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Gerd Stafford says:
Your conclusion is correct, Richard. Starmer is certain he is going to be PM, and so does not really need the rest of the party. A point made by Tim Kent, is also important, who else is there to vote for?
This actually presents a great opportunity, for a campaign against both Tory and Labour, by the Green Party. As Corbyn showed in 2015 and 2017, don’t rely on the media to help you, get out and campaign. Corbyn drew massive crowds far and wide, with policies that had been denigrated for years, by the MSM, yet he was able to get through.
There are 2 leaders and a deputy leader, in the Greens, they should be preparing to offer an alternative, and going on the road to publicise it. I have no doubt it will be hard work, but surely, anyone who wants to lead a country, should be able to do this. As Corbyn did, there is no need to attack the other parties, but to simply present your party position in as many places as possible, and show that it is better.
If the Greens do not do this, I fear that other right wing parties will see the same opportunities to do it, and they will have the support of the MSM.
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