The invisible prime minister with the dullness dividend: Why Sunak's keeping a low profile

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The invisible prime minister with the dullness dividend: Why Sunak's keeping a low profile
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Beyond a list of unmissable prime ministerial engagements at home and abroad, Rishi Sunak has scarcely been seen in public or on social media. Tory voices have joined his opponents attacking him as an 'invisible prime minister'.

He's done it! It was a low bar to jump over but at least Rishi Sunak has lasted longer as prime minister than Liz Truss.

The people who seem least content, least respectful, and least inclined to give the new prime minister a break are on his own side. He is finding it next to impossible to please the country and the Conservatives at the same time. But then Conservative activists never wanted him as leader - after all they rejected him this summer in favour of Truss when they had the chance to vote for him.Sunak was once the rising star of the party. Back then he hired experts to run a slick personal publicity campaign, including videos and postings of his activities as chancellor branded with his signature.

The MPs knew that they had to prevent another ballot of the party membership which would probably have re-imposed the disgraced Johnson on the nation. Williamson has already had to resign for bullying, Braverman is under investigation for similar offences, as is Dominic Raab, whose previous track record barely justified his reappointment as deputy prime minister.

For more than a dozen MPs so far that means not standing for re-election. Quitter Matt Hancock epitomized the prevalent mood of self-interest this week when he lectured the prime minister that he was going because"the Conservative Party must now reconnect with the public we serve." Business managers have dropped the Schools Bill, pleading pressure of parliamentary time, even though the House is actually sitting for fewer hours than usual, and often goes home at teatime on Wednesday.

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