in King Charles than in any politician (and those "elected" are the worst of the lot - Democracy no longer works - the majority of voters are incredibly stupid, selfish and media influenced). Charles got it spot on with Truss in three words. Dear Oh Dear. I bet he uses only two with Sunak. "Good luck".

You see the election of Truss - clearly almost brain dead - by a section of the public was a disaster. It is incomprehensible how those Tories failed to see her faults. If it had then "gone to the members", after Truss quit, I have no doubt Penny Mordaunt would have beaten Rishi Sunak because there is a chunk of the membership (totally reflected in the public at large) which is racist, stupid, nasty, superficial and vicious. Many voted FOR Brexit. I've been impressed by Mordaunt (very) and think she would have made a good PM - and still may in future. I disagree with many of her positions, as I did with both Thatcher and Corbyn. In those two cases I was 80% against; 20% with; but I thought both were decent, honourable people, genuinely doing what they thought would be right for the UK, not for themselves. I think we need to learn the lesson here - do not ask the public about anything; rely on those better informed and less obedient to the media.

JK2006 wrote:
in King Charles than in any politician (and those "elected" are the worst of the lot - Democracy no longer works - the majority of voters are incredibly stupid, selfish and media influenced). Charles got it spot on with Truss in three words. Dear Oh Dear. I bet he uses only two with Sunak. "Good luck".

I have something in common with The King then, because I too would say just two words to Sunak.