The next new UK Prime Minister will be the 6th in 10 years [since 2016]
That's like Italy used to be until comparatively recently. What is happening in this formerly leading democracy?
The next new UK Prime Minister will be the 6th in 10 years [since 2016]
That's like Italy used to be until comparatively recently. What is happening in this formerly leading democracy?
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Here is a pattern... pro-immigration. All of them were defalut pro-immigration.
Look for that pattern... The natives overall want one thing to stop, and they're just not getting it.
A large part of the political class are stuck on "numbers go up" but it's not the numbers that matter. More people, more tax money for them right? not when the bulk of the 'more people' live off benefits rather than work. Same ammount of houses, but more people... would that make house prices and rent go up?
If you're old enough, you'll remember when the political pendulum started it's long swing from the right to the left... if they don't let go of that one issue, the swing to the right is just going to get heavier and heavier like that fat chick in the picture.
All the other issues like crime... yeah. The people want something different than more of the same with a different name and I think it's just that one main issue. Continue to flood the streets with the 3rd world and eventually, the 3rd world will take over or...
That hard shift to the right will be the response eventually.
We've had 7 prime ministers in ten years and it all started with Brexit. Starmer was shit but truth is it didn't matter who was in, there was always going to be a far right campaign to oust them. The far right tabloids like the daily mail demonized him, social media was flooded with anti-stamer memes. The hatchet job has even started with Burnham and he's hasn't even done anything yet.
I don't think we've had a good PM in years but the constant pushing out until we elect Farage is getting tiring.
As always @purplepoppy you make so much sense in what you say !
They have been changing a lot because they have been terrible. The current douche bag is becoming a big liability for Labour in the upcoming 2029 election. They will be annihilated if he stays on as people hate him. He doesn't want to leave as again he is a douche bag but now is being forced out by his own party.
Corrupt leaders who only care about themselves or their party are ruining many countries. The Left is trying to lurch towards Globalization while feeding the greed of their sponsors. They think they are smart and yet chaos ensues whenever they push things.
Because they don't know how to run anything, and they don't do what they say.
One day I hope we have a real one that actually does what he say's going to do, hopefully it will be Rupert Lowe since he has rightfully pointed out Farage and Starmer are both who don't follow their word.
What's the point in voting for someone who doesn't... and even more so causes them to dip out shortly after lol
It's not unusual. Westminster type systems and variations like that.
Prime Minister's come and go, yet Kings and Queens remain.
they have terms five years. even longer than presidents.
But if I'm correct, the last time a British Prime Minister completed a full 5-year term was David Cameron (his 1st term 2
2010-2015)
That's a long time between drinks !
Uhhh fellas - didn't you read the news not so long ago? Either the UK Tories or UK Labour reverted the law (don't quote me, I thought) to allow the PM back the power to decide when elections were called - I must be wrong. Ah well. I could google it but - blah
Google Ai search results quote "The Dissolution and Calling of Parliament Act 2022 is a UK law that formally abolished the Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011. It restored the monarch's power to dissolve Parliament (ending a parliamentary term) and call a new one, returning the UK to its traditional constitutional approach where Prime Ministers can essentially trigger elections" unquote. Don't quote me though guys/fellas - cya, lol
due to bad policy. they left before it got worse instead of changing policy.
I'm just guessing that everybody wants that job until they actually have it, at which point they wish they didn't.