It also makes sense if he’s appeasing Streeting, who has seemingly become a mouthpiece for every unethical firm wanting a piece of UK government business.
The fact that he didn’t sack Streeting or Mahmoud is a sign that he’s either weak or buys into the whole Blue Labour bullshit. Neither is a good look.
It also makes sense if he’s appeasing Streeting, who has seemingly become a mouthpiece for every unethical firm wanting a piece of UK government business.
The fact that he didn’t sack Streeting or Mahmoud is a sign that he’s either weak or buys into the whole Blue Labour bullshit. Neither is a good look.