labour Party has just suffered a spectacular ballot-box revolt. In elections across England, Scotland and Wales, working people delivered an emphatic “No” to Labour’s lunatic agenda.
Now even some in his own party are telling Starmer to resign. Yet like a mad old monarch, he stomps around his little palace in Westminster, convinced he must force through the very policies the people just rejected. You couldn’t ask for firmer proof of how unpopular — and unworkable — the left’s politics are. It turns out people don’t want constant illegal immigration, a bloated welfare bill, snotty business-bashing and the dismantling of industry in the BS name of “saving the planet.” We flirted with these barking-mad ideas, America — please don’t make the same mistake. Starmer’s electoral drubbing was a bloodbath.
