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Some Tory Mp's Are Questioning Suella Braverman's Return
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After the complaints about the opposition going on about the Home Secretary's reappointment, a number of prominent Tories have joined in questioning whether the PM should have brought her back. What do we think?
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Seriously, as someone who is not a Tory supporter (in case you hadn't noticed, but neither am I hard left 5C etc either) I think what we need now is for the government we have to actually get on with trying to sort out the country as best as they can. A general election now would mean another 6 or 7 weeks of inaction as far as running the country goes.) Messing about with cabinet positions would also cause more chaos.
Seriously, as someone who is not a Tory supporter (in case you hadn't noticed, but neither am I hard left 5C etc either) I think what we need now is for the government we have to actually get on with trying to sort out the country as best as they can. A general election now would mean another 6 or 7 weeks of inaction as far as running the country goes.) Messing about with cabinet positions would also cause more chaos.
The new PM should be free to select whoever be wants, so long as he is prepared to take responsibility for the consequences of those choices. Braverman made an error, apologised for it, resigned over it, and I wish her well in learning from her mistakes and cracking on with the job. Cooper and others are right to question the rapidity of Braverman's re-appointment and only time will tell whether the PM's judgement was right or wrong.
/// Braverman made an error, apologised for it ///
Like so many "public" apologies, what she's sorry for is that she got caught. Either that or she's so thick to think it was OK in the first case that she's not fit to govern.
With the predilection for back-stabbing that epitomises the Tory Party, Rishi would be wiser to dump her.
Like so many "public" apologies, what she's sorry for is that she got caught. Either that or she's so thick to think it was OK in the first case that she's not fit to govern.
With the predilection for back-stabbing that epitomises the Tory Party, Rishi would be wiser to dump her.
// she's not fit to govern. //
So a Labour peer is concerned that the security and intelligence services will not share vital information with her, thus compromising the nation's security.
These claims have little mileage! Sunak chose to reappoint her on merit. Assured that Braverman continues to have strong relationships with all the operational bodies that report into the Home Office. Her expertise should not be undermined!
She is one of the few MPs who is prepared to put her head above the parapet. That head of hers is most certainly going to be tested as looming and difficult issues face her. Namely the ECHR and migrant crisis.
Those MPs in her own party who continue to question the PM's decision, need to think again.
So a Labour peer is concerned that the security and intelligence services will not share vital information with her, thus compromising the nation's security.
These claims have little mileage! Sunak chose to reappoint her on merit. Assured that Braverman continues to have strong relationships with all the operational bodies that report into the Home Office. Her expertise should not be undermined!
She is one of the few MPs who is prepared to put her head above the parapet. That head of hers is most certainly going to be tested as looming and difficult issues face her. Namely the ECHR and migrant crisis.
Those MPs in her own party who continue to question the PM's decision, need to think again.
Canary: It matters not a jot whether she did, or did not, make a misjudgement, though it was clearly a misjudgement. She did it several times. If anyone in the commercial world did what she did (confidential documents to a third party) then they would be fired. The point is that, in politics, perception is reality. And Sunak has made a big mistake. The proof of that is that his first two days have been damaged by his mistake and that he has gifted a knife to Labour. Just plain, amateur, politics.
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Would this link shed any light on the situation?
Would this link shed any light on the situation?
It's vital she returns as she seemed the only one who knew what was needed. Which is probably why many want to see her out. She still has to convince the rest to back her though. Maybe if we leave the ECHR next week we can believe again. The excuse used to get her out from Liz's cabinet was clearly just that, an excuse. Hardly a resigning/sacking offence. So no ammunition for anyone.
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