Rishi Sunak

[MillionMilesAway]

He’s doing his utmost to ensure Labour have no possibility of being a success.

If ever there was a scenario of party first, country second, Sunak is displaying it in spades.

Shame on him and his party and they deserve to be wiped off the political map forever. Let’s make that so.

Some time last year I described it as political vandalism - I think you're right, that it's to wreck things so badly that the friendly media can gaslight in 4-5 years time that it wasn't that bad really.

The more time they hang on, the more times Labour get asked what their plans are. If any sign is given, it'll get skewered or stolen.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Once they’ve got power, the cunts cling on for grim death. Look at Johnson, folks on here stridently stating that he wasn’t interested in the job, and was, in fact, bored in the role, and yet the **** had to be forced out of office despite the game being up for week, possibly months.

Fucking junkies.

Johnson, and to a large extent Cameron, wanted to be Prime Minister.

I don't think May did so much, a bit like Brown - they wanted to run the country but without the performative parts.

Sunak... no idea. I don't think he knows - it's almost as though he's been told that he's not allowed to stop.

 

[Bodicoteblue]

Power is a difficult thing to give up.

As is the attention garnered by the position.
I suspect if you delve into the family histories of a lot of these, there would be many sad episodes of lack of parental attention, love and affection.
If you spend your formative years at boarding schools, then family relationships can often be distant and strained, and you’re left constantly striving for personal recognition and attention from your family and peer-group.
Whether the attention is good or bad, is immaterial as long as it‘s there.

 

[mosssideblue]

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

As is the attention garnered by the position.
I suspect if you delve into the family histories of a lot of these, there would be many sad episodes of lack of parental attention, love and affection.
If you spend your formative years at boarding schools, then family relationships can often be distant and strained, and you’re left constantly striving for personal recognition and attention from your family and peer-group.
Whether the attention is good or bad, is immaterial as long as it‘s there.

Sunak didn’t board at Winchester.

 

[Dicko69]

Sunak didn’t board at Winchester.

He bored everyone he spoke to though

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

He bored everyone he spoke to though

Other than Truss and May, he’s the Prime Minister in my lifetime that I’d be least inclined to go for a pint with, although I’m struggling to think of any that would make the cut tbf. Heath and Wilson maybe.

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

I actually think he's doing a better job than I expected. Still shite, tories even more shite. But after Truss, May, Boris he's been better.

 

[Phil1]

I actually think he's doing a better job than I expected. Still shite, tories even more shite. But after Truss, May, Boris he's been better.

Better in what way? He’s fucking useless and every sentence that comes out of his mouth is a lie.
But then you’re thinking of voting reform so can see why you’d think he was ok.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I actually think he's doing a better job than I expected. Still shite, tories even more shite. But after Truss, May, Boris he's been better.

I expected him to be shite and he’s been worse.