bashamwonderland
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It makes absolutely no sense to me that Cameron, as possibly the last genuinely competent and long lasting PM we had, who will be the most popular recent PM of a bad bunch (he actually resigned honourably), would be asked by Sunak to return to government.Just so that someone plays Devil's Advocate, and makes this a less-one sided conversation (because Essex doesn't seem to have his heart in it today).......
I actually do think that David Cameron is a smarter and more skilled politician than anyone else that Sunak could have logically drawn from within his MPs.
I saw him in action at a conference once, and he gave a ten minute speech on business policy without notes or autocue, and then answered a dozen questions from the audience (that I know were not planted, because my mate asked one!) smoothly and without hesitation, and with excellent recall of facts and policy.
He was a lousy leader because he's a snake who focused on playing political games (firstly in decimating the LibDems, then in trying to win back the fringes of his party from Farage) over the health of the country.
But I genuinely do think that he's smarter and more capable than most current Tory politicians.
In the same scenario, you likely would have gotten fact-free bluster from Boris, gibbering psychosis from Truss, and weird stuttering from Robot Rishi........
It's still utter, utter desperation from Sunak. But surely that's where the Tory party is right now?
It strikes me that something bigger is going on here. I just can't see how Sunak would allow this. Someone somewhere thinks the return of Cameron as PM is the s**t or bust gamble of the century.
It's so mental that it just might work.