I dislike the way that world politics is becoming about big political figures ( Trump, et al) and what they choose to do, on the basis of their own imaginative instincts, and personal interpretations. Even Macron is posturing and posing in he-man clothes. It is not about collegiate governing, anymore. It's like the little people are the little people and the leaders are these noble figures making strategic moves, and cheered or booed by the plebs.
The little people don't visit their relatives in care homes: the Prime Minister swigs the wine every Friday with a crowd of cronies.
Boris says people will have to choose to eat cheaper food, but it's cool for Rishi to have permanent US citizenship as he works in Number Ten, and for his family members to avoid paying millions in tax.
I don't like the way things are going and Starter doesn't make an impression. I think Emily Thornberry would be better: strong and opinionated, when someone needs to challenge misuse of privilege.
Boris visits Kyiv without the laurel wreath, but with the same emperor- like bearing. Zelensky is a figurehead who makes great expansive speeches, but he does feel emotion for the people and shares their plight - although his financial status is fishy. Boris is strutting meaninglessly, making the fighting in Ukraine look more like an international war, and declining to be careful, and looking like we're staying out of the conflict - to avoid an escalation of tensions.
Boris has messed up Brexit and landed us with monstrous inflation; he doesn't possess the good judgement to be the one deciding whether it's good or not to posture in the middle of misery. Someone needs to stop him and put him in his place.