How Truss U-Turned on Everything: This Must Be the End?
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After replacing Kwasi Kwarteng as Chancellor, Jeremy Hunt has ditched basically every one of the policies in his mini-budget. But after another major and embarrassing u-turn from Truss, is her position as Prime Minister becoming increasingly untenable?
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“No way she could have predicted what followed”
Sunak literally told her this would happen during the leadership campaign. Everyone knew it could get ugly.
Yeah, I thought the same thing…
What a dumb thing to say, a ton of people predicted it, she was just too arrogant / stupid to listen.
The phrase still holds perfectly valid. No way SHE could have predicted what followed.
@@TheAlchaemist suuure but then it should be qualified with the addendum ‘because shes a stubborn, arrogant moron’ as the inference is that it couldnt be predicted in general
dude EXACTLY
It's a political leitmotif, and not just in the UK.
Firing the finance minister for this seems ridiculous though. Don’t misunderstand me, I harbour no love for Kwartang. But all he did was implement Truss’s policy plans. It would be like ordering a meal that you don’t like at a restaurant and then sending a negative review to the restaurant for serving you food that you don’t like.
My guess is it was party members coming to her and saying unless she went back to status quo she was out. That's why she brought in hunt
@@daraghmcquaid3277 possibly. Though Hunt is not exactly an angle in the eye of the public’s either.
@@allergy5634 but he's very well respected within the party. You have to remember that MPs didn't vote for Liz Truss
@@daraghmcquaid3277 I am fully aware. And come Election Day, these poor decisions will show in the ballots.
She’s not gonna fire herself
Its hilarious to me that 'Truss Issues' podcast with planned obsolescence of 100 days might last even shorter than planned 🤣 but honestly keep up the good work. The fact that TLDR is able to publish videos explaining the situation in near-real time is insane. Bravo!
High quality content also!
Am I the only one that sees the missed opportunity with "Mis-truss"
It’s
@@gpw203 muppet
Truss issues very smart
The irony of Liz Truss having a husband who is a professor of economics
No fucking shot he's an economist.thats too fucking good
Economics is a pseudo-science where the dogma you base your models on determines the result. And promotions are handed around amongst people following the same dogma.
A professor of economics believing in a silly dogma can easily give you terrible advice, constantly.
She’s also a qualified accountant, shockingly!!!
@@karenreid2526 I doubt she's having any clients again after this 💀
1:46 I think this is just BS, I think they did it on purpose, for their friends shorting the Pound.
At this point we're all just waiting for a general election
That's a long two years to wait
@@aaroneus5479 is everyone forgetting we're not the US and the PM can just call a vote of no confidence in herself, or just table a bill to force the issue
We won't get it unless there's a total collapse in the tory party cohesion. Plus, Boris johnson knew that a situation like this would arise when the morons he brought into parliament to replace the competent people he kicked got the chance to be in power. So he scrapped the fixed terms parliament act, meaning only liz truss can call a general election now... It's totally up to the tories, even though they've so obviously lost the confidence of the public.
@@thepenguin9 true but the conseritives will not vote for it while they are trailing labour so badly
@@aaroneus5479 😂😂😂😂😂 That’s a great Joke 🎉🤪
Scrapping Kwasi's budget is the first time I've ever seen Jeremy Hunt do anything remotely popular.
tbh Hunt is much more preferable to what we have now, he's had his own career first and then moved into politics, in comparison to a Johnson or Truss whose always been focused on their political ambitions. This means he has actual experience to back up his own views, and while he falls much more right wing and pro markets than I'd like our chancellor or pm to be, I'd rather have someone with a true belief that they are doing what is correct for the country than whatever Truss is doing.
@@StampyDog99 Remember when the country had no PPE when covid hit. Even after their mock senario was held. Well you can thank hunt for that. Look at the NHS under him too. Now he will starve them of even more money and finally sell it off now that he is the next chancer.
@@AW-kv8te it was the bankers that were against her budget as they need the market to go down. And rates to go up.
It won't be popular long once the mortgage payment increases start ramping up and the fuel bills go into the stratosphere coupled with food prices nearly doubling and the unelected government curtailing people's rights. Hunt will be as popular as he was looking after the health service. He is Mr Austerity a one-trick pony.
@@STONEWALL148 Well said Dean.
A 12 month grace period.
After seeing how she managed the last few weeks, just imagine what she could do in a year...
“One has to show some grace, to justify one’s grace period.”
- Queen Elizabeth II, moments before she died from boredom, after meeting Liz Truss.
And she hasn’t even touched Brexit yet…
Exactly - the country will be a smoking ruin
@@azlanadil3646 But jokes aside the UK isn't going Yugoslavia anytime soon.
The shy is the limit🤪
A lack of Trust will lead to a lack of Truss
Dizz Trust
The problem with this situation is that, with a government this unpopular, Labour doesn’t even need to try to win the next general election. They might learn all the wrong lessons from their "victory".
The next election is not for 2 years so I suspect the popularity will revert to the mean. You would be surprised how short the peoples memories are / when the partisan media machine spins up how many people fall back in line.
It will be an interesting election, what time to be alive🤪
I had been hoping they would need to unofficially do a deal with LD and Green to bring in some voting reform in return for electoral pacts, but now Labour will just win without pacts or concessions.
Kwasi gets scapegoated by Truss
Now Hunt is poaching Truss' job.
*Let them fight!*
Let him Hunt. Let her Truss(t)
Not a u turn.
Just “A change of direction “
😂😂😂
Funniest statement I’ve heard.
The change of direction just happens to be 180 degrees
/r/technicallythetruth
"special economic reversal"
@@Pamani_ lmaoo
@@Pamani_ a special monetary operation
Truss makes Boris look like a beacon of integrity, competence and stability... we really have gone out of the frying pan and into the fire
Don't be fooled. Truss is a hybrid of Bojo and Thatcher. They're all the same fire spewing from the same hot air.
In the future everyone will be PM for 15 minutes
Actually, if you randomly elect PMs from the population every 15 minutes, the chances are they would constantly undo each other, hence remaining more or less in place. It would require a lot of bad luck to so consistently walk towards the precipice as Tories have been doing for decades.
In the future all prime ministers will be randomly generated
I think the term "the next few weeks are going to be pretty chaotic" have been uttered in the UK since 2016.
"The next couple of weeks are going to be pretty chaotic."
Next couple of years, I think you mean.
Nah she wont last that long
It all started with brexit. Creating the instability that still needs to be fix. Everything after has made efforts to fix it very difficult to impossible
@@allliquid6320 Britain always had an anti-EU attitude, demanding special treatment all around while still constantly complaining. The Brexit wasn't the start. It was just the point where the chaotic attitude resulted in real consequences.
@@Shuizid true but the political instability of struggling with brexit and the fall out. Then covid and the war in ucrane. They are all mutually exclusive but each is magnified by its previous crisis.
@@allliquid6320 While true, I would say this is a prime example of "having your cake and eat it". But yeah, the Brexit certainly was the moment the true chaos started.
Don't forget out of all the reversals, the one change that hasn't been scrapped and for some reason is ignored is uncapping banker's bonuses.
The other cuts are just a nice smokescreen for the lining of financial executive's pockets at the expense of regular citizens.
The TH-cam algorithm is adorable, I've been watching Truss Rod adjustment videos for guitar set ups, and this morning YT recommends this lol greetings from across the pond!
Welcome to the wacky world of British politics friendo
It must be nice to change which political sitcom you're watching from time to time 💀
There is at least one common factor here. Both guitarists and Tories tend to believe they can correct the action by adjusting the Truss and both are wrong.
@@tessjuel I hope Truss snaps like the one in the shitty Squier I bought when I was 15
Content discovery based on puns? ...I like it.
I want to see the lettuce win the race.
Lettuce?
Definitely the lettuce. Get with it bro
She doesn't have the shelf life of a lettuce,
@@deusexaethera There's a betting thing going on about whether a lettuce will go bad before Truss gets booted.
@@andrewsuryali8540 Thanks! The abstraction of this comment was immediately killing me before you gave it some context.
It’s really strange that the markets panicked after the announcement of policies meant to serve the rich and corporations!
That's because even markets have a built in "moron insurance" if they can see that the policies make absolutely no sense.
Agreed! I was like, is capitalism drunk today or what because this is really out of character
It's not strange at all. Truss' budget was made for the benefit of disaster capitalists, those who take advantage of disturbances to make money fast. Serious business leaders and investors think long term so for them stability is more important than a quick buck. They also understand one thing that the old Tories knew perfectly well but are way beyond the current decadent party: Poor people can't afford to buy stuff and that's bad for business. I'm not saying serious capitalists are nice people, some actually are, others defintely not. But they all understand one of the most basic principles of economy: Don't kill the goose that lays the golden eggs.
@@tessjuel I've never thought about it that way. Well said!
Because the extra borrowing reduces funding available to business and pushes up interest rates for everyone (including business). Also the UK has 2.2T in gov debt, each 1% interest rate rise costs another 22B to finance over the long term, which would lead to yet more borrowing and yet higher interest rates. They were spooked that Truss and Kwarteng just didn't have a clue about this!
She knew exactly what she was doing. The only thing she didn't expect was for her own MPs to turn on her so much. She was fully aware of the economic damage and was intending to "ride it out".
Politicians are not primarily there to make good (economic) decisions, but to get into and remain in power. Brexit was such a move, despite everyone knew how it would turn out.
There is a moment, when you make so many u-turns that you have to look at yourself, if you're not stuck on a round about.
That also might explain why you don't seem to move forwards.
"The next couple of weeks are going to be pretty Chaotic" - Wait you mean the past few have been relatively orderly?
In comparison yes
As we use to say in Milano: She's not going to eat the panettone (panettone being the traditional milanese Christmas cake).
I love local phrases like this. It wraps up so much into 8 words *chefs kiss
Interesting, is that because everyone’s too pissed off with them to share the cake?
@@darran6762 I'd assume it means she won't make it till Christmas.
@@2Links haha yeah that makes a lot more sense
@@darran6762 Ah Ah! No, that simply means they "don't get there"! I think that originally meant somebody didn't survive until Xmas but now it applies to anybody deemed not to stay in place for a long time.
Not only did Jeremy Hunt flirt his way into the job, but he even took over as de factor PM !!! 🤙🤙🤙🤙
I will absolutely never understand the Tories' decision to go with Truss instead of Sunak. Hell, I don't even understand the decision to get rid of Boris either, sure the media and everyone who didn't vote conservative hated him but his approval ratings with his base never actually went down at all. They definitely had a fighting chance with him and they really should have realized that everything the public and media hated Boris for also applied to the rest of them anyway. Not that I'm complaining mind you, but it's so nice to see the Tories self-destruct.
It wasn’t his electoral popularity that had him ousted, it was the constant lying and lack of integrity that forced MP’s and cabinet members to work immorally under him. I’d also rebel in this circumstances
Sunak was too honest about how bad he'd be, Truss was better at pretending she wouldn't be herself, Johnson was very evidently himself.
They can't risk not punishing Sunak. If the way to get to the throne is by taking out your own political parent, it'll be Game of Thrones in UK politics for a long time. It's actually good that they took out Sunak because the alternative was hell. Also, by the time things were reaching a decision point, it was pretty obvious to anyone that there was no way the UK was going to get through the next year unscathed by chaotic world events. Truss was picked because she was the most disposable of the rest of the bunch and was always there as scapegoat to take the blame.
MPs understood that Boris had become too tainted in the eye of the public. He lost authority. That’s what keeps happening with these Tory PMs, they lose confidence of their MPs for whatever reason and then put up some other buffoon. The party membership don’t seem to vote on electability, but on who is peddling their lies with most conviction. I can’t believe I’m saying this but at least Boris had the integrity to call a GE. The party have instead given us a PM who, excepting Suella “Swivel-Eyes” Braverman, is one of the least likeable Tory lunatics out there right now. MPs knew it, Sunak was clearly their favourite. It’s the true blue party faithful who have fucked the rest of us with this fiscal toilet water.
@@TopazDr ...yeah cause I'm sure Tories MPs are not used to lying, not having integrity and working immorally. Once again, everything Boris was ever accused of, most of his party was guilty of as well. Do you think he was partying by himself during Covid?
I want a general election in time for my 18th birthday. I’d hate it if it fell before then so I wouldn’t be able to vote
This might be one of the cases (hopefully) where even if you didn't vote, it wouldn't affect the outcome because of the massive landslide. It's like voting in NY, it's not gonna make much difference because everyone knows the state is gonna stay blue forever, anyway.
How long do we have to wait for your birthday? Because if it’s anything over a month, you may have to sit this one out.
remember to register vote then
@@gemmagreene362 without giving it away, in the same week as Christmas
@@gemmagreene362 I think the Tories will do everything they can to avoid an election until January 2025, why would they want to lose their majority?
Also, I also got to vote on my first elections as an eighteen year old, but as an American citizen in 2020. It was a local election in August and the general election in November. I hope you get to vote in the next election.
I love this new government format of completely messing up, then being told to put things right, then telling us they had to make tough decisions but have put their mistakes right.
"there's no way she could have predicted the response"
Well, no way SHE could have predicted it, almost everyone else could even most Tory MPs which is a LOW bar.
Bankers' bonus caps must be kept because they protect everyone's bank accounts; the caps were put in place after the Northern Rock bail out.
How about a brexit U turn while at it?
Yes please!
It's a constant rolling drama at Westminster!😬😑
I misread this as "Westmemester". The internet has ruined me.
I feel like the writers of "UK Parliament" are finally up for challenging "US Politics" for most enthralling sitcom.
@@deusexaethera the Memetrix has you
Loving your content - thank you for cutting through all the spin to give us an informed insight into this mess
Right?!!! 💯
They keep changing roles like this, it's gonna cost you a fortune to keep your intro graphics updated
If SNP stay on track with what they have, 45, and the cons lose down to the projected (22), would the SNP end up being the official opposition?
Interesting video. She’s probably done!
Won't the Lib Dems (somehow) still have more? Polls currently have the Lib Dems at 7% and the SNP at 6%.
Doubtful. The opinion polls are always filled out mostly by people who are opposing the current government. The SNP will also lose some support to the Alba party as some of their ideals aside from Independence are not popular even amongst independence supporters.
@@TheSmart-CasualGamer They would probably have a bigger vote share, but far fewer MPs. First Past the Post strikes again.
The SNP can win a decent number of seats on a low overall vote share because their support is concentrated in Scotland. But the Lib Dems 7% of votes would be spread across Great Britain, so they would probably only get a few seats.
@@TheSmart-CasualGamer Honestly a LibDem led opposition was not something I ever expected to see
@@Psyk60 ...but they tend to be good at winning targets seats,
Chances are she didn't made U-turn. She is just waiting for a more opportune time to do it again.
She won't live to see it as PM
That's still a u-turn, she's just planning to u-turn her u-turn later on.
yeah, why not, their friends at hedge funds probably want to short the Pound again worked great before
She’s really earned the title The Iron Weathercock😂
Pigeon faced queen killer
Ralph Wiggum hanging off it going "I almost died :D"
I have no love for any politician, especially the conservatives but the fact she used Kwarteng as a scape goat kinda tells you everything you need to know how inept and deceitful Truss is.
Let's not pretend Kwarteng came up with that budget on his own and was not given the full backing of Truss. Plus if he really is that bad, what does that say about her ability to pick people to put in critical positions in the government?
She also tried to claim she was elected, when she clearly wasn't. The party was elected and part of that was because a lot of people thought Johnson would make a good leader (yeah, I have no idea how they came to that conclusion based on his past record). She just put herself forward for the position and had more friends than the other candidates. That is not being elected.
she has to go, a general election must be called.
came for the news stayed for the battery of shots being fired
I hear all those saying that in the interest of stability, Liz Truss must stay on as PM, but to be honest, as it stands she is not in charge, just someone to take orders, and the spinelessness she has shown with her instant U-turns does not suggest stability anyways.
Good point.
Obviously anyone saying before "I don't like her policies, she needs to change them" 3 weeks ago now can't say "Ha, ha. She should resign for a u-turn"
The only thing keeping her in the seat is that it would look bad to go through the month long replacement process back to back. Looks bad to tell everyone "We have the perfect system to pick the best person for the job" and then immediately saying "Oh this one was bad lets try that again"
I bet the plan is to have Truss soak up any fallout and have Hunt take credit if something goes right. Then fight the next GE with Hunt and deploy the old "Labour would be chaos y'all" + "Has anyone considered Labour might be anti semitic?" combo. It could work...
@@-slasht
Antisemitism only arose under Corbyn's leadership. Not really a story before or since.
I don't think they'd do another leadership process to the members. Would do a quick appointment by MPs only.
@@danielwebb8402 Unless one considers her to still have a lot of policies that need changing before that point. "This u-turn needs to go further" is still a valid criticism, after all.
There should be a rule that says the party in power can only change its leader once during a term of parliament without the need to call a general election.
Thank you guys for being such a good news source
stopping public spending has the reverse effect - people are less productive and people spend less which results in less economic activity. In general it's better to play with the tools that grow the economy over making drastic spending cuts which disproportionately effect the most vulnerable. It's basically a major economy handbrake at a time where you really don't want that.
I am certain that Jeremy Hunt can find some managers at the NHS, a few specialist doctors who charge too much for too little service, and a few local historical societies he can kick out of their positions in order to get back the £65 billion over the next few years, along with imposing price controls on rent charged against the UK government by the private owners of the land beneath schools, hospitals, and so forth.
Since the EU no longer binds the UK on such things as making sure that contracts are satisfied, and that Parliament doesn’t share sovereignty with any other body to check its power, there’s a lot of ways to save money if you are willing to be creative and cutthroat.
She won't last long!
Thank you to the UK, you made Americans feel a lot better about our whole situation.
Truss 100% could and should have known better. Since when is it news that tax cuts mean more borrowing? It's not like the money magically comes falling out of the sky.
I can't stop laughing about the "merry Lizmas"
number 10 gift shop have announced two new masks Jeremy Hunt as the Grim Reaper and Liz truss as a plastic bag so you can pretend to be a ghost
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It's been one string of idiocy after another for the Conservatives since Brexit.
Hi,
did you skip over the abolishn of limits to banker bonuses as you went through the list at around 4:10? It was not u-turned, right? The bonuses are unlimited? That topic feels important to me.
Greetings
Juy Juka
Got to keep the oligarchs happy, oh sorry bankers
This needs to be the top comment, bankers need limits just as much as politicians do.
So the new plan is to literally listen to her and do the opposite
Yep. Do everything the opposite to what every Tory MP and PM has ever said, and this country would be amazing today.
Another thing to note… there was a discussion in parliament yesterday about an e-petition to bring the general election forward. …only time will tell.🤨
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It is a social science.
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You said "There's no way she could've predicted what followed". This is incorrect. We all knew this was a disastrous idea.
Idk why but recommending a logic's course on Brilliant to politicians is the funniest thing to me
Of course she could have predicted what happened, because she didn't cost the budget of course the markets are going to panic.
Right now Truss is wondering why she threw her hat in the ring for party leadership and Sunak is so happy he lost. I initially gave Truss a 6/10. Now I give her a .5/10
Man she has it made, when she gets the boot she will still make 115k a year for being a former PM. Actually crazy
It's up to £115000 per year to pay for offices ... could you have misrepresented a fact any more?
that's nothing, I'm certain she has hedge fund friends in finance who were shorting the Pound.
@@L.C.Sweeney lad I just saw a headline , still crazy she’ll get a penny plus office expenses can be decking anything.
@@tomaslane6018 I don't care. I looked it up and all the sources said it's for up to a year. Not really. Do you know how much PMs get paid? £164,000 plus expenses. I know plumbers who make more than that.
@@L.C.Sweeney congrats
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They are “fair and balanced” to a fault.
This was clear in their video on proportional representation, where they uncritically took politicians and party chairmen who spoke out against the idea. TLDR news was not self-aware enough in that episode to say directly that the talking points made by the political party chairmen were directly false based on the research TLDR News itself found in the beginning of the episode proving that the opposite was true beyond a reasonable doubt.
The tangents to get to the spon are getting more and more questionable 😂
Oh noes they scrapped the 1% drop in income tax. How will I cope without the £2 a week it would have gotten me ! :-0
So the Abolition of the banker's cap is back on, this is a calculated insult to ordinary people, especially since bonuses have doubled since the bank crash (caused by these"best people") when the British people had to bail them out with billions of public money!
Excellent presentation
UK politics needs more women and immigrants.
Troll
Was that a joke that just flew over my head or did you just not realize that Truss is a woman and that her cabinet was full of immigrants and other women?
@@giantWario Yes a joke you tool
@@giantWario He's indirectly saying they failed precisely because of that . He's trolling.
@@hmmm3210 Dude, you never know on the internet. If you seriously think there aren't some people writing the exact same thing on Twitter right now but who 100% mean what they're writing, you haven't been around on the internet long enough. Only he can say if it was a joke or not, you don't actually know.
Greetings, world! I'm here to deny others from saying "First"
Hate to break it to you buddy
@@theassasinboy13 let them make their blasphemous claims.
1:50 I think the point is that everyone *but* her and her backers DID predict what happened.
She wanted Sovereignty which was a key component of her support for Brexit, then the UK left the EU. It took until her Prime Ministership for her to discover that the Sovereignty she wanted, wasn't held by the EU, it was in fact, held by the marketplace which has dictated to her in no uncertain terms exactly what they thought of her nonsensical economic plan.
The UK Prime Minister has been shown in front of the world to be not only ineffective, but her ideology has been demonstrated as fraudulent.
my guess is she just has a bunch of friends with hedge funds who bet against the Pound and made loads of money, just like Boris's brexit probably.
Rishi sunak was way better , only if we chose him as PM. UK is now becoming more Emerging economies than an advanced economy.
We didn't get any choice.
I bet him being indian has nothing to do with your opinion...
Rishi Sunak. A hedge fund manager who shak3s hands with the WEF. He wants us Brits to own nothing and be happy.
He's a man of colour, the tory institution wouldn't have put up with it, racism is still hugely prevalent in tory politics and voters.
@@rossmudie9298 'racism is hugeley prevalent in tory politics'. Who was the last labour or libdem candidate that was coloured?
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@1:50 ....Sorry - you say 'there is no way she could have predicted what followed' in response from market to mini budget!
Thats exactly (or more or less) what Sunak and everyother economic pundit had been predicting beforehand
Did she pick her chancellor? And even if she didn't, talk about throwing the man under the bus for presenting an economic plan she helped to design! I'm just an American looking in from the outside (nice to have a break from American news and politics), but that's dirty as hell to make the chancellor the fallguy for her bad economics 😅
My prediction- they’ll keep Truss in as long as they can get away with so she can take all the heat from the bad decisions Hunt and his paymasters have to make. This will buy Hunt time for when he takes over.
Watching conservative govts in free fall warms my heart.
You can see why the Queen wanted out.
She didn't want to see the British Carnival Show.
UnSurpisingly they were right
At 1:50 "...but there's no way she could have predicted what followed." That's incorrect. It's her job to expect the likely and actual consequences of her cabinet's decisions. It was her job to understand her budget and have a definite idea of how it would be received.
I have not seen the question put to her, "Prime Minister what did you expect to happen?"
Of-course she should have expected a bad reaction of the markets to such a bad budget and not put this budget forward. She certainly must be able to talk about what she thought should have been the positive reaction of the markets if she believed in this budget.
What was she thinking?
Why did the markets go crazy? She was going to borrow forty five billion pounds to pay ever rising energy bills; give the energy companies a blank cheque, a license to print money. They can raise their bills as much as they like. The government has capped only what households and businesses pay and they have not capped what the energy companies can charge.
So the government will pay the rest of every energy bill above the cap of two thousand five hundred pounds.
They were going to borrow billions of pounds in order to fund retail price inflation - escalating energy bills, and to just watch as each pound borrowed bought fewer and fewer kilowatt hours.
That is a joke.
in a matter of sitting in my 'watch later' playlist for a day and a half, this video has become true
Keep Britain tidy put rubbish in the bin.
At this point Macron will have gole through more PMs than Lizzie went through French President.
How long does it take to get this joker out? It was obvious from day 1 that she was not fit for this role and she was totally incompetent! Rishi won all the TV debate and his theory proved to be right!
It's not like Sunak would have been _that_ much better. He was still a pretty out there candidate. Remember the cryptocurrency thing? The Tories have gone through four entire PMs over the last few years, and that combined with the countless alienated cabinet members that accompanied them has really done a number on the quality of Tory candidates for PM.
Honestly, I bet a lot of the concern regarding a potential ditching of Truss is the question of what happens afterwards. Say they replace her with Sunak... a lot of the damage is already done, and there's no way he could pull off the miracles necessary to reverse such a huge blow to the party's credibility. So what's stopping the Tories from being right back in this same spot in six months' time? Do they just replace Sunak with yet another seventh-string option? Who would that even be and what's stopping the same thing from happening to them, too? There's a lot of questions and not a lot of good answers.
At some point the Tories are just going to plain run out of candidates they can convince even a slim majority of their party to tolerate, let alone support. At which point they'll have to chose between a candidate too moderate for the extreme right wing (trans rights? de-privatization? rejoining the EU?) or so extreme that the moderates decide Starmer is the better Tory and jump ship.
Why so many British cars have an RPM gauge on the dash? It inform the people how often the gov. change !
that off centre bindi though
Love how ur roasting them with the sponsor.
It's good to see the British markets and people rejecting all the Laffer Slope nonsense.
No one is flying the plane
This has got to be the biggest political dumpster fire in a developed country in decades if not ever.
Imagine being one of those people who thought we couldn't do any worse than boris
*popcorn*
More cuts to government departments?
We haven't had a pay rise in line with inflation since before the 2008 financial crisis. Every year we get told its a hard year and get either nothing or 1%.
So basically they don't understand what they are doing 😳
One thing more stupid than high spending, high taxes is high spending, low taxes.
Thanks
Now I know why these leaders are making bad decisions. They are not on Brilliant!
She's gone!! She would not condone a U turn. She was probably warned of the consequences if her decisions on the mini budget were not reversed. Pension funds in danger, people with mortgages going into neg. equity, the list goes on. Then to sack her Chancellor in an effort to save herself, just showed her true colours. We all know what is needed, but it was NOT to see the country trashed in one fell swoop. She should not survive this week, let alone this month!!!