Wondering whether it might be more useful for the government to think about a positive agenda rather than which institution (BBC, courts, Treasury) is in the firing line to be broken this week.
Instead of whingeing about the nasty EU negotiators (and sometimes the nasty US) there could be a positive economic vision (dare one suggest that the whingeing might, just might, be down to the absence of any coherent realistic vision?)
And whatever happened to Global Britain? I can see @GeorginaEWright's point that not going to the Munich security conference makes sense if we don't have anything to say, but can't imagine this being said of any other government in my lifetime
@GeorginaEWright I suspect the lack of vision (and rather questionable priorities at the centre of government) will soon give way to firefighting on numerous fronts, with multiple candidates including devolved powers, trade deal impacts, immigration system revamp, and so on...
