Sunak.

[Saul Goodman]

Did he really leave the D-Day commemorations this evening to participate in an ITV interview?

Really?

The King was there, not in the best of health. POTUS was there. Macron was there. Zelenski was there, Starmer was there.

Oh, Cameron was there, too.

Why wasn't the Prime Minister there?

If he had a family emergency to attend to, fair enough. But a political interview?

FFS!

[colebridgebull]

He did.

[glawsterwhite]

The bloke is a total embarrassment …

[eggchaserbull]

His excuse was that the D-Day commemoration programme of events was made in advance*, as though this was a surprise to him.

Which it probably was, as this is a bloke who doesn't seem to plan anything well in advance, although he'll tell you his plan is working.


* - I'm no expert, but I think the D-Day commemoration programme of events was made in advance of his TV interview 

[White Lightning]

It could have been worse, he could have been there for the actual D-day.

[lazarus]

Jun 7, 2024 15:28:45 GMT White Lightning said:

It could have been worse, he could have been there for the actual D-day.

Don't think that is actually joking material.
On the subject though Starmer would have to wait for Rayner's permission to go.

[White Lightning]

Jun 7, 2024 15:53:52 GMT lazarus said:

Jun 7, 2024 15:28:45 GMT White Lightning said:

It could have been worse, he could have been there for the actual D-day.

Don't think that is actually joking material.
On the subject though Starmer would have to wait for Rayner's permission to go.

I actually feel a bit sorry for Sunak. Meant to be a decent bloke. Whoever had orchestrated his campaign has got him to stand in the rain and get drenched. Whip him off to the Titanic museum for a campaign launch photo op, getting him to stand by the exit signs on the plane for a photo opp, then they persuaded him to play truant from the D-Day event.

[mikeunderpenyard]

He told us to judge him by his actions.

I have, and i judge him to be a disgraceful, lying out of touch to55er.