Struggling for years to get power with the only goal of killing as many trans people as possible, only to get ousted after two years (in favor of a different person whose sole goal is killing trans people)

I believe he thinks so

Burnham made a vague suggestion he would support electoral reform which would be a minor improvement (and absolutely not trajectory-changing thing) he obviously won't follow up on.

Other than that it's basically no difference whatsoever from Starmer. Far as I can tell nobody even cares except the bourgeois class. So just a different set of specific allies with exactly the same interests and goals.

Nope

Burnham will be Starmer but with a northern accent.

Like MAYBE the UK will get Land Value Tax. While Karl Marx heavily criticized Georgism as capitalism’s last ditch effort, even he admitted he likes Land Value Tax.

No.

Nothing will change. This is just aesthetics.

lol this photo reminds me of this bit about Jerry from P&R

"David Meyer, the jewish guy that works at City Hall, once told me something. 'A schlemiel is the guy who spills soup at a fancy party. A schlemazel is the guy he spills it on. Jerry is both the schlemiel and the schlemazel of our office.'

Trump is so bad at regime change that he is now trying it with the UK purely out of cope. It is sad and ultra pathetic, but it may actually work and if it does he will get to feel like a serious dealmaker and real statesman again for a whole two hours.

I cant/dont believe it, but if it somehow is true that Trump called the UK PM and told him to sit and he sat it might be the funniest shit ever. Like it would be such an easy W to turn it around and "be strong" on Trump/American dominance. Can still frame it as "I'm willing to work with America, but the UK people will decide not Americans." Bunch of libs here would respectfully nod. Like you couldn't ask for an easier poll boost.

If he rolls over, the UK is so over cooked, they're officially a part of Anglo cuisine.

This has literally nothing to do with Trump.

It's been rumoured and expected for a long time since Labour started polling way below the openly Fascist party, and the polls proved true in the recent local elections.