Oddly as a labour voter with some property that (high interest rates, property market crash) represents an ideal outcome, the reset the economy, country need as far as i see it - where the young and economically active can make their way and the stranglehold of the baby boomers via artificially inflated asset prices (to escape a market correcting crash in 08 that should have happened) has been removedI can't see BJ going back to No10 in my lifetime.
There is precious little time left between now and the next general election when Starmer is more likely to form a government.
The only way that Liz Truss' economic policy would work is like Patrick Minford said, let the market decides, low taxes to attract investors and the BoE will push interest rate to 7%. The last time interest rate was that high was 1992. Back then, mortgage rate was above 8%. Just think about how it would affect property price, together with low taxes, the two cornerstones of conservative values. Truss gives priority to low taxes and neglects property values. That would affect middle income earners who are more easily persuaded to vote for soft Labour like Blair in 1997.
That won't stop him trying though, and if Truss's policies mess up with her appeal gone, I wouldn't be at all surprised to see the Tories panic him back into leadership.I can't see BJ going back to No10 in my lifetime.
We certainly need a change, but without the Scottish vote a hung parliament is still in prospect. It needs a huge swing of the English conservative vote to give Labour the clear overall control they'd need to rule effectively.There is precious little time left between now and the next general election when Starmer is more likely to form a government.
Difficulty filling jobs now being discussed;I agree. Seems she will appoint her supporters to every role. But, with less than a majority among MPs, she might struggle to avoid appointing some who are less that effusive in praise simply due top numbers. At least, lower down the ranks.
That looks like a recipe for failure.
No problem, cabinet ministers don't have to be from the ruling party. They can be from any elected party or be independent, or from the House of Lords if they insist on them being Conservatives, though anyone from there is valid too.
Now he's an independent, Jeremy Corbyn could be the Tory's transport minister, completing the rail nationalisation that Grant Shapps started with Northern Rail.No problem, cabinet ministers don't have to be from the ruling party. They can be from any elected party or be independent, or from the House of Lords if they insist on them being Conservatives, though anyone from there is valid too.
Absolutely, every cloud has a silver lining.TBH, I am pleased that Patel, Dorries, Raab are leaving.
I think the bar has been set for professional limbo dancers rather than jumpers. At that height, very easy to trip over it.I like what she said about BJ's achievements just now at the door of No10: delivered brexit, covid vaccine and support for Ukraine. Compare that to what BJ said himself yesterday at the same place. Not a huge endorsement from Truss for his 3 years of tenure and at considerable cost to us all.
She may turn out to be a better PM than Cameron, TM and BJ.
Not so much better, more less worse?She may turn out to be a better PM than Cameron, TM and BJ.
I Can't Believe It's Not Better?Not so much better, more less worse?
.
I can't find any baritone sheep on Youtube.I think the bar has been set for professional limbo dancers rather than jumpers. At that height, very easy to trip over it.
Of course, they are all men.A lot of enemies have their enmity reinforced:
Shailesh Vara out as Northern Ireland secretary
Andrew Stephenson out as party chair
Greg Clark leaves government
Johnny Mercer leaves government
Steve Barclay leaves government
Grant Shapps leaves government
Dominic Raab leaves government