Comments by "Greg Greg" (@SlowhandGreg) on "What the public really think of Keir Starmer" video.

Focused 6/7 If they do the Green renewable energy stuff I'll be happy If he tackles HOL reform I'll be even happier
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From Corbynism? Hell yea go Kier go
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I went for focused Have had some shit managers in my working career he comes over as a good team leader Granted he can get a bit wordy and dull at times Just the change in energy policy would be a start
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@RC-9 he's 60 doesn't need the money or he'd still be in private practice. He primarily worked as a human rights lawyer worked a lot for Liberty. You work on human rights cases because your driven if your chasing money you do corporate
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Tories run Supply side trickle down down Economics Labour run Kenysian Demand side focused on structural and social infrastructure They produce different economies totally
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@jeanneale9257 the Tories run Supply side trickle down economics Labour run a version of Kenysian Demand side Economics. The 2 produce completely different economies Supply side invests in millionaire pensioner tax breaks Demand side invests in physical and social infrastructure such as renewable energy tech health schools and transport So they have fk all in common
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@jeanneale9257 look the difference between the Corbyn agenda re energy was buying it all back debts and all costing around 600 billion Millibands proposals are investing in new infrastructure of around 30 billion PA and letting legacy generation phase out over time zero cost to the exchequer. Corbyn's plan would have see the Tories straight back in after 1 term claiming he'd bankrupted the country on a vanity project and promptly sold it back to thier mates. Millibands plan is progressive over 2/3 election cycles and you can block the asset stripping by giving Scotland Wales England NI golden shares
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@EmaryTegan that was years ago we've had a pandemic and a war since then with the Tories printing 700 billion and squirting it into the economy Which is a total fkin shtshw and skip fire And he's going to nationalise energy production its just on a 20 year timescale
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