Keir Starmer Resigns as Britain Melts Down Again

22 Jun 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief commentary, TJ Walker announces the resignation of Keir Starmer as UK Prime Minister, noting that Britain is now searching for its seventh prime minister within a decade, highlighting the extreme political turnover. He acknowledges that no prime minister is perfect but points to the criticism of Starmer's handling of immigration, countering it with data showing net migration falling sharply from a record 944,000 in 2023 to about 171,000 in 2025. Walker then critiques the public and media for fixating on sensational events like shark attacks while overlooking more consequential issues such as car crashes, using a sarcastic tone to underscore the perceived misplacement of national anxiety.

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Kerstin Starmer is resigning as Britain's prime minister, which means the United Kingdom is now shopping for its 7th, 7th prime minister in less than 10 years. At this point, being a middle school substitute teacher is a lifetime appointment compared with 10 Downing Street. I vaguely remember Benny Hill being prime minister for about 6 weeks at some point, but I may be confused. Now look, Starmer wasn't perfect. No prime minister is. But if the charge is he failed on immigration, look at the actual direction of travel. Net migration has fallen from a record peak of roughly 944,000 in 2023 to about 171,000 in 2025. That's not nothing. That's a dramatic, dramatic drop. Britain is having a nervous breakdown over the shark attacks while ignoring the car crashes. Ultimise.