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Theresa May could’ve discussed the conditions for leaving but rushed invoking Article 50 without any clear idea of what that meant. Johnson & the ERG stabbed her in the back to make it the hardest agreement which still isn’t finished.

Cameron was told to make the result a super majority ie 60%, but thought he knew better.

I'm sure you're right but I think I have read somewhere, the latest date can be in January 2025? Yep, found it. https://www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/explainer/next-general-election Sunak doesn't care. He'll be off to the States as soon as it's over, renewing his green card.

He did but we have a politician with less than ten years experience running the country (into the ground).

That doesn’t detract from what I said. No PM should be placed in the HOL until he’s passed on.

They can still retire like Betty Boothroyd, but have a seat in the Lords.

Theresa May and Liz Truss were remainers before the referendum. They backed what they thought would do them the most good in their political careers, not what is good for the country. Theresa May went straight into Article 50 as soon as she could, drawing up her red lines. She could have started...

I thought ex PMs couldn’t be made Lords or Baronesses until the previous one was? I thought it was why Gordon Brown turned it down?