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He's going to come under a shitload more scrutiny in the run up to an election due to issues largely of his (and his faction's) own making
Surely he will come under scrutiny because
1 - there will be an election in the offing, People will then have some engagement with politics.
2 - the Tory press will go after him because there's an election in the offing.Nothing to do with any issues of his own making, real or imagined.
LOL, really? I mean, if a few hundred left shitposters on Twitter calling him Keith is going to undermine Labour's election prospects rather than, say, a leadership coup or pushing the party into a disastrous second referendum position, then perhaps he's not the strong and stable leader we need.
He's going to come under a shitload more scrutiny in the run up to an election due to issues largely of his (and his faction's) own making; a few people giggling about how apposite the moniker Keith is will be the least of his worries. And frankly, it is funny. It's funny that he really is a Keith and it's funny that such a tiny, trivial matter causes people to absolutely lose their shit over it.
FWIW, I started out as a supporter of his because I naively believed he would do what he said he would do. Not my fault he chose a different direction. I still reckon he'd be better than the Tories, though, but by his own admission on LBC the other day, only fucking just.