They even used the election five years ago to predict today's support rate. In this serious prediction that there will be a joint government, only God knows what these British current affairs commentators are thinking?
In front of current affairs commentators and her husband, Pamela Mountbatten certainly believed her husband, but she also expressed her own opinion, "Perhaps these current affairs commentators are considering that there has been no female prime minister in the UK, so they think that even Mrs. Thatcher
It will win, but it won’t be a great victory.”
"Maybe there is such a reason." Alan Wilson nodded. He was not trying to save face in front of the richest woman, but it was really possible that this was the reason.
After all, there has never really been a well-known female politician in the UK. This excludes the Queen. Everyone knows that the Queen's appearance has nothing to do with public opinion. It is natural.
If it weren't for this reason, Alan Wilson would have already focused his energy on how to destroy Prince Charles. In fact, even the Crown Prince's mother, Her Majesty the Queen, is not very enthusiastic about her son.
It is a pity that Britain does not have as flexible a political tradition as a certain big country. Although in theory many dynasties of a certain big country have implemented the eldest son inheritance system, that is theory. In actual practice, it seems that except for the Ming Dynasty who lived in the shadow of Emperor Hongwu all his life,
, except for filial sons and virtuous grandsons who dare not take a step beyond the realm of thunder, other dynasties are more flexible.
In theory, everyone thinks that inheritance by the eldest son is a good thing. In practice, the current situation must be taken into consideration.
Famous female politicians are a new thing*, let alone a female prime minister. Although this strike caused the Labor Party to lose a lot of points, many people still don't think the Conservative Party can win a big victory due to gender factors.
The two deliberated for a while, and Alan Wilson couldn't help but scolded the hypocrisy, "I just think that Mrs. Thatcher is a negative asset for this election, but it's hard to say it out, so I find other reasons."
"Current affairs commentators only think that the Conservative Party will not win a big victory, and they do not say that Mrs. Thatcher will not become a female prime minister, right?" Pamela Mountbatten stared into her husband's eyes, "In terms of the current support rate,
The Conservative Party is indeed more likely to win, and no one can unseat Mrs. Thatcher."
No one? The supreme authority disagrees with this point. In fact, there is such a person in the UK who can discredit the leader of the Conservative Party. But that is an extreme exchange. Until the last moment, the Prime Minister's private collection
It’s better not to show the photos, it’s better for everyone.
Pamela Mountbatten naturally didn't know what her husband was thinking, so she said with a little worry, "Dear, you have always had a low opinion of female politicians. Will she be a trouble for you if she becomes prime minister?"
Alan Wilson glanced at his wife's face and answered vaguely, "It depends on how big the trouble is. This is a world of reconciliation, and it is not impossible to seek common ground while reserving differences on some issues. But if it goes too far, both parties may
It would be very ugly.”
"Will you kill her? Just like you did with Duncan. Speaking of which, why did Senator Churchill lose all his male members?" Pamela Mountbatten looked at her husband with slight suspicion.
"My dear, as a husband and wife, of course I have to answer you honestly. But doing this to the sitting prime minister is not justified by public opinion." Alan Wilson nodded to himself, without admitting it, but he did acquiesce in his behavior.
The huge Churchill family only has a grandson waiting to be nurtured, and it is indeed related to him...