While there were speculations about speculation Angela Rener As a leadership candidate in a Left of Labor Party, his heart was not completely in it.
Speculation was true that Ms. Rener was always a reluctant Candidate for Downing Street. A friend told Independent For a few months she was considering whether the frontline is completely standing below politics.
“She wants to be able to go on vacation and does not have people to take her picture. She wants to be able to drop B&A down without being recognized.”
Inserting his personal life on Fiysco of tax matters in relation to his £ 800,000 How a flat, according to friends, just “he underlines everything that he hates to be in public eyesight.”
But the reality is that until Friday and the publication of morality reports “she knew that the game was,” a long -term colleague confirmed. In fact, this decision was effectively confirmed before the night when the draft report landed.
In trade unions, his supporters and soft leftists of the Labor Party, who were actually plotting as his favorite replacement with the collapse of the Sir Kire Stmper, was expected to be held on her job.
But by Friday morning, he felt that he had to go with the initial vision of the report. The support of Sir Kir, which was very vocal in PMQ on Wednesday, disappeared quietly.
“He had no choice,” a friend said.
And this meant that he had to resign not only from his Housing Secretary, but also from Deputy Prime Minister and Deputy Leader of Labor Party.
A colleague said, “It was unstable for him to continue in any role.” “She can at least go now and lick her wounds and return from the back benchers.”
He said: “He made a mistake but finally it was to avoid tax and it did not meet the ethical level for the government.”
The fellow ministers had lost patience and were saying that he should go.
An MP suggested “He is going to have a pain in the cosmic for Keer.”
While Sir Keir had notes a three -page handwritten, he appreciated him, finally there was a “bad feeling”.
She was also disappointed on her treatment in the government.
The Deputy Prime Minister’s promise to give an official office of the Deputy Prime Minister never happened despite a few months of conversation and a memorandum to promise it.
The stormer and his Chief of Staff Morgan McSwini were happy for him that he did not have “a rival court.”
But people close to Ms. Rener felt that she never received thanks and support, which she had given to the starrer and McSwini.
In particular, he used his political capital with Labor MPs on the left side of the party to prevent a terrible defeat in the welfare rebellion before the summer holiday.
“Keer is only PM because what Angela did for him,” a source said his close friend. “He never appreciated him.”
Now Sir Kir is ready to find out how life is without a big person to rally to the left of the party.
Ms. Rener has more time to “reflect her mistakes”.