The Big Debate: Rishi Sunak versus Keir Starmer for the General Election July 2024.

My question?

How has Starmer changed the Liebour Party he tells us he has changed the Party, in what way? The personnel certainly haven't changed. Same circus, just different clowns. Starmer is banking also on the Tories unpopularity, he has no plan of his own. Once Liebour is in power the unions will call the shots as usual.

The Debate:

 Starmer came across as sneaky and slimy, he avoided answering direct questions on migration and taxation several times, he cannot be trusted at all with the economy. Rishi Sunak at least answered the questions to give a better idea of taxation, migration etc. Liebour will win this election but will end up finishing off our weak economy, things will absolutely not get better. Liebour will make everyone poorer; they are big on ideas but not on how they will action them. What they should have is big ideas on how to improve the UK but appear to have no policies for this. He never avoided anything, he is plainly winging it and relying on tory failings and a desperate electorate to sneak in and get the keys .

I am 81, have lived through 4 Labour/Liebour governments that brought me near to bankruptcy, I cannot afford another. The only reason that Liebour is going to win is because of 14 years of inept Tories. Not one of them offers hope and prosperity. Like or dislike of Rishi Sunak. He did answer more questions directly, whereas regrettably Keir Starmer dodged questions, and refused to answer more directly the simple question on taxation on pensioners, he firmly side stepped it. We have never taxed state pension was his reply. He needs to clearly address this.