Se alguém pensou que havia uma oportunidade para um novo começo para o primeiro-ministro e o governo em 2018, então esse pensamento foi rapidamente extinto com uma reinfecção do gabinete que foi reinflue que foi thambolic e caótico da campanha geral da eleição geral do verão. Amplamente relatado na mídia, portanto, não faz sentido repetir seu catálogo de erros de julgamento aqui. Este circo foi agravado por mensagens de mídia social do QG conservador, sugerindo que o chefe de transporte Chris Grayling havia sido feito presidente do Partido Tory. É claro que ele não tinha. declarações que colocam a liberdade de uma mulher do Reino Unido no Irã em perigo adicional; O colapso do NHS, ou compromissos inadequados para empregos externos do ensino superior, esse governo não pode acertar nada. Somente a comunidade empresarial criativa, robusta, determinada e comprometida está mantendo o UK PLC em qualquer tipo de forma economicamente. Infelizmente, apesar de todos os problemas do governo, o trabalho está lutando para estabelecer uma liderança decente de pesquisas. 'Macron Moment' chegou? Clube. No entanto, em algum momento, certamente o interesse nacional deve se tornar a prioridade para as pessoas com pensamento certo?
The details of Theresa May’s attempts to reinvigorate her top team have been widely reported in the media, so there is no point in repeating her catalogue of misjudgements here.
Comedy Gold is one way of describing the PMs reshuffle day, with Minister’s refusing to change jobs, resigning, and actually being given additional responsibilities where they demanded it. This circus was compounded by social media messages from Conservative HQ suggesting that the Transport chief Chris Grayling had been made chairman of the Tory Party. He hadn’t, of course.
Against this backdrop, and the ongoing Brexit debacle, it is clear that we have a Prime Minister who is limping towards the exit door of number ten, in office but not in power, whilst those around her bounce from crisis to crisis.
Whether it be Brexit impact assessments that have never existed; statements that put the liberty of a UK woman in Iran in further danger; the NHS meltdown, or inappropriate appointments to external Higher Education jobs, this administration cannot get anything right.
Our economic growth is slower than any of the G8, inflation is rising. Only the creative, robust, determined and committed business community are keeping UK PLC in any sort of shape economically.
Given all this, then you would expect the official opposition to be preparing for power? Sadly, despite all of the government’s woes, Labour is struggling to establish a decent poll lead.
I’m afraid that whilst Jeremy Corbyn is leader, and his team continue to promote Motherhood and Apple Pie policies, there is little chance of that changing.
With a Tory Party in disarray, and Labour shifting so far to the left that they are almost out of sight, has the UKs ‘Macron moment’ arrived?
If you look at the political personalities who are currently disillusioned by their party, Lord Heseltine, Ken Clarke, George Osborne, Chuka Umunna, David Miliband, and Stella Creasy to name just six, it is easy to see how a new political force could emerge.
The emotional attachment to a political party is almost as great as the emotional attachment to a football club. However, at some point, surely the national interest must become the priority for right-thinking people?
