[Arnold Palmer]

I'm not a Tory. Would never vote Tory.

I thought he was doing ok until this week.

Shambles now.

[jay moley]

Doing well.

It's a changing situation, tough to get everything right re advice to give.

[The Jester of Wibbly]

he has been in power less than a year, yet he has had to deal with two of the countries biggest problems in history.    He can be forgiven for a few mistakes.

[markymark]

He's out of his depth. It's not a time for a softly-softly approach. You only have to look at Spain and France a week ago to see what this country should do now to reduce the rate of spread. Last nights speech was a good example of how he's missed a chance to be truly decisive and opted for an ambiguous statement - and just look at how that has turned out on here nevermind out in the real world.
And after speaking to paramedics in Preston today you can see maybe where things are going - 130 staff short and not enough to cover and not ppe. The cuts are coming home to roost, in their words. 

[Arnold Palmer]

Shambles.

You're deluded if you think otherwise.

[Missing Link]

Shambles.

You're deluded if you think otherwise.

Can you give some clear specifics?

[CleanClear]

He's done great..................

[Missing Link]

He's out of his depth. It's not a time for a softly-softly approach.

The government says it's being science led by SAGE, the CMO and CSO.

What qualifications do you have that outweighs a whole team of scientists, many of whom specialise in epidemics?

[Missing Link]

He's done great..................

And from that - done at a time when things were low risk - you think BoJo's whole handling of covid-19 - so far - is a shambles.

Haven't you anything better?

[Arnold Palmer]

Shambles.

You're deluded if you think otherwise.

Can you give some clear specifics?

Take a look at the forum.

Clear as mud and everyone is bricking it.

[Missing Link]

Take a look at the forum.

Clear as mud and everyone is bricking it.

That's just here; people are making up stuff and sharing fake news.

I've been providing gov guidance and links to things that gov ACTUALLY SAYS.  You can take a horse to water but cannot make it drink.

Meanwhile new temporary 4000 bed hospital opening next week:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/breaking-coronavirus-new-hospital-nhs-21747445

[Arnold Palmer]

Look, everyone is emotional. It's a difficult time for everyone. Especially us.

All I want is clarity. Genuine leadership from someone I feel I can trust.

Boris is not it.

[Slacky]

Shambles.

You're deluded if you think otherwise.

Can you give some clear specifics?

Take a look at the forum.

Clear as mud and everyone is bricking it.

I think you’ll find the whole world is in the same boat Soupy. This isnt a ‘Boris’ thing.

[The Jester of Wibbly]

Can you imagine Teresa May handling this?

[Missing Link]

Look, everyone is emotional. It's a difficult time for everyone. Especially us.

All I want is clarity. Genuine leadership from someone I feel I can trust.

Boris is not it.

Gov said it would pay your staff 80% of their wages if you furlough them.

People can work if they can do the 2 meter rule thing.

You should also be able to get loans/grants.

Tax bills deferred.

What is it you want clarity on?

[Arnold Palmer]

Can you imagine Teresa May handling this?

f*** that.

[markymark]

He's out of his depth. It's not a time for a softly-softly approach.

The government says it's being science led by SAGE, the CMO and CSO.

What qualifications do you have that outweighs a whole team of scientists, many of whom specialise in epidemics?

Well, to prevent the usual forum- style pile on, I'll start by saying it's just my opinion. I'm not a scientist, or political commentator, or analyst or any other job that could be informing government opinion, it's just my opinion. The post alluded to asking for my opinion and I put it out there.

But then this is the same government that told us we didn't need to listen to expert opinion a few months back. And you can advise someone 'til you're blue in the face but they don't have to take your advice.  Again, just my opinion, not SAGE,  the CMO's or any other professionals... but the clarity was missing from last nights announcement, hence last nights and todays arguments on the forum. It needed a firm, black-and-white spelling out of who should be going to work and who should be stopping at home, with supporting info on government websites to make it crystal clear.

[Arnold Palmer]

Look, everyone is emotional. It's a difficult time for everyone. Especially us.

All I want is clarity. Genuine leadership from someone I feel I can trust.

Boris is not it.

Gov said it would pay your staff 80% of their wages if you furlough them.

People can work if they can do the 2 meter rule thing.

You should also be able to get loans/grants.

Tax bills deferred.

What is it you want clarity on?

Listen wey eh bonzo, you can pretend that you're confident in what Boris has done and said so far but sreeds of social media posts from people decimating perfectly good businesses because of his poop show prove otherwise.

[jay moley]

Look, everyone is emotional. It's a difficult time for everyone. Especially us.

All I want is clarity. Genuine leadership from someone I feel I can trust.

Boris is not it.

Would you rather it be Corbyn?

[Arnold Palmer]

Look, everyone is emotional. It's a difficult time for everyone. Especially us.

All I want is clarity. Genuine leadership from someone I feel I can trust.

Boris is not it.

Would you rather it be Corbyn?

No