Here’s a recommended read written by George Parker, the Political Editor at the FT. The article describes how the Prime minister is intent on distancing herself from her predecessor and his policies.
Source: May on the march with ‘demobilisation of Cameroons’ — FT.com
But soon the newly mobilized May team will need to deliver. The first major challenge will be economic policy and the Autumn Budget Statement is eagerly awaited. Philip Hammond is expected to bury austerity and seize upon large scale public investment. But the real focus will be on the Brexit negotiations and whether it’s a hard or soft Brexit – it’s still too early to read.
Parker claims that the Cameroons are being supportive, claiming that Theresa May is building on their successes. With Labour completely in the wilderness, the Tories need to resist fighting openly between competing factions.
Thoughts?
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