As a matter of balance have you done that or do you believe he's blameless ...
... and that's a genuine question mate.
I think he's a clown in most respects.
However, he promised to get us out of The EU, and unlike many Manifesto promises, this one was kept.
I voted for his Party for this outcome.
So in that respect I'm happy with him.
As a person he seems to have little to recommend him.
I think he inherited an awfull problem in covid.
The last similar outbreak was 101 years ago when Spanish Flue killed more people than World War 1.
The World has changed so much since then that there was nothing to be learned from that episode.
There was no prepared plan anywhere in the world, as far as I know and each country muddled along as best it could, (and continues to do so).
At each step he seems to have done what seemed like a good idea at the time, though his balance between what the Science required and what the public wanted has been skewd towards what voters want. But he is a Politician remember.
With the benefit of hindsight, he could have done better, but if criticism is to have any merit at all it has to be spontaineous.
So, since I went along with him at the time I have no cause to complain now, in retrospect.
It is fair to pint out that I dislike most Politicians although there are exceptions.
Chris Mullins was one that I was happy to vote for.
Thats not to say I always agreed with him.
But I never doubted his honesty or integrity.
Otherwise my vote goes to whoever is standing against the sitting member, unless, like BREXIT, I feel strongly about something.
But blind, apparantly unthinking, loyaly worries me.
It lacks reason and, it seems to me, logic.
However, even here I have a blind spot as like many former members of The Armed Services I confess to loyalty to The Crown.
But don't ask me to get logical about that!!
No role for the European Court of Justice and no requirement to follow EU law
