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I am still firm on Sunak will be the next PM.
Sunak is the one that scares me the most. I know Gove is angling, maybe Patel is too, but it'd be the end of the Tories as the party of govt if they do. People dislike them. They get the whiff of weirdo from them.
Sunak has some unique challenges but he's intelligent, can do likeable, and he's utterly without principle. You're absolutely right with this. Sunak is the threat. If the Tories know what's good for their grasp on power - and they always do - then they'll make it Sunak.
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I am still firm on Sunak will be the next PM
Yup
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Naive question on PMQs; how do they trickle down to better election or poll results?
They don't. Some clips might make it into the news/Facebook if they're particularly spicy. Only the most hardcore nerds actually watch it.
PMQs is too boring even for me and I watched that House of Lords filibuster for 4 hours when Brexit was going on
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I am still firm on Sunak will be the next PM.
You know how the voxpop-ish encounters give a sense that the people have a very cynical view of corruption in government in that they think that all are corrupted. In such landscape does this whole sleaze thing matter?
Naive question on PMQs; how do they trickle down to better election or poll results?