Being called out as a liar must have stung him more than it should for a professional politician.Won't apologize for fucking up millions of peoples' lives though.
Rish Sunak has defended his decision to leave the D-Day celebrations early by insisting he was told that no one would notice whether he was there or not.
Planned opportunity for media to question Sunak 'cancelled'
The prime minister visited a walled garden at Auckland Castle, Bishop Auckland, on Saturday’s campaign trail.
According to the Press Association (PA), an opportunity for the media to ask questions of Rishi Sunak did not take place as was originally planned, likely following the fallout on Friday of his early return from D-day commemorations in Normandy.
Earlier, the BBC’s Tom Symonds who is reporting from the Conservative election bus, said he’d been told that Sunak would not be talking to “the national media, and there will be no interviews”.
Symonds wrote: “A possible ‘huddle’ – when the PM takes a few questions from reporters off camera – has been cancelled. We’ve been told this is due to time pressure.”
It really is quite spectacularly inept isn't it. If he deliberately sat down and tried to come up with a way to piss off the exact people he needs to appeal to he'd struggle to do better.
That's what they should say to him every time this stupid idea surfaces over the next few weeks until he is voted out in a landslide and into catatonia
Yep; the notion of ‘cut- through’ in politics is pretty straightforward; if it’s something simple, easily understood and readily related is gonna run. I think we’ve all just witnessed the limits of Tufton St. advisors and commsIndeed, this seems like a breakthrough issue for people who aren’t really engaged with politics but when they do vote, vote Tory. You couldn’t have designed a better failure. Makes you wonder if they have any people who even know normal people in their campaign team.
A Whitehall source said Cameron was “apoplectic” about Sunak’s decision but, when asked why he had not “picked Sunak up by his lapels”, he said: “There is only so much I can do.”
There was also fury at Buckingham Palace, where courtiers pointed out that the King, who is being treated for cancer, was advised not to travel but was determined to do so, despite being in pain.
They're desperately worried that they've lost their vile, psychopathic coreNot going well for the parasite so hows he going to "reboot his campaign"? Pledge to starve more people - that old vote winner. Medieval dynamics
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That actually made me laugh out loud!
One suspects that before too long, the person who is always quick to remind everyone that he is the "first" something or the other and "leads" the most diverse cabinet in history will eventually suffer the consequences of stoking hatred against minorities in the hope of clinging to power when he finds out first hand what the members and supporters of his own organisation mean when they say: "We Want Our Country Back!".
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Karma Is Coming?
Latest gaffe. Rishi Sunak says it's now harder for people to have their own home under a Conservative government.