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He didn't do badly in the last election. He doesn't have the full support of the party, but neither had Truss, and who really does in the first place, especiall
by Beltalowda 4y ago
He didn't do badly in the last election. He doesn't have the full support of the party, but neither had Truss, and who really does in the first place, especially when things are not going so well?
- sbuk 4y agoDo you expect a different outcome?
- Beltalowda 4y agoWith Sunak as PM? Yes. He pretty much called Truss's plans stupid in so many words, and predicted the effects during the last leadership election. This is not really an especially high bar to clear as many people said so. The question isn't whether Sunak is the best possible PM, but what the best possible option is right now given the circumstances: a somewhat stable and "normal" person as PM vs. a general election? It's easy to say "Tories bad, they got to go", but it's not that simple.
- sbuk 4y agoThe big question is whether he can unify the Tories, or at least gain the majority backing him, which I doubt as the current members seem hell bent on their own power gains and increasing their own wealth no matter the cost to our economy. The real danger in another indeterminate period of this farce.
- ycombigator 4y agoThe problem isn't full support, it's active hostility of those who are "loyal" to Johnson.