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So who will accept the poisoned chalice?

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Crossstitchfan Fri 05-Jul-24 11:21:41

I only vote because it is my duty to do so. Like many others, I vote to keep certain people out, not to get anyone in particular in.
I don’t think it makes much difference who wins. They are all full of promises they don’t keep. I fear for this country that it seems impossible to find anyone who can actually lead. It’s frightening!

maddyone Fri 05-Jul-24 11:15:14

Agree Mollygo

Whitewavemark2 Fri 05-Jul-24 11:13:17

There will be massive recriminations, arguments and jostling so they won’t be much up to opposition for a while.

Siope Fri 05-Jul-24 11:12:04

They would be wiser to either persuade him to stay, or appoint a caretaker, for a lengthy period to oversee a carefully considered strategy for how the Tories can best be an effective opposition and position themselves for a credible chance of re-election in 5 years.

But I bet they don’t.

Mollygo Fri 05-Jul-24 11:08:26

Sunak will resign as soon as the leadership race begins.
His was a poisoned chalice, and nothing has changed.