The UK government seems to be a bit lost and confused - but we shouldn't feel surprised:
The person at the top of this government doesn’t think through the consequences of his actions, is ... bored by complexity, prefers the quick hit of a snappy populist slogan to ... competent administration.
All this was known about him long before the party made him its leader. His flaws [character failings] as a prime minister are a revelation only to those who wilfully ignored his biography and his record.
Why Boris Johnson is constantly surprised when his government fails | Boris Johnson | The Guardian
And now everyone is complaining - about the current confusion over testing for Covid:
Neil Henderson on Twitter: "MAIL: Why ARE they still failing the test?
And about the current prime minister:
Neil Henderson on Twitter: "THE SPECTATOR: Where’s Boris?
Where's Boris? | The Spectator
I admit it: I was wrong to back Boris | The Spectator
The Times view on the prime minister’s suitability for No 10: Johnson Adrift | Comment | The Times
Sinking without trace: rightwing press turns on Boris Johnson | Boris Johnson | The Guardian
But we get what we voted for:
With a bit more analysis here:
In the end, you get what you voted for | thelondoneconomic
But where you can vote, you get what you vote for:
Whether the UK (if you can appreciate the language):
What Our New PM Boris Johnson's Mates and Coworkers Say About Him
Whether the United States (if you understand the cartoon):
You get what you vote for | Sheneman - nj.co
Or Ireland (if you understand Irish politics...):
You get what you voted for... - Independent.ie
Of course there are plenty of countries where you can't vote... or where the voting is a bit strange:
Mass anti-Lukashenko rally starts after Belarus police crackdown | Belarus News | Al Jazeera
‘Don’t Give Away’ Lukashenko, Star-Studded Music Video Tells Belarus - The Moscow Times
Hackers Leak Personal Data Of 1,000 Belarusian Police Officers Involved In Protest Repression
.
.
.
No comments:
Post a Comment