The electoral stabilizer calls on fire while the social welfare rebellion waves

The mastermind of the political mind that supervised the victory of the historical Labor Party was almost a year ago. Now Morgan McS situation has become a stunning bar as the government faces the largest parliamentary rebellion ever.

Maksini, Chief of Chief of Interim, Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer, played a decisive role in purifying left -wing deputies, rebuilding the party as a middle force and setting the government’s agenda.

Under the encouragement of Irish, Curtain He previously exchanged his left -wing clothes for a more national, financially responsible and immigration position that helped hand him over to the number 10 with an enormous majority.

But with exhaustion Behind opinion polls, the personal classifications of the Prime Minister retracted and threatened angry business owners by humiliating Starmer because of his luxury discounts, the deputies began to ask whether the Downing operation in Downing in Mcsweeey is shooting all cylinders.

“Everyone sells stocks in Morgan,” said one of the ancient warriors of the Labor Party. “People began to put their heads over the barrier and say, perhaps he is not Christ after all.”

At the heart of the blame game, McSweney believes that the action government needs to get rid of the Nigel Farage reform threat in the UK by relying on the right on luxury, defense, assistance and immigration.

Action relapse in Local elections In May – when she lost hundreds of seats for reform – I encouraged Maksini and Starmer’s assistants in their attempts to support the right side of the Labor Party.

They have the polling data that most public want strict controls to spend on social welfare, and they believe that repairing interest is one of the methods of survey of six points at work.

One of the loyal deputy said: “People need to grow and seriously … This is a problem with the country, and not with Morgan Mcsweee.” “You can be brief against employees, politicians, but the cost of luxury will remain unnecessary.”

This shift to the so-called blue employment position has the support of deputies in the seats that supported Britain’s exit from the European Union and temporarily turned into conservatives under Boris Johnson’s leadership-and is now vulnerable to reform.

But many of the two hundred Labor Party representatives who were appointed to the rebels next week are more concerned about voters, than bleeding on left -wing parties such as vegetables, and is very uncomfortable about taking money away from some of the most vulnerable people in society.

The alleged ground collapse of Starmer-who saw him pushing power by rejecting the ruling conservatives instead of enthusiastic support for its business schedule-makes the majority of the Labor Party to be particularly vulnerable, and people fear.

The “Marmite” view of Mcsweeeey reflects the gap of generations within the Parliamentary Labor Party, which one described as “two tribes.”

They asked why the number 10 pursued Monday when it appeared that more than 100 Labor Party deputies were Modification It aims to prevent the social welfare bill.

“No. 10 … this rebellion should have been seen coming from outer space,” said one of the senior workers’ deputies. Instead, “they refused to listen, multiply, and they refused to accept criticism and only dug. This is where we are over.”

In the first months of the Starmer government, the first chief of staff of the Prime Minister Soo Gray Many Dongling Street problems have been blamed. Previous civilian employee, she was valid by Maksini in October.

The veteran in the Labor Party said: “Many people drank Cole Adi that he was the stabilized and a useless Gray, but he could not blame Suo for this.”

Another deputy said that the role of Maksini in the government seemed to be a “shield” of uncomfortable facts.

They said: “There were other people in the number 10 who said he had no numbers for this, and he would not get it through Parliament. The main whip had warned them of this for months. But they had their fingers in their ears.” “He is very arrogant and shake.”

Others believe in the number 10 that moving forward next week’s vote, a sign of McSWeee’s desire to face the left of the work. One of the MP from the amount of 2024 said that it seems as if Mcsweeee was “spoiling a battle” with the left of the party due to social welfare reforms, which is “a very stupid thing.”

The Chief of Staff Allies participated in the selection process for the candidates in the general elections last year, which led to the disposal of any ruthless person to be excessively left. However, the list of what is now 125 rebels is full of new expatriates who succeeded in the network.

McSWeney supporters believe that he will be able to get rid of increased hostility, and insist that it was a positive force within the new administration.

They say that – since the departure of Gray – Irish Starmer helped obtain a grip in the Whithal process and improve the morale. One of them said: “They are more stable, happier and more political than they were.”

One of the colleagues said: “He supports the employees uninterrupted, in the trenches with us, and enables us to be political and keep us sharp.” “Soo tried to get the policy out of the operation with foolishness.”

He played an important role in recent trade negotiations with the European Union and the United States, and building relations with the advisers concerned in Washington and Brussels: “They love him and trust him.”

MCSWeney was also early in determining the risk of fuel allowances in the winter last summer, which was largely reflected, according to the allies.

But McFavin, Minister of the Cabinet Office and a very influential figure in the Starmer government, has warned against the dangerous prime minister of targeting voters who are studying the two reforms uncomfortable, and putting it in dispute with Maksoini.

“It is believed that we must have a big national message. It is never a good choice between a group of voters and another. Blue work is not something – it’s more than Morgan.”

Luke Aksast, the deputy loyal to the north of Durham, pointed out that his workers in his electoral district decreased from 56 to four seats in the council elections – while the reform jumped from scratch to 65.

He recently said: “The Labor Party is now clearly losing that voting on reform in its previous advertisers and … missing votes in front of the Greens and Democrats is likely to be in safe seats enough so that we can bear some losses in the voices.”

But now a group of members of the workers ’parliamentarians who represent various and urban seats are afraid that this shift will end in the right to alienate many of its natural supporters.

YouGov polls indicate that a much larger number of voters who have escaped work since July have turned into Dems Lib, Greens, Cymru or SNP instead of reform or conservatives.

Some left -wing deputies accept the need for strict policies, for example, immigration, noting that net migration has been high in recent years.

But many people still wear in Starmer about Britain’s dangers to become a “island of strangers” in the May speech.

Divisions within the party were shown during a gathering a few weeks ago from the Parliamentary Labor Party.

“There were a large number of deputies, most of them in London, with a large majority talking about progressive values ​​and criticism of the immigration policy,” said one of the attendees who supported fuel.

“But there is also a group of younger deputies from the red wall and the growth group, who agree with some of these policies. You can really see two tribes in the room, and how it is partial.”

“Morgan is the easy lightning penis for people to blame everything they do not like in this government, and this is not how the government works in reality.”

“This government was elected to provide the change and it was never easy. Our victory and the challenges are owned by all of us.”