The United Kingdom: The RISHI RICH Sunak ERA

Massively safe seat. He must be lusting after some more banking money.
 
It feels like there's a handful of Tories getting suspended or jumping ship every week now.

How many whips/MPs does Sunak have left?
 
Can another country elect her to their highest office so we get more hot Liz content without the devastating economic consequences?
I've heard the that there might be opportunities in Peru since this Wednesday!

Peru is the biggest SA country that isn’t that good in football.
They might not be good at sports but like the UK they seem to have a knack for political drama.
 
The Peruvian president just went from being in power to being imprisoned in under 24h this Wednesday.

Maybe a country that efficient at deposing and punishing corrupt politicians might not be the best match for her
 
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It feels like there's a handful of Tories getting suspended or jumping ship every week now.

How many whips/MPs does Sunak have left?
356 (down from 365 in the 2019 election), but that's about the same number they had under Truss. Most of the ones saying they're stepping down are still MPs, they're just not running at the next election.
 
Maybe a country that efficient at deposing and punishing corrupt politicians might not be the best match for her
Then Peru is the perfect match.

There former president went through five cabinets and 81 ministers, many as unqualified as he was.

It took a horribly misjudged and floundered coup d'etat for him to finally be disposed of after a little over a year.
 
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I know she's in a pretty safe seat, but assuming she doesn't also step down - and really, what else would she do with her life? - I'm fascinated by whether she'll be re-elected.
 
I know she's in a pretty safe seat, but assuming she doesn't also step down - and really, what else would she do with her life? - I'm fascinated by whether she'll be re-elected.
She reportedly wants to follow the Theresa May model as an ex-PM. Of course, that's probably much more satisfying when a. your party's in government and b. the discourse at large favourably compares you to whoever's running things on at least one front (Terri May was terrible in a lot of ways, but if nothing else, the contrast between some of Boris Johnson's most prominent failings and her as PM felt pretty pronounced).

And of course, if things REALLY stay this bad, I wouldn't entirely rule out a shock win for the Lib Dems or something ridiculous like that in her seat next time either :disco:
 
Dying that it’s only got 418 likes! Even this spoof response has more:

 

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