In which case the answer is a polite version of "You and I both know that is a bullshit story and no one is seriously identifying as a cat, and it is fucking shameful to use this to attack one of the most marginalised groups of people in the country, you cunt"I doubt he brought up the ‘issue’ - it was likely a question specifically asked by The Telegraph.
To be honest it’s a bit pointless Labour saying this as any market corrections will have occurred well before them getting into power, but why they feel the need to be so vocally PRO LANDLORD is baffling.
I don’t think there should be any state intervention to help someone with a buy-to-let mortgage.
they're a fucking joke. if the Lib Dems had bothered to install a charismatic leader they would be eating into Labour's polling numbers because nobody is passionate about Keir himself. he's deeply uninspired and uninspiring. and Labour's messaging and policy announcements are unhinged right now. there's not long left to course-correct before they really have to commit to challenging a general election as Diet Tory. disastrous thinking all round.
Every ENGLISH pollI mean, I’m frustrated by it too, but they are currently miles ahead in pretty much every poll going…
Every ENGLISH poll
SNP are still going to have the highest vote share, but yes, Labour are making in roads.They’re still considered likely to take a fair chunk out of the SNP, aren’t they?
Either way, I think from Labour’s perspective it’s only a disastrous strategy if it doesn’t end with Keir as Prime Minister by 2025. And unless something very big happens, that looks very likely indeed.