It's not a joke, just an irrelevant (though accurate) comparison that doesn't belong in this thread. Starmer is leader of the opposition party in the UK, he wa

It's not a joke, just an irrelevant (though accurate) comparison that doesn't belong in this thread. Starmer is leader of the opposition party in the UK, he was elected leader by Labour party members after making ten pledges, all quite socialist / left wing, but since becoming leader he's basically reversed every previous position he's claimed to have and is now taking centrist and even right of centre positions - upsetting many who voted for him (while others, though not me, say it's needed to attract more center/right votes in the next election).