Apparently the mood is bleak in the Tory party after Jenrick's resignation:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-67644952Because feeling sorry for themselves rather than for what they've done to people is the as much as this collection of thieves, liars, con artists, pimps, autofellating abusers can manage. My shite has more morals, my pish more intellect.
And the thing is I know there are decent members of the party, even decent elected officials, amazingly even decent MPs but I can't understand why it's not at the stage when they just don't want to be associated with this. It's not that it's actually evil, it's just amoral but also incompetent.
The slow rotting scandals of Grenfell, and Windrush, were added to yesterday by the so slow, so insufficient reaction to the Hillsborough report that Theresa May called them out on it. The oleaginous simperings going on at the Covid inquiry where the incompetence is being used as a figleaf for the corruption and attacks on the rule of law.
There is a time to fight for your party but, surely at some point, you have to recognise that it is no longer noble to stand beside and therefore support this ratfuck?