After the chaos of the Truss era, and Boris Johnson’s regime before that, there is a sense in Westminster that a more restrained form of leadership might be a good idea
in Downing Street on Tuesday, insisting that her growth-at-all-costs approach was in fact the right one.
But a politician who has humiliated herself so badly surely had little choice. If she does not believe her gamble was the right one to try, she will never be able to look herself in the mirror – and anyway, she was always right about the need to start growing the economy after years of stagnation.outside No10 was remarkably downbeat. He is clearly preparing the public for a period of austerity – hoping that, as was the case for David Cameron, short-term pain results in long-term political gain.
After the chaos of the Truss era, and Boris Johnson’s regime before that, there is a sense in Westminster that a more sober and less flashy form of leadership is a thoroughly good idea., which emphasised unity and experience above all else – with the sole exception of the high-stakes decision to restore Suella Braverman to the job she was sacked from less than a week ago.
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