Theresa May and her cabinet re-shuffle
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So Theresa May thinks that having a cabinet reshuffle will help her in 2018, does she? This cabinet reshuffle has seen cabinet ministers like Education Secretary Justine Greening depart and some stay in their position like Health Minister Jeremy Hunt. Under fire, Jeremy Hunt has now been given the brief of social care as well as his NHS job. Let's see what a hash he makes of this brief as he has with the NHS under his watch.
Justine Greening apparently has never seen eye to eye with Mrs May and apparently departed swiftly after her job of Education Secretary was taken away from her. Meanwhile, the Foreign Secretary who would be Winston Churchill (at least in his mind) has stayed in position Boris Johnson.
Last year was an awful year for the Prime Minister where she just about clung to power following last years general election. She had hoped that calling a snap election would give her a huge mandate when it came to Brexit and implementing her policies. However, the electorate deserted her in their droves seemingly to prefer the message of Jeremy Corbyn.
Mrs May in this cabinet reshuffle for 2018 thinks that because she is promoting more women and ethnic minorities to her cabinet this will give her team a new look. Well, I have news for you Mrs May it is not the ethnic makeup or gender makeup of your cabinet that ordinary people are concerned with. Those on benefits or low paid jobs want something fresh for this country instead of austerity which is why many turned to Jeremy Corbyn in last years general election. Brexit is bogging down the government like an obsession (whichever way you voted) and this will dominate Mrs Mays term in office until we leave in 2019 and even then it will not be over.
It would seem come hell or high water Theresa May lame duck Prime Minister that she is and despite all that befalls her is prepared to limp on dragging us with her to God knows where!
Justine Greening apparently has never seen eye to eye with Mrs May and apparently departed swiftly after her job of Education Secretary was taken away from her. Meanwhile, the Foreign Secretary who would be Winston Churchill (at least in his mind) has stayed in position Boris Johnson.
Last year was an awful year for the Prime Minister where she just about clung to power following last years general election. She had hoped that calling a snap election would give her a huge mandate when it came to Brexit and implementing her policies. However, the electorate deserted her in their droves seemingly to prefer the message of Jeremy Corbyn.
Mrs May in this cabinet reshuffle for 2018 thinks that because she is promoting more women and ethnic minorities to her cabinet this will give her team a new look. Well, I have news for you Mrs May it is not the ethnic makeup or gender makeup of your cabinet that ordinary people are concerned with. Those on benefits or low paid jobs want something fresh for this country instead of austerity which is why many turned to Jeremy Corbyn in last years general election. Brexit is bogging down the government like an obsession (whichever way you voted) and this will dominate Mrs Mays term in office until we leave in 2019 and even then it will not be over.
It would seem come hell or high water Theresa May lame duck Prime Minister that she is and despite all that befalls her is prepared to limp on dragging us with her to God knows where!
