Keir Starmer ‘Shocked’ by Election Petition, Expert Says – ‘People Really Dislike Him
As reported on GB News TV, over 2 million people have signed a petition asking for a general election. This happened in just a few days, showing how unhappy many people are with the Labour government led by Keir Starmer. While the petition doesn’t have the power to force an election, it has caught a lot of attention.
Keir Starmer recently appeared on ITV’s This Morning with Cat Deeley and Andy Peters, where the topic was raised. His reaction was analyzed by body language expert Darren Stanton, who shared his thoughts on GB News. Stanton said Starmer looked uncomfortable and couldn’t hide his feelings, pointing out that Starmer’s blinking was the most animated part of his usually stiff expression. “He looked like a malfunctioning robot,” Stanton joked.
The petition shows that many voters are upset with Labour. They had hoped that after 14 years of Conservative rule, Labour would bring real change. But now, some feel let down, saying Labour has not lived up to its promises. GB News compared this frustration to the time after Brexit, when many people wanted another chance to vote because they weren’t happy with how things turned out.
Some experts on GB News pointed out that while 2 million signatures is a big number, online petitions don’t always show the full picture. It’s easy to sign a petition online, but it doesn’t necessarily mean those people represent everyone in the country. However, others argued that getting 2 million signatures so quickly does show that Starmer and Labour have a problem.
On GB News, the panel discussed how Starmer’s quiet response to the petition might show that he is out of touch with what people are feeling. They also noted that many people who signed the petition might have been Labour voters in the past, meaning the party could lose support in future elections.
For now, Keir Starmer has to face the growing frustration of voters and find a way to reconnect with them. Whether this petition leads to any real political changes or not, it has made it clear that many people are unhappy with the way things are going under Labour. GB News will continue to follow the story as it develops.
