Well, that's it. The votes are in and being counted, and when we wake up tomorrow, we'll know who the new PM is. But it doesn't matter if you voted left or right there's one thing we in Britain can all agree on. No matter who wins, it's our duty to grind the bastard down and reduce them to tears.
Unlike the Americans, we don't worship politicians. We don't fly flags with their names on. We don't wear their stupid caps or merchandise?
Boris and May 3 years each, Truss 49 days, none made it to the next election. So can we do it again, just for a laugh.
How long will the new British Prime Minister last?
It depends how bad the sabotage is that the Tories do before they leave and it depends how well Labour can overcome all the issues that need adressing. If people see some progress and they feel like things are getting better even if it's just a little bit then I think they will last a long time but if they fail to do that if there's some more unforseen catastrophes and Labours plans get derailed then it could get ugly fast.
Could be like Tony Blair and go on forever , interesting side note that Tony Blair ( Ruperts great mate ) is said to have slept with his now ex wife , Wendy Deng , now there is one lady who plays the LOOOOONNNGGGG game , the perfect plan , and its make her a billionaire , born in Rural China.
With the state Rishi Sunak was in, especially these last few months, Labour could have nominated a lamppost and still won decisively. As people in the street interviews have said, they are just so tired of the Tories. So I assume a very stable Labour government for the next legislative period.
@WhiteBoyChill yes, roughly 4 million voted reform, 4 seats; and over 9 million voted Labour, 400 odd seats. So twice as many votes yet 100x times the seats. In fact I think reform got more total votes than the lib dems yet they got 71 seats.
I dread to imagine what new laws will be put in place by Labour to trample the common Brit underfood while NOT redacting any of the nonsense set in place by the Tories. Yeah, 90% sure Labour have this one. But every time the government swaps, they prioritise finding new ways to abuse and tyrannise us rather than redacting the cruelties and tyrannies of the previous government.
Well based on the exit polls, the results are a huge win for Labour, with Starmer becoming Prime Minister. The fun starts with the Unions and the far left members.
There will be a battle with the unions and potentially more strikes, from that it will become a leadership challenge.
I think it will be awhile before Liz Truss's record is broken. I'd give Keir Starmer at least a year. The real question is... will he meet Charles or William first?
Here I am on Downing Street, diving into a new chapter of my life, not as a culinary adventurer but as the newly appointed Prime Minister of this great nation. It's a role that I never imagined, but one that I accept with the same zeal and enthusiasm that I bring to every dish I encounter. For years, I've tasted the world, savoring the spices of India, the rich sauces of France, and the umami of Japan. Each flavor has taught me the power of connection, of understanding, and of bringing people together. So, citizens of the United Kingdom, let us raise a glass, not to me, but to the delicious journey that lies ahead. Bon appétit!🍾🍹💯
Well it depends on how badly they screw the country over if it's only mild theft and lies they might do well and last it out, by how badly it's been happening so far whom ever it is might be able to last a good long while.. Dont you think?
Tear'em down. Our PM Anthony Albanese even joined in helping to tear himself down, by persuading us to vote against his referendum by a 2/3 majority. He is still crying.
They say 80% of Britons did not vote for or want Starmer. So I'm guessing he'll last until there is a credible alternative. Possibly Farage if he continues his upward trajectory.
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