At the last general election I suspect a lot of Tory voters did so despite having grave reservations about their leader at the time and his suitability to lead the country as PM.
Their doubts were well founded.
They voted Conservative because they bought into the party’s manifesto. That and the fact that many had voted Tory since the year dot and weren’t going to change despite having a bumbling oaf as the figurehead.
Bucks may have been one of these. I don’t know perhaps he could tell us.
Similarly a great number of Labour supporters would have voted for that party despite having issues with the leadership at the time.
As we have seen. Leaders come and go. You shouldn’t be voting for Corbyn or Johnson; or Starmer or Sunak. You should vote on policies and manifestos.
Criticise individuals if the deserve it.
Tar-brushing with terms like “you lot” and “all” is both lazy and inaccurate.
