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[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by arista

Kate looks amazing

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Truss is going to be gone soon, and it's going to be an almighty mess. Who honestly thinks her term as prime minister is going to have a long, happy outcome

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Truss is going to be gone soon, and it's going to be an almighty mess. Who honestly thinks her term as prime minister is going to have a long, happy outcome

What people need to ask themselves is why the Tories can't seem to find themselves a good leader?

We've literally seen the party have four consecutive incompetent leaders, that surely has to be a record.

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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

What people need to ask themselves is why the Tories can't seem to find themselves a good leader?

We've literally seen the party have four consecutive incompetent leaders, that surely has to be a record.

Was Cameron incompetent? His premiership seems remarkably stable now compared to what came afterwards, although his successors have had to deal with challenges no one could have imagined back in 2015

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I wasn't a fan of Cameron('s policies) but objectively, as a leader of a party, he was fine. Leastways from what I remember. But look at what we've had since so that could just be a matter of comparison.

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Feel like in my adult life from like 2014 - June 2016 is more or less the only time this country has been pretty stable, past the economic crash and the worst of austerity and before the Brexit referendum, Covid, Ukraine war and cost of living crisis

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i think the environment these days is that it's massive problems piled on top of massive problems. There is no way we are going to see ourselves out of this for decades and we are just going to have to accept that. The problem is that as human beings we want things we can latch on to for stability, and they are becoming fewer and fewer, so overall, the mental health of the population is on a steep decline and that can only end badly.

If you think about it, covid accelerated Putin's isolation and paranoia, without that happening he may not have taken the actions he has before dying of old age

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Originally Posted by MTVN

Feel like in my adult life from like 2014 - June 2016 is more or less the only time this country has been pretty stable, past the economic crash and the worst of austerity and before the Brexit referendum, Covid, Ukraine war and cost of living crisis

Yes being stable, I agree
a better time

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Teresa put the mockers on it with her strong and stable mantra

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Originally Posted by Cherie

Teresa put the mockers on it with her strong and stable mantra

Yeah I can't take "stable" as a descriptor for politicians seriously anymore

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Teresa did the right thing in calling an election, she just didn't have the personality to pull it off successfully. If she had won by the margins predicted when she called the election, brexit would have been done and dusted there and then

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Teresa did the right thing in calling an election, she just didn't have the personality to pull it off successfully. If she had won by the margins predicted when she called the election, brexit would have been done and dusted there and then

Yeah if the snap election had been instant instead of both parties campaigning, she'd probably have had her landslide. The problem was ... people got to see her I get the feeling she's probably quite nice as a person, but she's a bit of a charisma vacuum. Though I did love her openly dragging BoJo at every opportunity.

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Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Yeah if the snap election had been instant instead of both parties campaigning, she'd probably have had her landslide. The problem was ... people got to see her I get the feeling she's probably quite nice as a person, but she's a bit of a charisma vacuum. Though I did love her openly dragging BoJo at every opportunity.

She lost because her core voters turned in her with her abysmal dementia tax

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Yeah when that election was called she had a huge lead in the polls. She should have gone very policy light in that campaign and just centered it on getting Brexit through like Boris did. Aside from that she could have mainly stuck with the manifesto that Cameron won a big majority with only a couple of years earlier

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Originally Posted by arista

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