Following British politics is exhausting. August is meant to be among the quietest months regarding political affairs, but in 2018, this statement has become archaic. With conference season set to begin, it is hard for any leader, regardless of the Party they represent, to deliver a speech to inspire the majority. Theresa May can't even jiggle in peace without people unleashing their inner-Craig Revel Horwood.
Politics today has never been so volatile. Many voters are confused by where they see themselves on the political scale. Some Conservative voters aren't a fan of their leader Theresa May but don't want Boris Johnson to replace her. Some Labour voters are angst by the fact Jeremy Corbyn is still leader, but are at a loss as to who they believe can succeed him.
This is where I get ambitious. I am inviting you to share your thoughts. I have two relatively straightforward questions for you to answer. They may offer fascinating findings, yet it could also lead to a small handful of responses. All I ask is to please answer honestly. If you want a Conservative government but also feel a current Labour politician has what it takes to lead government, that's completely acceptable. That's almost the entire point of what I hope to achieve with this. Perhaps the majority want one type of government but feel an MP from another Party is the bee's knees. If anything, that would confirm the complete division we're seeing in the UK today.
To make your life a little easier, you don't have to pick one preferred choice as Prime Minister. You can pick as many as you feel fits the bill of leading the country. I've made the conscious decision not to include their Parties as that could just give the game away to the so-called 'hard-line' supporters of that organisation. Here are the questions. Please spread this far and wide!
Politics today has never been so volatile. Many voters are confused by where they see themselves on the political scale. Some Conservative voters aren't a fan of their leader Theresa May but don't want Boris Johnson to replace her. Some Labour voters are angst by the fact Jeremy Corbyn is still leader, but are at a loss as to who they believe can succeed him.
This is where I get ambitious. I am inviting you to share your thoughts. I have two relatively straightforward questions for you to answer. They may offer fascinating findings, yet it could also lead to a small handful of responses. All I ask is to please answer honestly. If you want a Conservative government but also feel a current Labour politician has what it takes to lead government, that's completely acceptable. That's almost the entire point of what I hope to achieve with this. Perhaps the majority want one type of government but feel an MP from another Party is the bee's knees. If anything, that would confirm the complete division we're seeing in the UK today.
To make your life a little easier, you don't have to pick one preferred choice as Prime Minister. You can pick as many as you feel fits the bill of leading the country. I've made the conscious decision not to include their Parties as that could just give the game away to the so-called 'hard-line' supporters of that organisation. Here are the questions. Please spread this far and wide!
From the current crop of MPs, who would you rather lead government? (can choose multiple)
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