But it was largely not a majority in favor of Labour r, but in support of a purge of the Tories. Now Labour is on the sharp end of that same negativity. Labour is playing its hand poorly, I think, but in fairness it’s hard to know what they’re to do in the face of the deterioration of the economy.

That was worth a follow.

Trump has an appalling lack of depth to his bench. Not many people whose loyalty he trusts. And Hegseth should have gone with or before Walsh, but Trump likely can’t find anyone he would trust to authorize a domestic military deployment in support of what he calls “law and order.”