Britain has NOT become ungovernable – we’ve just suffered a never-ending supply of useless PMs who aren’t up to the job

Britain's political landscape has been characterized by an alarming frequency of leadership changes, with seven prime ministers in a decade sparking claims of ungovernability. Critics argue that voters are pushing for more from their leaders, contributing to this revolving door. This continuous churn has led to questions about the effectiveness and stability of the government, raising concerns about the country's ability to tackle pressing issues like the economy and public services. The cycle suggests deeper issues within the political system and voter expectations.