You always judge the performance of an executive by what they start in the first 100 days ... so what exactly has been done? A rehashed deal with no agreement, a delay and a bunch of future promises .... not exactly overwhelming. Both Cameron and May did more ->
Though I fundamentally disagree with the political aspects of austerity that was driven under @David_Cameron (but not with necessity to reduce waste) ... I am impressed by the energy, drive and motivation to create change that he brought. Boris is a pale imitation.
I have a strong bias towards @jeremycorbyn being that I'm old Labour - blog.gardeviance.org/2015/05/i-am-o… ... and I was not happy about political dogma of austerity. But I thought @David_Cameron resignation was a terrible loss. It's a pity.
Boris is no fool but he is no leader either.
Boris is no fool but he is no leader either.
On the same note, whilst I respect the intellectual sharps of Dominic and I agree with many of his Odyssean education views ... people are not pawns on some vast digital video game. Yes, people can be manipulated. Yes, you can use micro narratives to change perceptions ...
... so yes, you can win the game but that doesn't win the heart and soul. The referendum was technically won but too many people feel cheated. It's not enough to win, you have to win in the right way.
And whilst I'm at it, on the question of May. There were many mistakes including a significant misjudgement of the electorate but I have little doubt that history will judge that she was harshly and unfairly treated. There were some admirable qualities to May.
