It usually takes years in power after “-ism” after the name of a political leader. Define their guide philosophy,
but as Sir ker stormer Marks his first anniversary as Prime Minister, he has already offered “starrerism” as a concept for himself, even without bothering to wait for a general favorable commentator to invent it.
Some portray it as their unfortunate surnames “Two Tier Keer” (From lines on justice and welfare) or “Never here” (from many of his visits abroad) Their defined conditions, but have clearly different in their mind.
His definition of “stormerism” was really slipped when he was questioning journalists on the aircraft as he flew to Canada for the G7 Summit.
He recently said about the review of spending, “This is a lot of ‘straight’ if you like those steps,” he said about a recent expenditure review. “The first job is always to get out of the outside, clean and then move from there.”
In fact, “fixing the foundation” has become one of his favorite catchfrages over the last 12 months.
He regularly talks about how Tories left the economy, NHS, jails and the whole country Toolmaker dadHis job is to fix it and then build it from there. He has also successfully taken an approach to international relations with Brexit Reset, setting a relationship with Donald Trump at the point where they appear very close, and fix the business deals.
Their definition includes both strengths and all the clear weaknesses of a government, which after winning a majority with 156 seats, has lost the goodwill of voters in almost any way in history.
Put it privately as a senior minister Independent: “There is no North Star … When people have a destination point, it becomes very easy to explain the difficult options on the way.”
The comments addressed the lack of a grand vision for the starrerism – very differently or the rolling back of the state of Thaccher in the third way of Blair.
They were built in the middle of rebellion on welfare reforms. Labor MPs’ scores were not ready to refund the disability benefits cuts, already hurt by Winter Fuel Fiysco.
The Persia had seen the payment of winter fuel raised from millions of pensioners in the government to be U-turn only after political loss.
In the context of winter fuel, the minister said, “It is very difficult for people to persuade you to trust you when you have been so misunderstood before.”
In his recent interview, Star regretted the hope of uploading that grand vision or incense after assuming office in his first Downing Street Rose Garden speech. All this was about how the country was broken and needed to do hard work to fix it and it set tone for a pathetic year.
But a part of the problem was a lack of infrastructure to help make that vision. The bus labor was included in the government due to lack of government, which is a lack of think tank -policy development and ideas factories.
Labor That purpose was established for that purpose, but Jeremy Corbin and his supporters had to deal with “saving the party”. Unlike the center-rights, the center-left is lacking.
It was exposed with sick-judges and welfare reforms. When Sir Ian Duncan Smith became Tory Work and Pension Secretary in 2010, he arrived with an oven-redi reform package developed by Center for Social Justice over the years. Labor had nothing like this.
This means that now there is a concern in the government that the policy is being made and operated by the treasure short-term or quick reforms.
A minister complained, “The balance between Downing Street and Treasury is incorrect, Treasury has a lot of power and has a lot of control over policy.”
This is the reason why Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been convicted more than any other minister who has dogs, whether it is welfare improvement, winter fuel, and untrustbeeous inheritance to farmers. All these views have been repeatedly introduced by the Treasury Officers to the ministers, but due to a policy vacuum, they eventually found an interested in the Reeves.
There has also been a continuous issue with poor communication. The minister is still scratching his head how a story on welfare, which should have been about an additional £ 20bn in the profit system, became one of the £ 5BN cuts.
“We have a communication problem,” one clearly accepted.
Communications problems were not only about the depiction of media or social media messaging, but only talking with new MPs – many of whom have not clearly met the Prime Minister.
It also shows that the government has not given the credit for some things that have been done. They are on their way to fix the water industry and the system of prisons, but the flatlineing economy is a cause for concern.
Meanwhile, the terrible pole rating, PM’s record unpopularity and the rise of Nigel Faraz and Reforms have created their own short -term distractions, which now see something as a passion by Morgan McSwini, the very critical staff of the stormer.
There is an understanding from loyal ministers towards Sir Keir that people need “need to be patience” because “the things we have imposed, free school food, additional NHS appointments, changes in the economy will take time to feel people.”
But there are very few charitable voices in labor that are giving them by May – and another set of bad election results – to survive.
Both of them are their own versions of a North Star Grand Vision to replace Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rener and Health Secretary Wes Streeting, so if the stormer cannot find its own, then his time as a fixer of broken things in Downing Street can prove to be a short -term.