The Liz Truss era is off to quite the disquieting start.
According to a Redfield & Wilton Strategies poll released Monday, Britain’s new prime minister has a net approval rating of negative 61 percent, down 13 percentage points from a similar poll last Thursday. Only 9 percent of respondents approve of her overall performance, while 70 percent disapprove.
Liz Truss
I haven’t been following UK politics at all, so I’d never even heard of this Liz Truss womxyn. She became the head of the Cuckservative Party of Britain after Boris Johnson resigned due to the homo scandal. This made her the Prime Minister, a position she was officially granted on September 6th. About forty days later and she’s got a 9% approval rating, and the only thing more shocking than her poor approval is how fast public sentiment is turning against her.
Truss is underwater even within her own party, with 67 percent of 2019 Conservative voters disapproving of her performance. “Among those who would vote Conservative now, her net approval is -15 percent,” R&WS notes.
Ah yes, the cuckservative party leadership. Truly a fantastic bunch of hardworking representatives of the common man.
Despite having a -61% approval rating, do not expect Liz Truss to be resigning anytime soon. Because in Fake Democracy you can be as unpopular as possible, as long as you or your owners have the reins of power.
Jason Stein, one of Liz Truss’s key advisers, is understood to have been suspended from his job before an investigation into insulting briefings about MPs, including one over the weekend accusing Sajid Javid of being “shit”.
Truss’s press secretary, answering queries after prime minister’s questions, said he could not comment on individual staffing matters but did not deny reports that Stein had been suspended, saying that Truss believed some briefings about parliamentary colleagues were “completely unacceptable”.
Stein is understood to be facing an investigation by the Cabinet Office’s propriety and ethics unit.
Jason Stein
I’m impressed by how fake and ghey UK electoral politics are. It’s possible that it’s actually worse than Canadian electoral politics.
