Like the shameless Truss Sunak now disqualifies himself as a leader by admitting he knew the lockdowns were a politically driven over-reaction, but failing to say anything at the time:

amp-theguardian-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v...uring-covid-pandemic

He, like Truss, put his career before the state of our economy and thousands of lives.

Surely no thinking person can now vote for him as our Prime Minister?

There now seems to be a rush to say we got it wrong, but taking no responsibility.

Don't let them get away with it.

Wyot wrote:
Like the shameless Truss Sunak now disqualifies himself as a leader by admitting he knew the lockdowns were a politically driven over-reaction, but failing to say anything at the time:

amp-theguardian-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v...uring-covid-pandemic

He, like Truss, put his career before the state of our economy and thousands of lives.

Surely no thinking person can now vote for him as our Prime Minister?

There now seems to be a rush to say we got it wrong, but taking no responsibility.

Don't let them get away with it.

They already did.

Not one MP on any either party showed leadership during the pandemic. They followed the money and media.

The other day Sunak was on "This Morning" telling them how he regularly gets a breakfast from McDonalds. I think it was some sort of bacon butty.
Anyway, it seems his pants are on fire again because it was withdrawn from the menu years ago.