How Strong and Stable is May?
 

No snap election --we have one
Rises to NI contributions - oops it was in the manifesto, so U turn
Dementia tax-- looks like a u turn coming up
a Remainer but now wants a hard Brexit
Hasn't included her party in her manifesto hence Ruth Davidson ruled out winter fuel payments cuts in Scotland
Scrapping pledges made in 2015 manifesto which she supported...as a five year plan but 2 years later apparently make no sense

whats the next U turn....single market is my guess

Stronger the Corybn and labour who dont even know what figures they need

She's just trying to make it a closer result, so that Corbyn stays on as leader.

Probably not true, but not to be discounted.

Defo not stable. Shes flying about all over the place.
Idk about strong, those diamonte shoes might weigh a bit. So maybe.

Weak and Wobbly

:joker:

She must feel strong enough to do a u turn.
Methinks she went a step too far in her floor on paying for care.

The only things strong and stable about her is her hardline heartlessness,deceit and love of bloodthirsty activities.
Really awful woman.

Nowt wrong with UTurns by anyone,shows they are listening.

I think it shows weak leadership tbh

To each their own,we all have different opinions, it's never bothered me.

And that they didnt think it through initially

It takes a strong person to apologise or admit they are wrong.

She's a wobbly chair that has to have a bit of cardboard placed under the one leg or it'll topple over that brought to life by a wish made on a shooting star by an evil child that likes to set packs of dogs on defenceless animals.

OR they've thought it through and realise it's not a good thing,have you never changed your mind about anything ? better them do a u turn than stick to something that is unpopular just to save face.

And a weak person to not condemn a terrorist organisation

oh what the media have done to Corbyn :bawling:

changes a mistake is a strength not a weakness
shes agreed to NOT raise VAT which is good news, it should be lowered

but is she really going to go after the corporations?

Perhaps politicians and the really awful Mrs May would do better to talk to people when devising policy,rather than at them.
Then that would be real leadership with no u-turns needed after a public outrage.

Ensure policies are fair in the first place and more to the point,your word to be stood by and that would be being strong and stable.
Not being forced to change what's planned,only and if, once it's shown to be unfair and more to the point again as in Mrs May's cases,damaging to her power and authority mad obsession.

listening is needed not talking....labour havent listened either for 25 years

I really can't see anyone else who is capable of running the country at the moment. Bribary policies don't make Labour any less of a shambles. :shrug:
They still have to pay for all the things.

she seems to be a strong leader, the danger here is though shes sailing through without being thoroughly grilled on everything

There's a difference between showing the strength to admit you're wrong and change what you're doing and suddenly going back on promises because they are no longer convenient for her and changing direction at whim like she's a weather vane.

you got a big imagination.

You cant claim media twisted it when it was live and he refused to answer many times