Even someone doing a truly effing good job would struggle to fix these problems in time
– as well as all the other crises we had long known about in the health service, illegal immigration, and so on.
A particularly lame attack line from his backbench colleagues was that Labour had known about RAAC for 13 years, but hadn’t done anything about it. It’s the kind of slam dunk you can do on coming into office, not at the end of your own 13 year period of also doing nothing about an issue.when she complained that no-one was thanking her for doing a ‘f***ing good job’, but both she and the Prime Minister have indeed come late to a problem their predecessors sat on their backsides and ignored.
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