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Rishi Sunak’s approval rating slips as big summer push fails to spark revival
(www.theguardian.com)
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You could put Harold Shipman and Lucy Letby in charge of the NHS, and some would still put that cross in the blue box. There just as many idiots in the Labour camp also. This is the result of FPTP imo. People voting for what they don't want, while ignoring even thinking about what they do.
There is also the selfish camp who see the Tories giving more to them at the expense of others. One guy on video amazed me in the Uxbridge elections. He said he was voting Tory because he did not want to pay VAT on his kids school fees. Meanwhile we have 10% inflation and a devaluing pound. All services are failing while our tax rate is at its highest. I am guessing he did not do well with maths at school.