Huh? "Enough is enough..." seriously? So bombing the Tube more than a decade ago, and Manchester last month, and killing people right outside Parliament before that... all of that wasn't? And she is saying she can control the internet? Yes, I'm sure a small island in the North Atlantic can do that. It's so easy, controlling an international intangible entity. And definitely the answer - not more cash for policing, or tackling the sources of terrorist funding or anything.
She was warned by a Manchester police officer in 2015 - sat next to him on a panel, when she was Home Secretary - that the cuts she presided over had destroyed community policing, and hence intelligence on terror, and national security was threatened as a result. He was proven correct. She's suppressed a report on the way in which Saudi Arabia has funded terror and paid for the extremist form of Islam to be propagated in this country, because her focus is on selling them weapons. And you think that's more valid as a response than Corbyn saying we can't protect this country on the cheap, and policing cuts must be reversed, and that we have to have painful and embarrassing dialogue with Saudi Arabia and other Gulf States on funding for terrorism?
Under the Conservatives our economy has not done well, and we're the only economy other than Greece that has seen wages actually fall for people on medium or low incomes, since the 2008 crash. The gap between rich and poor has widened drastically, and to top it all, the deficit is larger than it's ever been. The terror threat is greater than it's ever been. Inflation is up, house prices are starting to fall, and she called an election because she was looking at 29 Tory MPs potentially facing criminal charges for electoral expenses fraud, and if that had happened, the by-elections in those constituencies would have been dicey. That's £170 million quid on an election to protect her majority from investigations into the potentially criminal conduct of tens of her MPs.
I'm not even voting Corbyn - I'm voting Lib Dem, because I think Brexit will be catastrophic for this country on every front, and they are offering an alternative, and we are in a marginal where they could win. But Theresa May seems to combine incompetence, arrogance and meaningless soundbites in about equal measure. That doesn't mean she won't win, of course - look at the President of the United States. But it's a sad indictment of the media in this country and the general calibre of education, if she does.