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 🗳️🎩💩If this by-election doesn’t slap Keir Starmer across the polling booth with a big red “NO THANKS,” then go ahead and pass the mustard—I’ll eat your hat too. What we’re watching isn’t just a political contest. It’s an all-out game of “Not It!” in Westminster, where no one wants to be caught holding the keys to No. 10 when the vote count hits the fan.

🕳️ Political Groundhog Season: Hide First, Lead Later

Labour right now? Oh, they’re definitely united… in not wanting to be seen anywhere near this flaming electoral bin fire. You can practically hear the internal WhatsApps:

“Hey, thinking of visiting the constituency?”

“Oh no mate, dentist. All week.”

No one wants to be the face on the leaflet if the seat goes sideways. No one wants to be in the victory photo if it turns into a concession meme. It’s like they’re all waiting behind the couch until someone else tests the water.

And if it does go badly? Watch them emerge after the wreckage, brushing the ashes off their suits and saying:

“Well I always had concerns.”

“We need to listen to voters.”

“The real focus is unity and moving forward.”

Translation: “That wasn’t me, I was on mute the whole time.”

Meanwhile, Starmer’s strategy appears to be a mix of PowerPoint management, moral confusion, and vetting documents turned into abstract art. The message to voters? “Trust us. We’ll get it right eventually. Probably. Maybe. Can we phone Mandelson again?”

🎯 Challenges 🎯

Think this by-election is going to blow the lid off the Labour myth machine? Furious at the vanishing act of MPs when accountability’s in town? Spill it—not on social media echo chambers, but in the blog comments where the truth doesn’t get “moderated.” 🗳️💬🔥

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