Rishi Sunak warned to curb his ANGER in election debates against Starmer - 'It's NOT a good look!'

‘Rishi Sunak was a bit more aggressive. Some put that down to passion. I think it was anger…’

Political Commentator John Uxley discusses who came off better in last night’s debate between Rishi Sunak and Kier Starmer.

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[Michael-ogdt]

1 lying traitor trying to bester another lying traitor.

[KevinClarke-nh]

The best part was when sunak mentioned his master plan of putting 18 year olds in the army and everyone laughed at him

[Alexxx---]

We want Nigel to debate Sunak and Starmer live!

[robertstrong]

My grandmother always used to say if you need to shout and get angry 😡 you have lost control. Powerful and strong people don’t need to shout it’s a sign of weakness. All my dad had to do was talk to me very softly when I misbehaved in a certain tone and I soon stopped

[stephenhutchinson]

Why even listen to these compulsive liers

[Dbz-yoct]

There both awful, but Sunak is the better option, Starmer still continues to show he’s got nothing to offer.

[petertheboomscott]

Starmer was weak with NO answers just opinion.
Starmer couldn’t make eye contact. He stammered and even blushed.

[SamJeffries-ydhy]

Reform has 30, 000 members and getting stronger all the time

[petertheboomscott]

Can you see Starmer talking to world leaders.

[alisonbrown]

What sunak will do is anything like what he's done. No coppers left in uk coffers, green card rishi us burning a hole in his pocket

[Trendycosmetics-osgh]

So Starmer is allowed to be critical on debate? Starmer didn't answer any questions and was just accusing government yet Starmer wants to be a PM. Starmer said some aggressive words too, that's not anger from Sunak but expressing himself. Starmer is the one to blame here. Starmer was asked by audience questions instead of just answering he was criticising Sunak. Sunak was even puzzled why Starmer was being that critical. Starmer had no plan.

[RobbySuits]

It is EXCELLENT that Sunak was aggressive and forceful. He held Starmer to the fire and made it clear that he has no plans and hasn't got a clue. The moderator should have let them go at it. Starmer looked weak, indecisive, and unintelligent, not "Prime Ministerial."

[SamJeffries-ydhy]

I’m a reform voter but both parties entered The Court Of The Dragon we know their worth. If Farage was involved both would be in trouble

[Elizabeth-jdmn]

Didn't watch it. I have no intention of conforming to a 2 party state anymore.
Reform UK.

[santorini]

I’m angry everytime I look at my local area at what it’s become

[davidfoster]

Well Starmer if one of my children is very ill and the the NHS cannot provide the treatment I will be 100% going to get private treatment for my child, if I can afford it.

[TheTruth-rs]

Anyways, I am on the side of Rishi Sunak nowadays! Better than the dangerous shifty islamists Labour disgrace Party!

[songscoops]

Death and taxes....only two things certain....

[msimms-lpqw]

These debates are a waste of time, They never change any ones mind

[jmw-qtih]

If Sunak had carried out some of his pledges since he became PM rather than this current "tell people what they want to hear as it election time" then his party wouldnt be in the utter mess they are now but the inescapable fact is they have been abysmal and will now pay the price for this.
I lost count the number of times Sunak said we would pay £2000 extra tax under Labour but interestingly I dont recall Starmer ever denying this.