She's been promoted beyond her competence level

She's fine (gritted teeth) as a minister away from the limelight getting in with the work

She'd have been ok (gritted teeth) seeing out Cameron's term, although I suspect struggles with the size of the job given her management style and being seemingly poor at delegating responsibility.

She'd not a leader though and gas never been public facing enough to properly survive an election campaign as the figurehead.

Being charitable, she has been very very badly advised on this one. Whether that's because it's the advice she wanted to hear Or not, I don't know.

Will be hilarious (in the 'we're all going to hell in a handcart anyway so what does yet more chaos matter' sense) if she loses her majority.

Unless the polls are utterly wrong and she still romps home to a massive majority, she has been fatally wounded by this campaign. Doesn't bode well for a strong and stable government - it's going to make the John Major years look like a model of teamwork...

Posted By: CWC, Jun 1, 08:18:39