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The Next Prime Minister
I've just read that rumours are circulating among Labour ranks that Keir Starmer's performance to date leaves much to be desired. Word is that he will shortly be replaced by Angela Rayner. A sure way to kick this lousy government into touch. What's that I hear? Bring it on?
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It's the proverbial re-arranging of the deck chairs on the Titanic: it doesn't matter whom they chose, they will be lucky to make it to the next general election.
If it wasn't for that cursed fixed term in office (brought about to appease that awful Nick Clegg brat) there would be howls now for a lack of confidence vote & an immediate G.E.
As utterly appalling as this bad joke of a Govt is, they ain't going anywhere given the size of their majority, albeit the majority is flattering given their share of the vote (Andrew Neil referred to it as "As wide as an ocean but as shallow as a village pond."). So we've got four more years of them continuing to demonstrate they are not fit to govern.
The only silver lining is that without question they are going to be a single-term Govt.
Does anybody dare to imagine if the thick as pigsiht Raynor were to become PM? We'd be an absolute laughing stock on the world stage.
For all Reform's present issues that need correcting, Farage running the country is clearly the UK's best option at present (provided he drops this PR nightmare threat). Badenoch is likely to be too weak for the PM job, as she demonstrated by supporting the previous Tory government's lack of action. Braverman might be a good choice though.
As for Labour, they have no clear individual capable of turning the party's reputation around, let alone looking as potential PM material. One sees what one gets with the present lot. Starmer, Rayner, whoever; none seem capable of tackling any major issue. For most, pleasing their minority constituents seem to be the priority, and their minorities tend to favour detrimental non-UK issues; non-western culture ones in many cases. I'm not saying all individuals in the minority groups feel that way, but enough do to be wary of the whole. (Is government still considering introducing blasphemy laws here ? If so how many pikes does the Tower still have available ?)
mea culpa 09:15: I somehow missed the repeal of the fixed term act;
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Very sensible, so let there be a GE in short order & get this failed lot out.
