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Not by the public.
Just by his colleagues in his own party. THEY wanted him.
Hah! Missed the /s.
Was he even elected by his party? I thought he won by default. I may be misremembering though he is the longest sitting pm this election cycle.
You are correct. When they had a choice between him and a lettuce they chose the bat shit lettuce. When she fucked up so bad and quit they gave it to him as he was runner up.
They were sorting of at the point where they were going "who the fuck else is there?"
If I remember correctly this makes our last 4 PMs
You forgot about Theresa May
Ah right Thatcher 2.0
While I massively disagree with most of what she stood for, at least Thatcher was both competent, and had a spine.