Kear Starmer and the Public Mood

Kierstämer will continue to do what you might call studied ambiguity about it all. He basically wants to be on the side of people who suffer a cost of living crisis and whose pockets are being hit. It's a real worry for people not just at the bottom, but quite a way up into the middle income range. So I don't think he wants to be either totally condemning the strikes because he wants to go to the centre, nor does he want to be tugging on their side. In the sense that it's not a game Kierstämer himself is playing, and yeah, you know, irrespective of one's feelings about the people going on strike and why they