Thread: The Chronicles of Rishi
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Old 20-11-2023, 00:00   #1237
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Re: The Chronicles of Rishi
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY View Post
A snap election was never on the cards, was it?

The Conservatives have over a year to turn this around, and in the meantime not only could things improve, but Starmer may well face difficulties of his own.

I wouldn’t write off Rishi Sunak yet. He’s not my choice as Leader but he’s far better than the opposition.
There were rumours that he would call a snap election if the Lords did not back him against the High Court ruling on Rwanda.

Sunak's the best the Party has, given Johnson's cull of Remainers. If party members like Seph had followed my advice and voted in Sunak instead of Truss, Starmer's job would be harder.

We've not seen Starmer in power so he's hard to judge. He's coming a bit unstuck on the Palestine issue but Sunak's not judged the mood of the country right either on the issue.
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