An Andy Burnham premiership is not democracy and we have a right to demand a vote, says Patrick Christys

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An Andy Burnham premiership is not democracy and we have a right to demand a vote, says Patrick Christys

Is Britain actually a democracy? Andy Burnham won in Makerfield, then Keir Starmer resigned. And now it looks like Andy Burnham is about to become Labour leader and Prime Minister unopposed. Labour MPs seem like a united front, but how can a man who won just 0.03 per cent of the public vote, who was voted for by a total of 24,000 people have a mandate as PM? TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say And if he’s unop…