Government needs action, not delay

Editor – Prime Minister Keir Starmer has fired six members of the government team and tells us he is going on with the job. Why should we believe it?
His errors have been the talk on TV, the press and Parliament for months. All that time wasted. The government has achieved nothing. What possible use is a man who puts himself first all the time? He should resign immediately.
The first duty of a Prime Minister is to govern. If he is unable to do that, he should not have been elected. He must go.
It is essential that government should go on every day and that the nation’s problems – which are manifest – are mended. And it must be ASAP.
We do not have time to wait while deadbeats catch up. Starmer is unfit to be in charge.
No time should be spent passing papers around, taking months for a decision. The PM must get his decisions made from the start and the government must help him. In a single day, the government must be able to decide what to do. Each day should produce a number of decisions which should be acted upon directly.
It takes education, brains and ability. Only the ablest will do. Starmer is one of the least able. He will faff about, make no decisions and should be sacked.