Rishi Sunak just wanted it to be over | Tim Montgomerie 

The UK public is not right-wing and never has been. Support for progressive parties far exceeds support for the right wing at every election. Adopting "a load of right wing policies" is certain to lead to their defeat.

@@gio-oz8gf That is pretty much what happened anyway.

@@gio-oz8gf Allow me to introduce you to the concept of floating voters. You know, people that aren't ideological left or right wing who lend their support to either "left wing" or "right wing" parties.

The Tories did have right wing policies. Far right must be what you wanted.

@@DRKrust492 far right? Anarchy?

Agreed. And Sunak should have his automatic knighthood revoked.

For ever

Such tolerance.

@@markjeffery7319 oh do stop crying.

@@ne-ht4zx who's "crying" it's called debate, or can't you deal with that?

But is a bleu state may not suits him😊

@@alinesobieray2436 Do you think he's a man of principle?

Well if he relocates swiftly his children can be in new schools for September.

Ofcourse he is, he was out of his depth from day one and the early election was his way out.

All the leaves are brown (all the leaves are brown) And the sky is gray (and the sky is gray) I've been for a walk (I've been for a walk) On a winter's day (on a winter's day) I'd be safe and warm (I'd be safe and warm) If I was in L.A. (if I was in L.A.) California dreamin' (California dreamin') On such a winter's day

Serve who, the British people, dont lie, more like serving the WEF/EU. start with the truth for a change.

Record gilt sales under his leadership and gave a 10bn headroom to labour.

And labour mps

@@user-rg3bp2qu8uwhy labour MPs? They have not been in power.

On what basis? Because you disagree with them politically? Gosh, send people you don't agree with to prison, talk about cancel culture gone mad.

@@WilliamSmith-mx6ze take a look at the corruption and criminality these past years maybe that'll give you some idea and that is more than disagreeing with their politics but i guess you won't see it cos you agree with them politically . Talk about favouritism gone mad

@@user-rg3bp2qu8uplease explain what labour MPs did?

Watch what is coming down the track

Yep, I’m 60, never seen ANYTHING like the last Tory government.

@@lavender4247positive things and no corruption.

​@@lavender4247. A government. Not a sack of fighting rats.

You can’t have lived very long if you think the tories were the worst.

He wasn't even offended, that was just another lie.

Dianna antacids about is a horrid lady who is racist herself🇬🇧

VOTE REFORM.

I what way?... It was a pathetic attempt to get a sympathy vote... It's was some no name old fool bottom feeder making a racist comment, it was set up.

​@@philjones6054 Why? Please give me only three reasons why we should vote REFORM?

He handed it to starmer because his bosses want him to get on with the destruction of the UK

his wife told him to throw in the towel..."its not our country anyway, why should you care ?"

Yep

@@kwanchan6745 he followed his orders

Yes you are, the wets will never forgive or get over the Brexit vote, both wings of the party hate each other with a passion. It is over no band aid will repair their deep wounds !

"Be Conservative". They should at least offer a choice between their vision for the country and everyone else's. If that vision appears unfashionable at any given moment, then so be it. At this point in the electoral cycle they were doomed whatever they did.

The nightmare is about to begin. Starmer will soon be pushed out and the left will take over the party again. You will regret the day you voted

Hate Boris...but it's a valid statement.

Some time without media bashing them. Starmer cabinet is a full clown show.

I remember that former Tory minister on the news claiming the population is “instinctively conservative” or something. It shows how colossal arrogance is.

@@owentillnot really. 2/3 of the last century the British population has been governed by the Conservative Party.

@@Robc--jd6yh ok but there are a lot of instances of this being caused by specific circumstances like the World War Two coalition era having no elections or the collapse of the liberal party, split left during the SDP much later on (and just the generally split left with the libdems since then). The one time the tories ever managed to win a massive majority was the same as Labour has right now with the whole “voting against Labour more than for the tories” during the Great Depression. LABOUR was the one who managed to inspire a positive vote in favour in 1997, I would point out that by 1997 Major had done well to fix the economy in many senses and lost anyways so that was less about being anti-Tory and more pro-Labour. So no that doesn’t substantiate the idea that Britain is instinctively conservative except for surface level analysis.

it seems a rule of nature that politicians that have served two terms turn to filling their own pockets why can't politicians deliver what they promise, and ensure the country prospers ? is it that difficult ?

Add Blair too

And brought in mega-garbage,

@@onesong2001 Wah wahh wahhh LAboR Is wOrse! We'll see, little chap, we'll see.

How much better off you gonna be now, my guess is not moch, nothing will change

@@andybussa1323 Karisma Kier is talking ;conscription, war, no freedom of speech, digital ID, CBDC, increased surveillance, more immigration, more WEF/UN/WHO control.....something planned by the Tories, executed by the Liebours.

@@andybussa1323 I know what you’re saying but either way u can’t reward the tories with an election win after crashing the economy, putting our mortgages through the roof. Presiding over record levels of poverty in the uk and bringing us out the EU with little to no plan of what to do after it happened. Not to mention spunking billions on unusable ppe contracts to their pals during covid and millions more on a ridiculous Rwanda scheme. Glad to see the back of them.

@@andybussa1323 Maybe, but at least there is a chance.

My reply removed??

I think Boris was the worst ever, irresponsible reckless clown

He's still on parliament. All the Tories should resign and disband the party

I am revelling in the Tory tears, but the truth is that we, The People never directly elect the PM. Please learn how the system works.

I disagree .Compared to Johnson and Truss Mr Sunak was a competent Prime Minister .

@@Chicas-nb5xy I think the mistakes he made demonstrate naivety and your abuse is inappropriate. Please save your anger for Cameron , Osborne , Johnson ,Truss and Rees Mogg .

There are no psychiatrists left in the Tory asylum. They were all purged by Boяis and his window-licking chums.

There will be no self reflection. There will be acrimony and greed. as usual.

@@michaeladkins6 tel aviv is happy with the results heads they win tails they win

They knew they were going to lose the general election. They only called a snap election to stop reform from becoming the mainstream right wing party by giving them enough time to convince more voters. It was too prevent tory extinction and it worked. 130 tory mp to reform 5. So next election right wing will feel reform vote is hopeless leaving only tory as a supposed right wing party with any chance of defeating Labour. So keeping the majority of thier voter base. Will be a new leader, new promises of a reformed tory party and "it's all fault of the last guy, we've learnt, we're your only option to win" and most voters will fall for it

Give it year and everyone will hate Labour...

They don't care about us in any way. They certainly don't care what we think.

@@siypic It won;t take that long

Next time it will be deep too. The government is talking like adults.

They love a cliche. Someone needs to tell the Tories that the anti-Tory sentiment is an ocean wide AND an ocean deep

I think the inverted commas do the explaining there.

I think the inverted commas do the explaining there.

Don't listen to doomsters and gloomsters like Boris Johson running Britain down.

because it's a circus.

Gary please remember Sunak actually had the support of his colleagues.

They played that when Blair got the job but things didn't get better, Blair is already advising Starmer. The nightmare begins.

Absolutely. An intensely irritating Tory.

I quite like listening to him.

Probably shouldn't have clicked on this video then. There is a choice

either his wife told him to as their suitcases and boots were filled, or netanyahu told him to, to distract from gaza

The timing was to not allow Farage time to place candidates everywhere.

I suspect he knows what’s coming down the pipeline and didn’t have the courage to be a War Time prime minister

@@mattadders9819 he didn't have the intelligence to be a peace time prime minister

The next 6 months will be far worse than the last 14 years

@@onesong2001 You've got no evidence for that

Inflation has gone from high to low and the growth forecast looks modestly promising.

@Flowmotion1000 Possible war with Russia, Iran vs Israel, financial collapse... who knows?

@@Flowmotion1000 That's the best joke I've heard in a long time apart from "things can only get better"

How could it have been anything else? 😂

They should be aligning with reform to give the country a proper right wing option.

They only chose Truss because the alternative was Sunak. It was the Tory MPs who whittled it down to that choice.

@@puma21puma21 reform are the BNP with a different bagde.

@@normanstewart9349 the same Sunak that warned that Truss' unfunded tax cuts would lead to financial meltdown? You're kind of proving my point.

@@puma21puma21 Reform UK PLC are simply Russian-funded agitators and greedy loudmouthed grifters. But, hey, people like you will fall for them every time.

No. Opting for Starmer is like dressing up in skimpy women's underwear and crapping in it constantly for 4 years until we all choke to death from it because some people didn't realise how psychotic he is.

Except he's proven himself to be a liar, no better than that other idiot, Johnson.

Power was all that was left to have.

Some people really don’t care much about money but about leaving a mark and making a difference in public life