All governments eventually fail, hence why they get voted out. The Tories have been quite fortunate in so far as last time they were up against Corbyn who was unelectable to the majority of people in this country.
It is hard, however to see what positives there have been since 2019 or before that tbh.
The economy has flatlined at best, Johnson's government treated the rest of us with distain during covid. They have let water companies be raped by venture capitalists, leveraging huge debts against assets while paying out massive dividends. They can't stop the small boats, their own flagship policy. They have raised taxes on small businesses to unprecedented levels in my buiness lifetime, while letting the biggest business's continue to pay little or no tax. The education system is a mess, with huge pressures put on Teachers, hence loads leaving. The health care system seems as if its in a perpetual mess. They can't procur any capital projects on time or on budget. The Armed forces are clearly underfunded with the smallest army ever. Despite a war raging on our doorstep for the past 30mths. Finally I really struggle to warm to Sunack, I just dont find him that personable. Not sure on Starmer either, but in reality it's a small issue.
I am not saying Labour are going to rectify all the above things, clearly not, but I feel its probably time someone else had a go at steering the ship.
Probably the most disappointing thing out of all of the above is the poor performance of the economy. As a government if you don't get that right, you can't improve many of the others.
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