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Is Rishi Sunak the weakest PM we have ever had?

He seems to have no clear objectives, and the backbone of a jellyfish.And Keir Starmer is arguably worse.HOW did we end up with these pathetic losers?Maggie must be absolutely spinning in her grave..... 😆

Rosco White ● 274d7 Comments

It would appear you have never read my postings, I don't follow any Party......

Rosco White ● 266d

Who do you consider to be the quality politicians in your ‘Party’?

Gail Peters ● 266d

Yes, from what was rumoured at the time she did "cover" for some of his "indescretions". Allegedly.My point though is that we should all have the ability to note "quality" in a Politician regardless of Party.Unfortunately, some are fully indoctrinated and blind to everything but their Wonderful Party.

Rosco White ● 266d

I think when it comes to integrity Mark Thatcher was Maggie’s Achilles heel. I believe even her own private secretary said her dealings on his behalf had “a whiff of corruption”

Jo Warren ● 267d

I, unlike some on here, have the ability to identify the good traits of people in all parties, and Maggie had the strength of her convictions (whether they were right or wrong) and integrity, NO dodgy expenses or other BS about her, and they tried to nail Dennis too but his business dealings were straight.I also have time for The Beast of Bolsover who I think has incredible integrity, and one or two others in the Labour Party.It is a shame that some are so blinded by Conservative hatred that they wouldn't know integrity if it slapped them in the face.

Rosco White ● 272d

Maggie is now an Urn of ashes ,and as such is unable to spin in her grave.The Witch is dead but clearly,the spell is not yet broken!At least her supporters ,like her party are dying out.

Duncan Venters ● 272d

This seems unduly harsh. He is the leader of a political grouping which is divided into factions which have no common ground and a slim majority which means that groups of his MPs can hold him to ransom at any time and most of them are aware they are losing their jobs anyway. Anybody, no matter how forceful their personality, could adequately manage this situation.Unlike his two predecessors he is diligent, undogmatic and listens to advice. Hard to argue that he is a pathetic loser when this time next year he will be working in California in the sunshine with an eye-wateringly large salary.As for Starmer, the suggestion that he lacks backbone also seems to be wide of the mark. Within the Labour party the criticisms are all directly opposed to this namely that he is too rigid on issues such as public spending, trans-rights, Gaza and public ownership.

Mark Evans ● 274d