Can Sunak Bring It Back in 2024?
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With the Tories mired in poor polling and an election imminent in 2024, many have written off Sunak's chances of being re-elected. But how is the incumbent Prime Minister planning on turning his fortunes around with the electorate? And could it even work?
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I'm sorry but anyone still voting Tory is a bloody fool at this point
True, has to be Reform
@@LfrJacceven bigger idiots
@@LfrJaccReform won’t even win a single seat.
@@Steven-vo4ee doesn't mean they're not the best choice
@@Person11068are you a tankie
The only thing we need and want from him anymore is a general election. There is nothing he can improve in our lives, not a single thing.
Plenty of time to make himself, his wife, his in-laws and his cronies even richer though
@@Redsleatheryep that's what it's all about crafty greedy with no limits.
@@Redsleatherand there it is. 😮
If the people still vote for Sunak after the shit show the Tories delivered the last few years, the Brits don't deserve it any better.
Absolutely correct
If people still vote Labour after their last shit show, Labour delivered in their last years, the Brits don't deserve any better.
Almost like we should be voting for policies we believe in and not tribal blue/red politics.
@@SaintGerbilUK People care about present
@@SaintGerbilUK There were many many good years under the last Labour government, it was only a global collapse that brought things down. There have not been ANY good years under the Tories, everything has been in constant decline for nearly a decade and a half. Hell just before the Tories took power, the UK had left recession and was recovering, the Tories immediately destroyed that recovery to the extent it STILL hasn't happened. Earnings now are on average about £10,000 below where they would have been had they Tories not utterly wrecked the economic recovery and driven us into stagnation.
@@SaintGerbilUKThe crisis under labour was caused by corrupt bankers mainly in the US.. bankers are not your average Labour supporters.
The Tories have had their chance, a 14 year chance. NO MORE!
Tories and Labour have, over 100 years.
@@diesel92kj1Compare and contrast Tory and Labour achievements over that period.
@@Steven-vo4eeyes that's why it's mostly Tory with the occasional Labour before they overspend and cause a collapse.
@@Steven-vo4eea lot more Labour achievements especially in the 2000s than the tories
@@Lando-kx6so NHS for example.
There’s constantly an army of people waiting to vote for the Tories, for whatever reason
We’ve had high hopes for a Tory loss before; i’ve not got my fingers crossed this time round either
You gotta have your fingers crossed, because unfortunately if the tories win again it's another tough 5 years of life here and things will not improve at all
Me neither, it's impossible to underestimate the arrogance and stupidity of Tory voters, they would gleefully vote for a child molester and lecture you on how bad 'woke' is whilst they do it.
Starmer has had to adopt Tory colours to get elected. It's how the majority of people think.
@@Person11068 You're right thank you for the correction, yep I think we can find ourselves devolving into an American "like" country without the money they make and all the negatives
He's a million miles from a Tory if you can't be bothered to look and spout BS fed to you by the Tory MSM then it's your loss you'll be stuck with the Cons again and No Hope@@jim-es8qk
He’s tried everything except having any interest in the wellbeing of the middle and working classes. For the sake of our schools, our hospitals, our rivers, our forests, let’s hope he can’t “bring it back”
He'll probably keep banging the immigration / culture war drum.
Rivers and forest? It's Labour thats going open the flood gates and build houses everywhere.
How is Kier better?
@@aclark903 Which Labour policy do you disagree with?
@@paulgibbon5991 I thought Kier was very cheap for going after Rishi all scandalized when Rishi merely made a joke about Kier’s gender confusion.
The fact that Tories are even still IN THE POLLS speaks volumes about the English voters 😂
well not everyone wants to vote for the populist Starmer and labor party that doesn't work.
The voters fear a massive and fast move to socialism.
Wow, this could be one of the worst takes I've ever seen.
I'd say it says more about Labour, honestly. If they can't run away with this election after everything the Tories have done, that's an indictment of their utter inability to appeal to the public.
Low tax, a well organised budget, and a good business environment are typically the best ways for the majority to progress in life. Which was why they kept winning.
Fishy Rishi against a seasoned lawyer in a public debate will NOT go well.
He does that most Wednesdays
@aliasgur3342
Who, Rishi?
He is eaten alive week in, week out. Tetchy, answering his own questions and hopeless.
Every PMQ is a proving that Tories have nothing to offer.
@@fenderek666 It just occurred to me that most people don't watch PMQ whereas a television debate would be more popular.
@@fenderek666 That's unfair. They do have something to offer. It's just that nobody likes it.
If the Tories win, I'll definitely be leaving this country with my family. Im worried that theres no future for my kids in the stagnant economy.
Not defending the Tories but if you think Labour will be any better, I admire your optimism imao. They’re two sides of the same coin, Labour just more ‘woke’.
@@user-lf4vj6qq8q think if corbyn won we'd be worse off now?
@@user-lf4vj6qq8q I probably do hold high hopes for Labour, but that's because I remember not having to wait months for a GP appointment, I remember staff in the NHS being well paid and feeling valued, I remember the working class being better off than they are now and I remember younger generations being able to afford a mortgage.
@@keiranmorrisart Corbyn was a product before before his time.. If it was Corbyn instead of Starmer now, I think more of the population would be choosing Labour.
@fozzarooo I disagree the media would have people vote against their best interest all over again
No. No, he can't. Governments of all kinds have expiry dates and the Tories are well past theirs. When the great mass of people have decided they've had enough of you, you can't get it back.
The life span of most governments is usually 2 to 3 terms or somewhere in the 8 to 12 year range. Once you get to that stage, the failures and scandals have built up to the point that people are just tired of you. Likewise, the failures and scandals of the previous government are usually far enough in the past that they've been largely forgotten and a lot of the faces have changed so they look fresh and eager.
You can try all of the new tricks you want but you'll only give an impression of a government lost and flailing about without purpose and you won't be taken seriously. The people won't really care what you do, they'll just want to see the back of you.
Very true.
The fact the Conservatives increased vote share whilst in power each of the past 3 elections is not how life normally works.
Come in high, slowly drop till there is a recession/ emergency is normal I.e. Labour 97-10.
It's no sure thing, people may loathe the Tories, but at the same time, the electorate is very conservative in the UK, a lot of people blame the problems on Labour anyway, despite Tories being in power for nearly a generation.
Tory party is a cult over there, and they will have a way better election result than you think, I predict a very narrow loss.
Ultimately it doesn't matter, unlike Tories, voters punishes Labour when things don't go right.
So, after one term where they are unable to clean up all the problems, Tories will sweep back in for another generation.
To follow your analogy: Tories are like a pirate ship with the cannons facing the deck, every time they fire off shots they risk sinking themselves. Luckily for them the media covers their back and downplays their colossal incompetence and corruption...
Downplays is an understatement
@@wrestlingp Agreed, all bought and paid for unfortunately. Sycophantism and coverups from over 80% of the media in the UK - the least trusted and most disreputable media in Europe for the past few decades. I'm old enough to remember investigative journalism, now only a few small news outlets like this one have plurality of the media.
If the tories win than we might aswell say humanity has officially become broken
Certainly in this country I would agree.
Hope that's not gonna happen
"What is Rishi's plan to beat Labour?"
Sensible governance?
"-he may cut taxes to win the favour of the electorate"
Oh... That might work too
There’s been absolutely nothing sensible from the Sunak administration.
Cutting taxes is the stupidest move every time
its probably going to be going against the "woke" or some other stupid bullshit to rile up the uneducated
@@Destructocorps especially before an election. He's either gonna have to raise it again after he's elected or he leaves Labour with a funds shortage
@@thomastakesatollforthedark2231I'm fine with the latter it would be interesting to see Labour have to turn to austerity. Particularly when they've done the same to the Tories years ago.
Starmer consistently rattles Sunak at PMQ's: He's come on top every time. I think he can deal with an election debate :p
Have the Tories not noticed that the more people see of Sunak, the less they like him?
If he’s good at debate, why is he so bad at PMQ?
Bring it back assumes that Sunak ever had it. Not even the Tory memberships wanted him.
@@Besthinktwice I’m not sure there is any coming back from that.
@@Besthinktwicesays the party who just lost the Muslim vote for failing to be sufficiently anti-Semitic.
@@SaintGerbilUK says the Tory troll
@@arpandas2243 fuck the Tories, but also fuck Labour too.
They are both wanting the decline of the country Labour does it fast Tories do it slow.
I don't want the country to decline at all and I'd like to go the other way.
I find the idea that Sunak would win a TV debate with Starmer questionable.Two reasons:
1 Starrmer rose through the ranks as a prosecutor to get the top job with the CPS. This is a career where the most important skill is your ability to make convincing arguments and rhetoric to win your case - he is vastly experienced in this field and will have prepared answers to Sunaks questions.
2 He won a debate with Liz Truss who is in many peoples opinion unusually inept at public speaking for a politician (she still beat Sunak in the leadership contest though) so its hard to see the logic that this proves Sunak is somehow the king of debates, particularly when you consider that his business before he came recently into politics six years ago was working out how to manipulate banking systems to gamble money for profit - market trading is undoubtedly a skill but not one that involves convincing an audience.
Most people's worldview is fashioned by the Tory loving MSM
Listening to PMQ's Starmer has been reasonably focused and exceptionally well prepared, I catch it via the Red Box podcast a Times offering and according to them Sunak nearly always comes out on top even when he gets his ar5e handed to him on a plate.
The anti Starmer anti Labour noise from the right leaning media is relentless @@Besthinktwice
Starmer is actually showing signs of improvement as well. He's humiliated Sunak in several PMQs in a row now, and was just taking the p*ss in the final one of the year. The only real problem is the media would obviously over-hype Sunak's performance whatever happened - the joys of living in a country dominated by right wing media...
2 very true. Truss beat him
Is sad when people ignore voting results as the best measure of success of something that had a single goal of..... winning votes.
Like how many Labour members think 2017 was a win.
You're censored man I cant read what you said but you got 77 ups so they must have liked it.
@@danielwebb8402 whats the issue with 2017? It was the first time in I think 20 years that Labour gained seats instead of losing and came damn close in the popular vote.
Tories are doomed 😂😂
Doomed,I tell thee!
@@WhatthaonaboutDoooooooom!!!!
So is the UK
Let's hope so.
@@williampatrickfagan7590nah the UK was doomed for 14 years under the tories now there's chance to get them tf out
People will vote maybe 10% for Labour, 90% not for Tories
A vote for Tories is simply a vote for more indecisive, unprofessional chaos
It’s also brilliant circumstances for Starmer and Labour because the bar for competent and responsible governance is now abysmally low. Basically anything they do will look wonderful.
Pretty much that
That's nearly the case for any party that has been in power for a prolonged period of time.
A vote for the Tories guarantees:
Sleaze, lies, misery, corruption, cronyism, incompetence and gloom
Tories out. Vote Labour ✅
Handly, Starmer is 90% Tory and 10% Labour. So he's a shoe-in. (The current Conservatives are 30% Tory and 70% venal incompetents.)
@@ragerancher That’s inevitable in the first-past-the-post elections. It’s either a vote for one of the two best positioned contenders in the constituency or just a quirky way to spoil the ballot paper, as Phil from A Different Bias mentioned.
Sunak seems to have forgotten that he lost those debates with Liz Truss and Starmer being a lawyer would wipe the floor with him.
How he thought bringing back Cameron is baffling
He made a pigs ear of it.
Yep bad mistake bringing back a relic.
It'd take an electoral mastermind to right this sinking ship and Sunak is not that.
He doesn't need a mastermind- he has the right wing gutter press on his side.
A personality contest?
Neither Sunak nor Starmer has one. However, reading the Party manifestos is usually helpful in understanding what the available options are. Unfortunately, only a very small percentage of voters bother to do this,
The annoying thing is that surely the government knows that most people won't bother reading a manifesto, yet last election was the first time I was able to vote and I was following the social media pages of each of the main parties.
I genuinely do not recall a single post that was actually helpful in telling me what the party wanted to do, they all essentially boiled down to "Don't vote for the other guy, he has nits".
We are literally living in the information age and the world leaders cannot think of a way to provide useful information for the masses.
Cameron and Johnson both put a lot of energy into appearing as lively, vibrant personalities and that's before mentioning Trump. I'm quite ready for someone who's a boring and sensible steady hand on the wheel.
@@paulgibbon5991 As am I.
Personality has never been my yardstick. It has always been policy. However, the number of voters who never look beyond the facade is shocking. Major was a distinct relief after Thatcher.
Hopefully Starmer will have policies to relieve the suffering of the proletariat. If he has, he will need to publish them soon. Betting on the GE date is still not firming up. But it could be as early as May 2. Voters desperately need to know where Labour stands. Words are cheap. Published goals are much more reliable.
It really annoys me I have friends who vote Tory and they either have small business or family does or one of them has a disabled parent. However they just have this stupid vision that labour is the benefits party. Until last year I believe labour had the best unemployment figures compared to Tory and if we look even further back under say thatcher unemployment was horrific. We look at our GDP and was in a far better position under labour and we also look at borrowing which was half at the worst under labour than current Tory government. Labour even had a year we were in the black. Then we look at NHS investment which goes on a constant slope under labour and then flattens out completely come 2010. Inflation has risen and our population has far increased but money hasn't so the money per person is actually far less. All this information is so easy to find but no people get stuck in this way that I vote for this person I don't care.
@@HA05GER Not caring, which I presume means not voting, is the worst thing you can do (or fail to do).
Every citizen is affected by the political choices made, It isn't just yourself you are letting down. You are upset by the horrific increase in poverty, with accompanying rickets and other related diseases. Yet your vote could be the one that sees local elections and GEs swing under control of humane majorities.
Your vote is the most significant thing you will ever have. Forget the house, the car etc. No single item in your life (apart from your children) will ever be priceless. Your vote is. People starved, were tortured died, all to gain the right to bring about a more just society. Don't waste that.
Vote.
Vote in every local election.
Vote in every GE.
Persuade anyone you can to vote.
Don't give up.
Don't give in.
The numbers show that the larger voter turnout is, the worse the right wing does. Your vote counts. It really does. If you can't be bothered on your own behalf, do it for the little girl who needs glasses on the NHS, or the elderly widow who needs Council services to cut her grass, or your hard working pal who still needs Universal Credit.
If you never lift a finger to help another person, never contribute to a charity, you are helping nonetheless by ensuring that politicians are the most humane you could help to put in power. Because in a fair and just society provision is made for those who need a little help.
"From each according to his means, to each according to his needs." is just as relevant now as when it was first written. It is not a bad credo. But to ever achieve it means never succumbing to apathy.
Tories are history,thank goodness.
I had enough when they froze tax threshold ,a tax on the poor 😢
Spot on- this "hidden tax" effectively devalues any increase in wages/pensions. The headline percentage increase may look good but once the frozen Tax Threshold kicks in you are being robbed!
Femi Oluwole recently posted a video telling us that the most important thing we can do is to actually get out and vote at the next GE - even if that means not voting for the Tories OR Labour. He's aware that Starmer has shifted so far to the right that he's lost a lot of support with traditional labour voters - but that doesn't mean people just shouldn't bother. I think that unless you happen to be in a seat where beating the Tories means voting tactically, you should still vote according to your conscience - and that means voting Plaid Cyrmu, SNP, Green, Lib Dem and even Reform (other parties exist in NI, natch). The main parties need to be sent a message that the 2 party system is broken and that we need PR. If Labour wins too easily, then everything will permanently shift to the right and there will be less chance of meaningful change.
Describe typical Labour Voters?
The likes of Owen Jones is well off well educated hard left proponent his banging on about the working class is laughable.
The working class round my way the younger ones don't care and don't vote the older ones voted for UKIP / Brexit / Boris and wold happily switch to Reform if TalkTV and GBeebies told them too. They are fundamentally ignorant and are unable to see cause and effect.
Labour's core base has been rebuilding around educated and Urban voters much the same way the Democrats have been doing over in the states.
And when you dig into Labour's policies there centre Left which is Left of Blair's centrism and a million miles from the Tories
There needs to be tactical voting. Labour & the tories are NOT the same at all idc what you think or have been told. It's either we continue to have neo facists in power or we get a more right leaning labour that we can pressure tf out of. The country's future can't take another 5 years of Tories
No. We need to think further ahead than 5 years. We need the Tory party to stop being a major player by them losing as many seats as possible. Then in later elections and local elections we can vote for smaller parties to bring Labour down to size too. The big parties need to fall, but the Tories need to go first.
We agree on the outcome needed though, and I very much respect that.
I loathe Femi but on this he is absolutely bang on. We have to get out and vote…for ANYONE other than Labour and Conservative. We can’t keep flitting between 2 stale parties that between them have wrecked society.
@@Lando-kx6so vote tactically where necessary, but I agree with Femi - Labour shouldn't think that it has universal agreement. I don't agree with what Starmer has said on many things: the EU, the spending cuts and Israel being the obvious ones and if their victory is too overwhelming, they'll think that there's no reason to do anything different. Labour won't be as corrupt and hopefully they'll be more green, but other than that, I'm struggling to see any major differences. I want major change, and I'm not seeing that with Labour and I'm certainly not feeling inspired by them.
There is no such thing as government money. It's our money he wasted.
We’ve been voting for the same 2 parties for 100 years and expect things to change…it’s literal insanity. 😂😂
thing do change
you have loads cash so you see no difference
If you think the UK is the same as it was 100 years ago, then you're willfully not paying attention.
@@leaderleming6748 Not what i meant, and i suspect you know it.
You're missing a couple of major factors in your analysis: Tory fatigue, and anti-Tory hatred. After 14 years in office, Brexit, a pandemic, pointless austerity, and ludicrous "culture wars", people are sick and tired of the Tory party. Left, right, center - absolutely nobody believes the Tories have any answers or solutions for any of the problems they've created during their reign, making them wholly unelectable unless you're blindly loyal to the party. People generally aren't.
There's also the fact that they are pretty much universally despised by everyone under 40 - the cost of sacrificing young people on the altar of austerity, and then launching vile attacks on trans people, immigrants, and minority groups in general. It feels like we've reached a point of generational divide, where the Tories have pandered so badly to the elderly bigots of the country there is no reason on earth why anyone who isn't a 50+ property owner and/or a massive racist/transphobe/homophobe/misogynist/xenophobe would ever vote for them. Young people don't like Starmer much, but I think enough will go for the "anyone but the Tories" line and keep them out, even if it means some tactical voting.
They went for short term power instead of sustainable governance. Hopefully it'll be their demise.
Labour are worse.
Labour left a deficit of 700 billion Sunaks leaving a deficit of nearly 3 TRILLION!! Labour didnt have food banks, heating homes, or a death toll like this goverment have and not all due to a pandemic.....we wont even go to immigration!! So how the h😮ell is Labour worse ....do you live in the UK have you seen the state that we are in?? I have never heard such rot as old people have lived long enough and children live in poverty and dont eat!! I can honestly say I've NEVER known a goverment like these.....and I've seen a few....Labour left saying theres no money left These are going saying and meaning weve spent the lot!! Dif is one was sour grapes.... the other is TRUE!!!
@@Bill-uf6osI don't believe anything can be worse than the Tories
@@Bill-uf6os I don't like post-Blair Labour very much but to claim they're worse than this shower of morons is ludicrous.
probably many votes that were once conservative will go to the far right. I hear a lot of people saying that Brexit is still a great opportunity, but that we need the right people to make it work.
I think it's pretty obvious that Sunak is planning to call a snap General Election for May the 2nd. Why else would the budget have been so mediocre?
Never mind Cameron; he brought back twice-sacked Suella Braverman the week he took office.
Good analysis👍🏾👍🏾
They want a popularity contest!? Have they seen the leadership approval ratings between the two?
I needed some comic relief today
4:09 BAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Then they are more deluded than I realised! Starmer isn't exciting, but at least he comes across as an adult who knows what he is doing.
Sunak acts like a petulant head boy who is flipping between not getting his way, and everything crumbling around him.
Judging by Keir Starmer's most recent PMQ's, I think the debate plan could backfire (story of Sunak's career). Lately Keir has been both more witty and relaxed, managing to gode Sunak into sounding churlish, and mean. Though with nothing left to lose, it's as good a punt as any.
Sunak seems so easy to wind up - even moderate questioning has him getting defensive.
Id love to ask Sunak exactly how much he thinks publicly and deliberately misunderstanding gender will help him
It's the only way he can score points. He can't fix the economy, he stoked fears that small refugee boats are in any meaningful way a security risk or a drain on resources, but he can't stop them and is now committed to trying because of the aforementioned fear-stoking, and there are limits to how cruel he can be to migrants. The only issue he has that might actually get people to vote for him is transphobia. It's all he has.
That’s what he’s banking on (basically admitted that the general will be in October)
I just got an ad for polling day on the 27th of May. Does that mean a general election???
If i was old enough to vote, i would spoil the ballot at the moment
I almost don’t care how weak Labour look, we need to get rid of these pirates currently in charge. If they can do SOMETHING to show us that they aren’t simply in it for themselves and their donors I’ll vote for them
Sunak is betting on the "You wouldn't have done it any better" tactic
That's not enough to win
thats not gonna work when their party has been an utter embarassment especially after covid
The ship is sunk.
Halving the wait lists is simply making harder to get seen in a hospital setting. I found to get treatment needed I had to go private as on the NHS they refused to list me for the surgery I needed as there was a wait. Sneaky back door way of getting the list down as I then didn’t register on the wait lists of further treatment down the line
When are the elections scheduled??
cheers for my newspaper
No he cannot
Thanks
The issue behind 99% of our problems is mass immigration. Housing costs being probably the biggest one.
£100 that Sunak quotes Hamiltons what do you stand for 😂
It’s a very steadily sinking ship
Let's hope not as no one will have a Life
Media savvy persona? 😂 He literally had a hissy fit on camera
TV debates with only two parties is pointless. People need to see a wider choice.
I really hope not, otherwise I may leave the country!
The question we need to answer is “Which one is the bigger liar?”
No way 13 years of failure is not enough, that people will dare to vote Tories again😂 . That would be a shit idea
Not unless he pays the opposition to keep a low profile. Though the opposition is just as corrupt, we are doomed whoever comes to power unless the government system is changed drastically. What happened to Great Britain!!!
If only you can listen and understand my words. But your mind is set.
I wouldnt bet against Starmer unless you like really really long odds.
I had a dream i was asking Sunak if he was prepared to serve a full term if reelected.
In my dream his answer was sonething along the lines of "lets get past this hurdle first" 😅
The Tories should move to proportional representation, as a last middle finger.
Not in their interest
This really needs to happen. If we don't get proportional representation then with the current standings of the torys and reform competing for the centre and right voters it will be a landslide win for labour which as bad as the torys are would be a terrible outcome for this country. Proportional representation means there might be a chance of a Tory-reform coalition which no matter how chaotic can't be any worse than labour
@@fantasypvp Can't believe you sat at your computer and managed to type that out, seriously how dumb/detached/racist does a person have to be to want a Tory-Reform coalition 😅
Standing on a platform of Personality - When they have shown they can get rid of him at a moment's notice ...
Sunak's plan is to double down on the most vulnerable, check the bank accounts of those claiming benefits, charge the poor for prescription if they're unable to work, target those that don't have the resources or ability to put up a fight. While all you have to do is take a drive into an industrial estate to see where all the money is. New buildings popping up everywhere with the latest tech to reduce the required work force, well kept grounds and warehouses so big they need to paint them to look like the sky to disguise them. All while British people are resorting to living on the streets because the rents are impossibly high. The businesses own this country, they pay us as little as possible and expect us to work to their schedule or you get the sack. Profits are soaring and Sunak wants to focus efforts on the people claiming benefits.
Just wait til they have their debates together and Starmer takes audience questions.... you know what hes going to be asked.
The Tories have lost it and if the voters don´t see that they are stupid.Time for a change..
Sir Starmer could just point to the fact that they have been in power for the last 14 years...
And Sunak just needs to point out why they havn't been in power for 14 years...
Leadership debates almost never have an impact on general elections
I don't think Truss is the shortest serving prime minister the UK has ever had. Sunak seems a little shorter.
We would also like to know what happened to the 70billion that was for the NHS?
Be honest about the challenges ahead, take responsibility if mistakes are made. It will keep one ahead of the challenges, which can be solved one by one.
You should get not only a TV debate. You have many news UA-cam and Podcast channels in the UK today, like TLDR here, team up and evolve the TV debate format.
So basically Tory strategy is to make the voters forget they are voting for the Tories and that by voting for them they are voting for Sunak? 😂
Why did Rishi Sunak consider an autumn/winter election to be his lucky season?
Because he thought with all the leaves falling, at least something would be dropping faster than the UK's economic numbers!
He’s raving fecking mad
Bye 👋 Rishi, next stop, jail.
betteridges law of headlines
He Has NO Chance ...
No. He can't.
I wouldn't trust Sunak to deliver a pizza.
As if it isn't just easier for Starmer to come up with some policies and take a stance.
I wonder what difference this UK flat earth party will make.
Hopefully
The Tories have had 13 years to sort things out - who on earth would trust them to lead the country again??
The GE WILL be in Spring. The fact that he has brought forward the increase in National Insurance and the Budget doesn't make sense in terms of an Autumn Budget. If you listen to what he said, he didn't confirm that it would not be in Spring. Smoke and mirrors for the general public.
"saying what people want to hear" is a nonsense attack on a politician. If they say what people want to hear, and then deliver anything like it, that's exactly how democracy is meant to work.
"Labour wants to bring in Window Tax, and wants you to have a foodbank ID card!"
Maybe part of the problem is that it's the prime minister's job to keep their party in power, and not you know, govern.
Sunak didn't win his last seat, what makes you think he'll win this one? He's a sort of "by default" kind of guy, not a real election winner.
The upcoming election is for the Labour to lose for me as a non-English observer.
How many iterations of this video are we going to have?
Sunak is a puppet
State of quality of life in UK only REFLECTS the state of affairs of ENTIRE ECONOMY that ENTIRE BRITAIN find herself in and that is very worrying
Nah enough is enough
We all know why he dont want a early general election haha
Tories are deluded, no one watches these political debates and they are a waste of time since they just repeat party lines anyway
Nothing different in the US, either.
Any Party with luminaries such as Braverman in it should not be in power.
People are thick if they vote for tories again. Can you not see the damage done to public services. Labour are exactly the same.
Such as what?
Little Richmond Shoe-Snack couldn't beat an egg!🥚🤡👊