"Her former leadership rival Rishi Sunak is the bookmakers' favourite to take over in No 10, followed by Penny Mordaunt and Defence Secretary Ben Wallace. Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has already ruled himself out of the race, while former PM Boris Johnson is fourth favourite to return to Downing Street." Boris
no its not. she literally turned up and shook hands with the old woman and within 24 hours the old woman was dead. Its pretty damned clear that she got out of her death bed to meet johnson and this cow and that was that.
Apparently taking soundings as to whether he should run. To be fair, he would possibly/probably win a members vote.
Can we please put up a centrist candidate who understand that a strong pound = less inflationary pressure. Someone who the gammon will vote in above the slabbering lunatics like braverman etc. I do have to say it is utterly par for course that she stood up and staid she is a fighter not a quitter then immediately turned round and quit. It sums up her career succinctly.
I woder what he said to her this week. last week it was "dear oh dear you again." I'd say he told her to **** off this week.
he'd landslide it cos the gammon don't care. the sky show on covid shows him to be a hero who never had a party during covid etc etc.
To be fair a party during covid doesn’t seem as bad when his replacement has totally tanked the economy and make everyone who has had to remortgage or looking to buy a hose pay an extra 3% a month compared to what they were. Id wuite happily let Boris have cheese and wine parties every day if they got inflation and interest rates back down to some sort of normal level.
That would literally be a terrible bargain. you didn't have hyper inflation under Cameron or may did you? So why would you settle for a sleeze ball liar who created half the issues with his Brexit lies and deals the reality is inflation was up and rising rapidly in the last days of BoJo, he had no policies to fix anything and was bumbling along incompetently travelling to ukraine for a shot in the arm politically while rome burned at home. the problem is may was merely one tip on a disasterous balance that just nudge it all over. as for your concern on interess going back to normal please log in to view this image just think about this graph being interest rate in UK see the dip at 2008 when we had the worst financial crash in living memory? These something here that people need to think about hard I think. Low interest rates only exist in low inflation low growth scenarios.
Being marginally better than an utter catastrophe is hardly the most compelling of recommendations. Here's a radical thought - how about we get someone who actually knows what they're doing rather than settle for a bumbling halfwit?
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Dont see how high interest rates help anyone? Drives mortgages up which is the main issue. Low interest rates means more people borrow money which means they can spend more money which prompts growth. Interest rates of 15% in the 80s and 90s looks awful, but house prices were about 60k for a house and paying back 15% interest on a mortgage of 40k was doable. Paying back 10% a mortgage on 250k when you originally borrowed at 2% is an absolute killer and will make people absolutely broke
