I think its just disingenuous when its just the reality of politics for decisions about "what is best for the Party and the country" to involve a process where minds get changed and decisions revised
- there is nothing whatsoever unusual about what has just happened.
How do you think the Conservatives acted as regards removing Margaret Thatcher or BJ or (thankfully) Liz Truss?
I dont feel the actions are cynical, either. In each case those involved in whatever you feel is "over dramatic" U turns" betrayals" are just moving and changing over time as perceived need dictates.
Some act with regret, some with conviction, some with planning and gradually gathering support
Picking on this example just ignores the reality of politics.