The Rest Is Politics
249. Question Time: Political honeymoons - how quickly could the public turn on Keir Starmer?
May 15, 2024
In this engaging discussion, David Gauke, former Justice Secretary and Lord Chancellor, explores pressing political issues. He highlights the potential prison crisis and questions why the South West often gets sidelined in political discourse. Gauke also delves into the phenomenon of political honeymoons, speculating on how quickly public sentiment might shift for Keir Starmer. The conversation takes a lighter turn as they reminisce about grassroots sports, celebrating the community spirit fostered by football.
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- Political honeymoons often end abruptly, requiring practicality and moderation from leaders.
- Investing in grassroots sports and supporting international students can positively impact the economy and communities.
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Political Heroes and Moderate Political Figures
David discusses his political heroes, mentioning figures like Ken Clark, Margaret Thatcher, and Robert Peel. He highlights his admiration for their practicality, moderation, and impressive qualities.
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