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I always thought that Alistair Campbell should cover this.... but that was 15+ years ago.
i do so love me a bit of strong and stable government
I thought ‘strong and stable’ as soon as I heard the chancellor was on a plane home. He should have got the bus home, then Liz couldn’t have thrown him under it…
North Korea is very stable as well in a certain sense. Three generations of the same family.
@U043RSZ25HQ it's a good question. quite hard for me to answer, since i don't really see much of the news-stream of countries other than the UK, plus whatever stories make it globally
i lived in norway for a bit a while back, and government there seemed kinda dull then (like in devops, i think dull is a +ve attribute in a government)... but i don't keep up to date
perhaps others can comment on where they see their own government on the dull<->batshit
spectrum ?