Oh yes it is!

  • Just musing but.

    Wonder how many folks turning up in downing street screaming otherwise. Is required to correct his opinion.

    Unfortunately protest just seems to be ignored in the 2020s> heck most of the 2000s to be honest.

    As a modern society. We really could do with some way of prooving obviose lies about what we all want. Seems I have heard to many politicians over the decades lie about national will.

    Really cannot think of any system other then. Er you know a fucking Genral election after PMs take power without one.

  • He added: “I go out [and] about every day. That’s not what anybody wants. What people want is politicians making a difference to their lives.”

    Right, so he has explicitly asked people: “do you want a general election so you can choose which leader takes us forward during the current crisis?” and all of those people have answered “no, I just want you to carry on making a difference to our lives”?

  • This is the best summary I could come up with:


    Sky News’s political editor Beth Rigby put it to the prime minister that he was a “man without a mandate” - having lost the Tory leadership election last year, before being appointed weeks later without a vote from members.

    But when she was ousted after just 49 days in office, Mr Sunak was only selected by some of his party’s MPs, leading to accusations on the backbenches that it was “undemocratic” and a “coronation”.

    But while Downing Street said officially that “no final decisions have been taken”, sources gave Sky News’ Mhari Aurora “the heaviest hint yet” an announcement would feature in the prime minister’s conference speech on Wednesday - and his remarks would be “worth waiting for”.

    Questioned over whether he had made up his mind, Mr Sunak revealed nothing, dismissing “speculation” and adding: “I approach all these things carefully, thoughtfully, rigorously.”

    But pressed multiple times over whether he had made the call to announce it tomorrow, the prime minister said: “I think it’s right that I’m not going to get forced into making premature decisions, not on something that’s so important that it costs this country tens of billions of pounds.”

    He also denied that the conference had descended into chaos over the topic - as well as the return of Ms Truss and her calls for tax cuts - instead claiming Tory members had “a spring in their step” and “really support” his plans.


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