Rutnam and All That
The story broke on Saturday with Rutman standing under an
umbrella in the rain making his political point prompting a cynical comment
that it was ‘a wet avoid the wet ‘!!
3 days in and it appears to be dying and coronavirus is more
important to the public than a civil service tiff >not sure the public ever
had much sympathy with Rutman
Anti Boris MSM are trying hard to make it run but Corbyn and
his MPs did not give any impetus to that in Parliament>watching it was quite
boring and very repetitious and Labour MPs did not look as though their heart
was in trying to get a scalp! Actually it could be that the current runt of
Labour MPs are not very inspiring or capable of making a contest out of issues
such as this
The probability is that the fall out was six of one and half
a dozen of the other with both sides briefing on each other but the general consensus
is that the Home Office [not the Minister] is not fit for purpose, has been that
way for some time, and Patel was sent in to sort it out
If so then flack was expected by the Government hence the
complete laid back approach. In due course we will be told that whilst the Minister
was inpolite she was not in breach of the code. Rutman is paid out and on we go!
Basically, who cares about a civil servant who doesn’t like
the government policy which the electorate has soundly endorsed!
A cynic may say that Boris has been lucky again as coronavirus
has taken everything off the front pages and the minds of the electorate
Some of the commentators I follow, who have been Boris
Bashers and have not yet recovered from his landslide victory which they
thought impossible , have had a last fling on this and hopefully they will also
move on ! Normally, which is why I follow them, their views are interesting and
relatively objective
So Rutnam has not even be a seven day wonder!
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