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First up, which of the following words would you use to describe Liz Truss?

Unintelligent , Immoral
Here's how others taking this chat would describe Truss...👇
  • Incapable
     
    61%
  • Unempathetic
     
    59%
  • Tactless
     
    57%
  • Unreliable
     
    49%
  • Unintelligent 
     
    48%
  • Immoral
     
    44%
  • Boring
     
    34%
  • Capable
     
    16%
  • Intelligent 
     
    15%
  • Reliable
     
    12%
  • Interesting
     
    0%
  • Tactful
     
    0%
  • Empathetic
     
    0%
  • Moral
     
    0%
  • None of the above
     
    0%
  • Not sure
     
    0%
These results are live, unweighted and not representative of the population.
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In general, how much do you like or dislike Liz Truss? 👍👎

I dislike her a lot
📊 Live results from the Daily Chat community
  • I like her a lot
     
    6%
  • I like her a little
     
    8%
  • I feel neutral towards her
     
    12%
  • I dislike her a little
     
    12%
  • I dislike her a lot
     
    61%
  • Not sure
     
    1%
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And how much do you think Liz Truss is in touch with the issues of regular, everyday people?

Not in touch at all
Others said…
  • Very in touch
     
    5%
  • Somewhat in touch
     
    12%
  • Not very in touch
     
    13%
  • Not in touch at all
     
    69%
  • Not sure
     
    1%

 

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Regardless of whether you like her or not, do you think she would be a good Prime Minister?

She would be a bad PM
📊 Live results
  • She would be a very good PM
     
    5%
  • She would be a good PM
     
    10%
  • She would not be a very good PM
     
    12%
  • She would be a bad PM
     
    68%
  • Not sure
     
    4%
These results are live, unweighted and not representative

 

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4 minutes ago, bickster said:

Just watch the numbers rise when she wins

Which numbers? Do you think her numbers will improve (from her perspective) because they are pretty awful as it stands.

Top 7 words to describe her are all negative.

73% dislike her a little (12%) or a lot (61%).

82% thinks she’s not in touch a little (13%) or not in touch at all (69%)

80% think she’d either be not very good PM (12%) or bad (68%).

What a shambolic starting position as next best person to lead this country.

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Just now, Genie said:

Which numbers? Do you think her numbers will improve (from her perspective) because they are pretty awful as it stands.

No, they'll get absolutely worse for her

The general public, the non-switched on politically, lets say about 50% of the population really won't know that much about her YET

When she becomes PM, they won't be able to avoid knowing who she is and they'll absolutely hate her, she won't resonate with the public and her gaffes of which there will be plenty  (you only have to look back a few hours for the latest one) will rapidly turn her into a figure of fun. They'll hate her and laugh AT her

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4 minutes ago, bickster said:

No, they'll get absolutely worse for her

The general public, the non-switched on politically, lets say about 50% of the population really won't know that much about her YET

When she becomes PM, they won't be able to avoid knowing who she is and they'll absolutely hate her, she won't resonate with the public and her gaffes of which there will be plenty  (you only have to look back a few hours for the latest one) will rapidly turn her into a figure of fun. They'll hate her and laugh AT her

The days of a new PM joining on a wave of optimism are long gone.

Its going to start badly, and then get worse.

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2 minutes ago, Genie said:

The days of a new PM joining on a wave of optimism are long gone.

Its going to start badly, and then get worse.

Has that ever happened when a PM has been elected mid term? Normally it’s a period of turmoil that brings a change of PM midway through. There was not a wave of optimism for Gordon Brown or Theresa May either was there?

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1 minute ago, LondonLax said:

Has that ever happened when a PM has been elected mid term? Normally it’s a period of turmoil that brings a change of PM midway through. There was not a wave of optimism for Gordon Brown or Theresa May either was there?

I guess being mid-term and not a public vote you’re right that it’s unlikely.

However, off the back of a compulsive lying criminal who long overstayed his welcome it would not be inconceivable to be excited by a change of leader. However what we have is serious apprehension that it genuinely is going to be another shit show.

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4 minutes ago, LondonLax said:

Has that ever happened when a PM has been elected mid term? Normally it’s a period of turmoil that brings a change of PM midway through. There was not a wave of optimism for Gordon Brown or Theresa May either was there?

Johnson was a Mid-Term PM and did iirc get an opinion bounce for the Tories

EDIT: John Major too I think

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47 minutes ago, bickster said:

No, they'll get absolutely worse for her

The general public, the non-switched on politically, lets say about 50% of the population really won't know that much about her YET

When she becomes PM, they won't be able to avoid knowing who she is and they'll absolutely hate her, she won't resonate with the public and her gaffes of which there will be plenty  (you only have to look back a few hours for the latest one) will rapidly turn her into a figure of fun. They'll hate her and laugh AT her

I think that'll take a little while. She'll get in, say some headline stuff about cutting people's taxes and helping them with the cost of living, and that's going to give her a boost with the barely interested majority.

Give it a few months, though....

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4 hours ago, Genie said:

I’d love to know how the £8.8b saving was calculated.

Come on, everyone knows they don't use calculators, they write numbers on massive buses and park them next to each other.

How can you be sure of a figure if it's not written on a massive bus?

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32 minutes ago, HKP90 said:

Come on, everyone knows they don't use calculators, they write numbers on massive buses and park them next to each other.

How can you be sure of a figure if it's not written on a massive bus?

You raise an excellent point, she should have hired a bus and painted “let’s stop paying people up north the same as the people in London and instead give the NHS £170m extra per week”

 

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Liz Truss reminds me of Kang and Kodos in the election episode of the Simpsons.

Saying whatever makes the crowd cheer, reversing it if they boo, and being barely able to pass as human.

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