He was rubbish for education, but he is hardly dismantling the justice system. He hasn't done much except reverse all of Chris Graylings "decisions" (brainfarts).
Still, remarkable underachiever for someone of his supposed intellect.
Wondered what the vacant look was about, brainfarts succinctly describes the policy decisions, thankyou!
Should be a change of government. We didn't vote for the man, we voted for the party. The party was so wrong that the head has stepped down. He represents the party so they should go.
But that isn't going to happen, so the best can hope for is that it isn't May who takes the lead..
Would be good replacing Corbyn.
Not sure about Gove or Boris, bit cowardly the letter they signed along with others stating Cameron should stay on, particularly as both instrumental in our exit.I like people who stand up and deal with situations they have in part caused, not volenteer others, bit of sniffly act scurrying for the bunker.
Or they realise he is better than any other possibles.
Well, yes, there is the la la landers, who might agree.data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7
As ever, a fatuous response.
Fluxo - two years isn't long given all the legislation involved, negotiating with a large part of te wolrd etc.
It's two years this delay to sort out their own party interests and maybe even time out for a GE. The longer this goes on for the longer investment decisions will be held back by the uncertainty.