Will This Government Become The Most Hated In Recent History?

[naomi24]

I think it's well on the way to claiming that title - and justifiably so.  After just a couple of months in office, this government has shown its true colours by revealing just some of what it didn't tell us before the election - and the results will resound right across the board.   I see Labour voters like rabbits in the headlights wondering what they've done.  I really think Mr Starmer's mad army will go out a lot quicker than they came in. 

[ToraToraTora]

well they are well on the way, got to hand it to them no previous government has managed to drop so far in so short a time.

[ToraToraTora]

https://yougov.co.uk/politics/articles/50435-the-honeymoon-is-over-keir-starmers-net-favourability-falls-to-lowest-level-since-february

 

[douglas9401]

Have we forgotten La Truss & co?

[nicebloke1]

No. But I guess you may be hoping so. If anything they will, and are already being seen as a government doing what needs to be done, and are not in anyway scared to do so.

[newmodarmy]

Yes, all those hardworking traindrivers (other public sector workers are available) on the breadline at only £50-55K pa can now at last afford to heat their homes unlike those overpaid affluent lazy pensioners on £11.5K pa. And giving that £11 billion to foreign regimes to sort out climate change - that was a priority was it.

[naomi24]

//Have we forgotten La Truss & co?//

 

Truss's six weeks of infamy was a blip compared to what this lot have done - and intend to do.

[douglas9401]

Blip: an unexpected, minor, and typically temporary deviation from a general trend.

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[abbeylee90]

Wouldn't suprise me one bit

[david small]

It serves them right. They’ll get what they voted for, or, rather they won’t.

[gulliver1]

I see Labour voters like rabbits in the headlights wondering what they have done" Bit like Brexit voters then Naomi. When they were taken in by Cameron the Con and his fellow bullinger Club Clown Boris.

[Hymie]

They are going to have to go some, to beat the appalling 14 years of Tory rule, to achieve that.

[gulliver1]

Douglas 13,18 The Cons on here would prefer it if you didn't mention Truss ..They like to pretend when she crashed the economy that it didn't really happen ....And so does Truss.😎

[Peter Pedant]

gods sake  Gullz she is a mod - yes miss is the only possible answer

Miss, I think Thatchers third administration was as unpopular, but the people's memory is fickle so fickle....( as fickle as a thing that fickles - thanks Fr Ted)

1926 - was the govt unpopular? itcertainly thought the revolution had come

[naomi24]

Hymie, I think they've already 'gone some' - and more - and only a couple of months in too.  Hang on to your hat!

[Peter Pedant]

They like to pretend when she crashed the economy that it didn't really happen 

yeah Gullz history is indeed being re written - it is undeniable that later admins did a little trusso-nomics ( under cover and blather)

also - it was a question  of confidence - the economic indices three days before the annoncement were  the same as three days after, so  it was all a matter of confidence

should an economy  be  valued on the thoughts of international investors? I say not

( not really AB fodder is it?)

[sandyRoe]

Wishful thinking in the heading of the question?

In 4 years or so when the economy is flying high and we're all tanning ourselves in the sunlit uplands , there'll be plenty of words to be eaten.

In 

[Peter Pedant]

Labour was voted in not because of its policies but everyone was sick of entitled behavious of the Tories

[Canary42]

With the scale of the damage inflicted on the country, and the speed at which it happened, Liz Truss's Government is well ahead of the field on that one.

[Untitled]

It depends... can a few naomis hate them hard enough to cover for everyone else? 

i suspect the answer is yes!

[gulliver1]

Canary 14.14        There you go then Naomi.                                                    Canary for Best Answer.