To be honest I want a period of boring competence in politics. Just to give my head a rest.
You can’t really have that because neither of the main political parties is solidly behind their leader, and neither has a coherent and considered manifesto. The Conservatives in the House are still horribly divided, Johnson’s removal doesn’t change that, and Labour‘s grass roots aren’t fully behind Starmer; they’re also not ready for an election this year. That means neither party is prepared to address the very real issues facing the country today or this year, so more chaos lies ahead.
 
The worry is that Tory leaders have been getting progressively worse. Cameron, to May, to Johnson. Could end up with someone like Truss next.
Nobody with long-term political ambitions would touch the job- far better to wait a couple of years- so another short-term vanity project is more than likely.
 
You can’t really have that because neither of the main political parties is solidly behind their leader, and neither has a coherent and considered manifesto. The Conservatives in the House are still horribly divided, Johnson’s removal doesn’t change that, and Labour‘s grass roots aren’t fully behind Starmer; they’re also not ready for an election this year. That means neither party is prepared to address the very real issues facing the country today or this year, so more chaos lies ahead.
All the above, as well as being correct, suitably demonstrates how utterly broken our political system is.
 

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