The end is nigh

I'd say he's more of a faded peach testicle.

We didn't elect him, the Tory party voted him in as leader, if he were to call an election the likelihood of the Tories gaining a full majority isn't great. We'd end up with a coalition again although due to the Irish backstop issue they probably wouldn't want to join with the DUP again, they definitely wouldn't form a coalition with Labour so their remaining options would likely be Lib Dems (not a chance as they are for a second referendum) and the Brexit Party, in reality though he probably won't call an election until after the Brexit deadline at the earliest then people's votes will be based on how badly that's gone.

There are many types of intelligence. Cardi B couldn’t be so successful if she wasn’t smart could she? But.... I don’t know she’d do very well on who wants to be a millionaire, or that you’d want her doing your homework. The smarts it takes to never hold a political office and then get elected by vote after a campaign are at least the smarts of a person who knows how to advertise- but then, there’s a reason why sales people are seldom also doctors or physicists on the side no?

One could argue as well that they are idiots who were put in power by idiots. I’m not saying that’s the case- but I’m saying your argument is ambiguous and perhaps not on strong footing. I ask you this though- how dumb would you have to be to fail when you got a $14 million dollar “loan”? Of course- He actually did lose it- but there’s an intelligence in being able to fail repeatedly and still come out on top. There’s an intelligence in figuring out you can take a multi hundred million dollar loan from a bank and then not pay it back too. Of course most people end up in jail or broke over such bold and masterful strategies as: “it makes me richer to not pay my bills and keep the money...” but knowing how to get away with it is an intelligence itself as well.

I was making a joke rather than an argument but I suppose one could take it as either a defense of those two or a criticism of those who put them in power.

Ah. No worries. I was unsure- the way it was written came off as ambiguous. I certainly wasn’t trying to argue- just stating there’s a case to be made either way and I wasn’t sure which way we were going- but that based on available information the statement comes out as ironic regardless of intent.