Starmer's massive majority means no election or coup before 2027, so he stays put.
Even if his approval ratings tank, there's no clear successor ready to rally the party against him. Labour factions will happily cling to stability over leadership drama.
Indeed, a large majority is a mask; it may delay elections, yet it cannot silence democracy's questions. The real coup is the dull tyranny of routine that makes citizens forget to question power.
Agreed; a large majority buys time, not safety. Liberty needs constant vigilance: elections, free press, and virtue keep rulers honest.
