Prime Minister, note to oneself, if you enter a stupid contest… don’t try and come first

What on earth is our esteemed, well intentioned, perfectly decent, Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, up to now…, bless him?  Everyone knows that he was always a better ‘No 2 man’ and was elevated, by circumstance, to the top job, perhaps beyond his station and in a General Electoral context was always destined to generate galloping indifference from the Electorate.   Why on earth did he not take the good advice from his electioneering guru, Isaac Levido and wait for an autumn Election?

It does appear that instead the PM surrounds himself with a cabal of ‘wet behind the ears’ border line Millennials, who have convinced him to ‘go for broke’ on July 4th and in doing so, attempt to ambush the Labour Party with this surprise attack!

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Not many bunnies out of Chancellor Hunt’s hat!

By Trevor Abrahmsohn, Glentree International

The UK Economy is £3trillion and the government have approximately £1trillion for spending. Yesterday’s budget had 1% to play around with – this doesn’t buy you many bunnies out of a hat!

Frankly, the Chancellor’s speech looked more a case of setting out his stall in readiness for an autumn election, than it was to change the world with his financial gymnastics.

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If the Tories scrap the Non-Dom status they may as well pull up the drawbridge to UK foreign investment

Although I am a traditional Tory voter, who believes in capitalism with a small ‘C’, I am struggling to find a positive case to vote for the Tories at the next Election. I’m not sure the deterrent effect of persuading myself that the Labour Party will be worse, is motive enough. Maybe I’ll just abstain and be a conscientious objector!

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