Quote Originally Posted by the other bob wilson View Post
No, let's call it a monumental and arrogant blunder by the Prime Minister and her advisors. I can remember avuncular old Jim Callaghan telling the country that he knew best and so he wouldn't hold the autumn election in 1978 that everyone was predicting. Instead, he held on and a few weeks later we were in the middle of the winter of discontent and the Thatcher Government became a certainty rather than a possibility, but I rate May's blunder as greater than Callaghan's given what we knew lay ahead for this country after the Brexit vote.
Where does it sit in Gordon Brown's moment of judgement and blunders, if you ask me they all have the ability to call it wrong .

I think May and her team miss read the mood after Brexit ,the result of youngsters feeling agrieved at Brexit and finding a convenient bed fellow in Labour to shown their angst at the decesion .

Cant wait to see the next election post Brexit.

I think both Parties should find new leaders before that election though.