He'll go, its just a matter of when not if. The problem is there is no decent successor who can change the story. There is a lot of good being done by the government its just hidden behind a load of right wing posturing as they are too scared to stand up for what they believe.
Yes i agree, and this has gone on for far too long. Far too passive, far too quiet and also not sure enough of themselves with big decisions.
The kind of leader that in many ways we’ve needed or directly asked for, and who’s actually boringly turned the economy around, but turns out to be disappointedly bad at politics and leadership? Thus ushering an even worse era of gobshites egged on by credulous do gooders or genuine morons at best, racists at worse? We know who you are.
Economy has been growing, unemployment is down, deficit has decreased. All good stuff.
Iran is generous too. We've helped the US the entire time but a narrative seems to have taken hold that Keir has 'kept us out of it' when he hasn't.
We are less involved in it than we would be under any other Prime Minister since the 70s with the possible, but unlikely, exception of Brown. Unfair to not give him his flowers for that.
Being linked with an England recall too, although I can't see it.
Well he's also aiding and whitewashing a genocide so I won't be too gushing in my praise.
That's a different conflict though and the point was explicitly about Iran. Although I agree, it's not really any different to pretty much every other Western country who could make a difference. The EU as a collective have done nothing even if some individual nations have been critical.
Pay growth at it's lowest in 5 years. One of many reasons people don't feel any real world effects of these headline figures. Youth unemployment highest for 10 years.
21 into 22 is when inflation spiralled so that makes sense.
