Yep, what we want in power is people who've never seen inside government and a machine which promotes juveniles like Rayner, reliable respectable characters like Abbot, nutters like Corbyn.
I think Starmer's a man of some integrity, and a great brain, but what else? Granted those two are enough to make it worth giving him a try.
Former chancellor characters like Ed balls, and Alan knownothing except being a milkman, don't inspire confidence. How much would they have known about the critical LDI strategies of the pension companies?
Alastair Darling was OK.
And Sunak, he's no mug.
I remember Darling sorting out the bankers in 08. He presented his case and a proposal which would work, they agreed. . Then before they could say ah yes but, he said "Good, cheerio then" and left.