US Politics | Rishi Sunak had good start with debut speech but now the hard work begins
Rish pickings RISHI Sunak's debut speech as PM was skilful and pitch perfect. Trouble is, it may be the easiest thing he ever does in No10. 
Rishi Sunak's debut speech may be the easiest thing he ever does in No10Rex Given the dire circumstances he has come into — with the country in deep crisis, voters reeling from the Tories' seven-week aberration with Liz Truss and his party 37 points behind a lacklustre Labour — Sunak's tone could not have been better. He had the humility to indicate how badly his party had blundered over the last year, how much he had to fix and how far back the road is to any recovery for the Government. He was measured, sensible and statesmanlike . . . a stark contrast to his predecessor, though he rightly stressed Ms Truss was not wrong to focus on growth, only mistaken in her haste. He was grateful to Boris Johnson for his warmth and achievements in office. Read More on Rishi Sunak 
JANE MOORE Rishi Sunak must not ignore the migrant crisis - just look at Sweden and Italy But he was there, he said, to mend the problems Truss created and earn back the nation's trust — lost initially under Boris — via integrity, professionalism and accountability. And by returning to the principles of the election-winning 2019 manifesto, as The Sun has urged. Labour desperately hope their false and dishonest caricature of Mr Sunak as a rich, uncaring banker will stick. But the PM reminded us how he spent billions as Chancellor during Covid on furlough and other schemes, saving vast numbers of jobs and businesses. Most read in News VLAD'S BARRAGE Putin oversees 'nuke strike on West' during 'Operation Thunder' WW3 drills 'CYCLE OF VIOLENCE' Bodybuilder reveals why she shot her husband after 'years of abuse' SHIFTING THE BLAME Quinton Simon's dad makes bombshell claim about toddler's mom QUAKE FEARS Residents left shaken after 5.1 earthquake rattles entire apartment buildings MEDICINE AND MURDER How serial killer nurse got away with murdering 'hundreds' for 16 years 'SCARED I WAS NEXT' Foul-mouthed haunting confession of Kristin Smart's killer revealed He will need to show that compassion again in the months ahead. His Cabinet hires were largely commendable. He kept the best performers and sacked duds for far better options. He rightly picked from both wings of a party needing unity. That said, quite why Gavin Williamson and Andrew Mitchell deserve a return is beyond us. Overall though, a good start, Rishi. Now the hard work begins, against huge odds. Left's shame ONE by one Labour's idiotic young Corbynite MPs disgrace themselves by implying Rishi Sunak's ethnicity is invalid because he is a rich Tory. The likes of Nadia Whittome and Zarah Sultana see nothing to celebrate in our first Hindu PM. 
Labour's Zarah Sultana and Nadia Whittome see nothing to celebrate in our first Hindu PM Many other Asians, here and abroad, are delighted for him and for Britain regardless of their political leanings. But Whittome whines: "He's a multi-millionaire." Sultana says he's "a fraud". Labour has at least come far enough from the dark Corbyn era that its leadership now slaps down such repugnant, divisive stupidity. Indeed Keir Starmer suspended Rupa Huq MP for saying that then Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng was only "superficially black". Read More on The Sun 
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REAL STATE Our houses are surrounded by a CAGE after builders abandoned a whole estate But while his front bench might now talk a better game, his back benches are still shamefully infested with juvenile, prejudiced, dim, class-war cranks. If the Tories fail, those hard-Left muppets will sit alongside Starmer in power.
Rishi Sunak's debut speech may be the easiest thing he ever does in No10Rex Given the dire circumstances he has come into — with the country in deep crisis, voters reeling from the Tories' seven-week aberration with Liz Truss and his party 37 points behind a lacklustre Labour — Sunak's tone could not have been better. He had the humility to indicate how badly his party had blundered over the last year, how much he had to fix and how far back the road is to any recovery for the Government. He was measured, sensible and statesmanlike . . . a stark contrast to his predecessor, though he rightly stressed Ms Truss was not wrong to focus on growth, only mistaken in her haste. He was grateful to Boris Johnson for his warmth and achievements in office. Read More on Rishi Sunak JANE MOORE Rishi Sunak must not ignore the migrant crisis - just look at Sweden and Italy But he was there, he said, to mend the problems Truss created and earn back the nation's trust — lost initially under Boris — via integrity, professionalism and accountability. And by returning to the principles of the election-winning 2019 manifesto, as The Sun has urged. Labour desperately hope their false and dishonest caricature of Mr Sunak as a rich, uncaring banker will stick. But the PM reminded us how he spent billions as Chancellor during Covid on furlough and other schemes, saving vast numbers of jobs and businesses. Most read in News VLAD'S BARRAGE Putin oversees 'nuke strike on West' during 'Operation Thunder' WW3 drills 'CYCLE OF VIOLENCE' Bodybuilder reveals why she shot her husband after 'years of abuse' SHIFTING THE BLAME Quinton Simon's dad makes bombshell claim about toddler's mom QUAKE FEARS Residents left shaken after 5.1 earthquake rattles entire apartment buildings MEDICINE AND MURDER How serial killer nurse got away with murdering 'hundreds' for 16 years 'SCARED I WAS NEXT' Foul-mouthed haunting confession of Kristin Smart's killer revealed He will need to show that compassion again in the months ahead. His Cabinet hires were largely commendable. He kept the best performers and sacked duds for far better options. He rightly picked from both wings of a party needing unity. That said, quite why Gavin Williamson and Andrew Mitchell deserve a return is beyond us. Overall though, a good start, Rishi. Now the hard work begins, against huge odds. Left's shame ONE by one Labour's idiotic young Corbynite MPs disgrace themselves by implying Rishi Sunak's ethnicity is invalid because he is a rich Tory. The likes of Nadia Whittome and Zarah Sultana see nothing to celebrate in our first Hindu PM. Labour's Zarah Sultana and Nadia Whittome see nothing to celebrate in our first Hindu PM Many other Asians, here and abroad, are delighted for him and for Britain regardless of their political leanings. But Whittome whines: "He's a multi-millionaire." Sultana says he's "a fraud". Labour has at least come far enough from the dark Corbyn era that its leadership now slaps down such repugnant, divisive stupidity. Indeed Keir Starmer suspended Rupa Huq MP for saying that then Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng was only "superficially black". Read More on The Sun I'M LOVIN' IT I tested Aldi's McDonald's food dupes & one was a total 10/10 REAL STATE Our houses are surrounded by a CAGE after builders abandoned a whole estate But while his front bench might now talk a better game, his back benches are still shamefully infested with juvenile, prejudiced, dim, class-war cranks. If the Tories fail, those hard-Left muppets will sit alongside Starmer in power.
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