The nation is currently experiencing the infamous NF-days feeling. It’s a feeling of despair, hopelessness, and annoyance. People are questioning the government’s every move, the economy is in shambles, and the Conservative Party is about as popular as a cold tin of sardines.

Rishi Sunak, the fifth leader of the Conservatives in seven years, is just not cutting it. The people have spoken and they are sick and tired of the Tories and their shenanigans. It’s a no from them.

Let’s face it; the Conservatives have been up to no good for more than ten years. They claim to care about the country, but all they’ve done is line their own pockets and ignore the needs of the average person. While the rich got richer, the poor got poorer.

It’s like the Tories have a secret agenda of making life miserable for the common folk. They started austerity in 2010, and it’s been a downhill ride ever since. Public services in the UK are as scarce as a unicorn, the welfare state is a joke, and wages have been stagnant for so long, we might as well go back to the Napoleonic times. If things keep going this way, we’ll all be living in cardboard boxes soon.

It’s no wonder there’s talk of the next election being the nail in the coffin for the Conservatives. They’ve messed up so much; it’s hard to see them making a comeback. But let’s not count our chickens before they hatch. The Conservatives have been around since the 17th century; they know how to cling onto power better than a toddler clutching their favourite toy.

It’s been said that the Conservative Party is not just the oldest but also the most successful party in the world. They’ve been in government for two-thirds of the time since 1884, when workers could first vote. They’ve won eight of the past 11 elections. The Labour Party, on the other hand, is like the kid who always gets picked last for sports day; they spend most of their time as the opposition. Tony Blair is the only Labour leader to have won an election in the past 50 years. Ouch.

Serious News: nytimes