Our New PM

BySouthportRed

The UK’s drift to the outer limits of right wing politics continues with the installation of Elizabeth Orban Bolsonaro Truss as our new overlord Prime Minister.

Apparently 80,000 white male old people selected this person to be leader of the Conservative party and, hence, the supreme leader. With luminaries like Suella Braverman (somewhat to the right of Ms. Patel) as our Home Secretary and Lord Snooty (Jacob Rees Mogg) the famous climate sceptic, overseeing energy and climate stuff, what could possibly go wrong.

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