Danny Dyer criticizes Sir Keir Starmer, calling him a "f*****g non-entity" and expressing sympathy for people who appear to dislike him during public events. Dyer asserts that Starmer's ascent to power results from the Conservative Party's failures rather than his own merits. He advocates for authentic working-class representation in politics, emphasizing that a true working-class leader should emerge, not someone who feigns commonality. Dyer expresses particular support for Angela Raynor, highlighting her potential leadership qualities compared to Starmer's performance.
I feel sorry for the people when he goes to a factory and they put these poor people behind him and you can tell they all hate his guts.
He's only in power because the Tories were such c***s.
Where's the working-class people? They should be running our country, not people pretending they're working class because they've had a pint in a pub.
We need more working-class people in politics. Why Angela Raynor's not leading things I don't know. When she speaks, I listen.
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