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"According to The Telegraph, the Queen is reportedly 'dismayed' by the current political class's 'inability to govern'. Maybe she's expressed a view, maybe she hasn't; but if she did say it, what is it about the current crop that's dented Her faith in them?" They are all two faced liers without principles. Good polititions wheather you agre with them or not should have principles. May remainer but wanted to be in charge,Corbyn always a leader now whatever he thinks will win votes,two good examples from each side of the house | |||
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"According to The Telegraph, the Queen is reportedly 'dismayed' by the current political class's 'inability to govern'. Maybe she's expressed a view, maybe she hasn't; but if she did say it, what is it about the current crop that's dented Her faith in them?They are all two faced liers without principles. Good polititions wheather you agre with them or not should have principles. May remainer but wanted to be in charge,Corbyn always a leader now whatever he thinks will win votes,two good examples from each side of the house" leaver not leader lol,he is no leader that's for sure | |||
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"According to The Telegraph, the Queen is reportedly 'dismayed' by the current political class's 'inability to govern'. " I suspect she is not alone. | |||
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"According to The Telegraph, the Queen is reportedly 'dismayed' by the current political class's 'inability to govern'. Maybe she's expressed a view, maybe she hasn't; but if she did say it, what is it about the current crop that's dented Her faith in them?" I assume she means inability to govern on behalf of what's right for the country? In which case, yes of course. But Johnson only plays the bafoon, he is likely to force through a no deal Brexit for the benefit of the top echelon of the Tories and some other select individuals in the US and the UK, at the expense of the rest of us. So he's governing effectively based on his personal agenda. | |||
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