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I'm sure this would be very much appreciated, but on the grand scheme of things, shouldn't our government have far more pressing things to concern itself with right now?
I hate to say it but maybe Kier should learn from the headlights and try dazzling us with his performance.
The government nationalized train companies.
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/transport/article/2024/12/04/uk-set-to-nationalize-train-operators-from-may_6735167_216.html
The government is pushing forward a new workers rights bill
https://bills.parliament.uk/bills/3737
I feel they are not communicating enough about what they are doing.
Yeah the communication has been terrible.
Kinda hard to communicate well when 90% of the media is owned by shitsacks who want to see even this center-right version of Labour to fail...