With the inherent bias in the UK media, it’s interesting to look at foreign media for insightful coverage of the UK election. In a fascinating article, Bloomburg suggests that election campaigns reveal things about politicians: How they function under pressure, with little sleep, and with opponents trying to outmaneuver them on multiple fronts.

Source: The Negotiator: What Election Tells Us About May as Brexit Nears – Bloomberg

For me, the bottom line is that Theresa May has failed. She’s doesn’t have the leadership and personal skills to lead the UK, especially out of Brexit.

I agree with my friend and fellow-blogger, John Gelmini, the best result might be May reelected with a very small majority and a bloody nose – then let the long knives of the 1922 Committee replace her with a more robust and charismatic leader.

Thoughts?

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