The Times has an interview with Sunak this morning, I counted at least 8 uses of the word compassionate. It must have been suggested as their buzzword. Twelve years they've been in power and now they've decided they need to be sympathetic & concerned for us. Why?
Interview contains very little information. He backed Braverman but I did note -
"He highlights reaching an agreement with France as a priority. “It’s something the president [Macron] and I talked about. It’s one of those things we’ve worked co-operatively on in the past.”
^^ as far as I am concerned that it the only policy change that will make any difference. Rwanda, chinooks, "Macon friend or foe" etc etc are for just drivel for the fruitloops in the party/country.
Diplomacy works.
What did make me smile was sunak's suggestion that the Conservatives are the party of sound economics. We know Conservatives borrow more than Labour.
We've just experienced the policies that broad swathes of the Conservatives really aspire to - remember the influx of new posters fevered defence Trussonomics? Apparently employing more gardeners and cleaners would fix the economy.
We know that they blamed austerity on Wolverhampton having too many libraries.
And still they peddle the line that we are safe with them!