Labour is finished. Finito. Capot. May you rest in peace. Blocking Andy Burnham, the mayor of Greater

Manchester, from standing in the upcoming Denton and Gorton by-election, which is a sort of C, normally

you would just weigh the vote for Labour rather than bother counting it. That really seals their

fate. That really is the last nail hammered into their

coffee with much aplomb, I have to say. Andy Burnham, of course, is one of the only Labour

politicians who isn't slightly less popular than most strains of the bubolic plague. Now, look,

a controversial opinion here, totally rational on the part of Starmer's goons to block Andy Burnham.

If the survival of Starmer's goons is their

only priority makes sense burn him isn't standing let me just put this gently to add a bit of magic

a little bit of you know jeune-se-cois to stammer's team and really turn it all around for them

the real reason is he wants to overthrow Kirstarman a coup

when Labour is inevitably thrashed in the coming May elections. In his letter written in support

of being able to stand in the by-election, he said he would be there in Westminster to support

the work of the government, not undermine it. He didn't say was loyal to the prime minister. You see, this is what was going to happen. In May, there are

parliamentary elections in Scotland and Wales and local elections in England. Labor is going to get

wiped out. In Wales, Plaid Cymoury are set to form their first ever government. They're set to

take the post to first minister.

Let me put that in perspective. Welsh Labour is the most electorally successful party on the face

of the earth. I am not exaggerating. That is not me kidding in any shape or form. As long as democracy

has properly existed in this country, Welsh Labour have always won in Wales. Do you know what they got

on a recent poll? 10%. Now, if Bernie was back in Westminster, implied country were on our

screens doing rousing renditions of the Welsh national anthem to celebrate forming their first ever

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