TeasMade: Famously bad at social networking – real social networking with a glass of wine or a cup of tea – May has to be almost dragged into the Commons to take the temperature of her parliamentary party is also stalling on domestic policy because she can’t cope with that either

Is that a bit of a bald patch there Terry?

”May’s style of governing is not so much the behaviour of a tortoise but an ostrich. Faced with something so huge and unwieldy as Brexit, she cannot seem to trust her Brexit Secretary, David Davis, with taking the full mental burden for this challenge. As a result, she refuses to focus on the other major problems the Government must deal with: the NHS, social care, housing, welfare and the cost of living. On these, it is head-in-the-sand time.”
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/theresa-may-conservatives-brexit-government-1922-committee-depose-a8187411.html

JanetHudgins
We should all be very wary of China’s intentions, all $900B, wherever they are. The culture is built on one way streets all leading back to the seat of power, and there are no altruists there.

John Bull
Theresa May has the unfortunate talent of being able to contort herself in the most grotesque parody of a PM, stretching that extra bit in order to tread in the dog mess to prove she’s not a quitter, our poor PM seems to think she’s in I’m a Celebrity Get Me…

That’s A Pointless Answer!
… And there I was thinking it couldn’t have come at a better time! A chance to get away and put her political troubles behind her at home and do something positive.
Yet is this the future for the UK? As it burns its bridges with its nearest and democratic neighbours, it has to cosy up with more authoritarian and despotic regimes to fill the gap! Arms to Saudi Arabia? No problem. Funding China’s neo-colonial expansions in the South China Sea and Africa? You’re on... It’s a Chinese century now!! 🙂