Not an impossible task. Clarity of purpose and principled will are needed.
- Make Brexit mean Brexit. Get on with bilateral negotiations too.
- Actually control our borders properly, now, and undo past failures too.
- Repeal bad law that has impinged on liberty.
- Have a sensible and honest foreign policy, you idiots !
- Stop spending money on stupid stuff.
The problem with TM and Brexit is that she was a remainer and half sitting on the fence when the vote came through. Then she thought, once she was nominated as PM, that duty calls and she will do her best to exit. But she is all over the place. Advisers are pulling her in all directions (and led her up the garden path with a stupid manifesto where she lost her majority) .
At least Mogg does have clarity of mind and I do believe he would implement Brexit much more cleanly that we are currently doing. He would also not be on the back foot with the EU setting out the timetable and what we must agree to.
Of course I realise that many Labour types see him as the archetypal Tory and would not support him in a million years. But just consider this... many see Corbyn as the worst type of labour leader and wouldn't support him in a million years either.
I keep imagining Mogg as some kind of cartoon character from The Beano. Which he is, in a way.
Not in a bad way, really. I don't mind. I like his unflappable style and his brass balls in tricky situations. He has tremendous clarity and just lays out his conviction plainly. A lot of people appreciate a conviction politician even if they don't agree with him/her on everything ( a common example involved with Mogg is over his stance on abortion ). There is a lot of 'working class', grass roots, callitwhatyouwill, trust and appreciation towards Mogg, despite his obvious upper crust toff demeanor - which actually a lot of people find characterful and likeable, in an eccentric British way.
We want The Mogg !We want The Mogg !
We are aware of the spoof lawsuit, so you aren't being clever.
A refreshing approach.