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Joining a cabinet of chaos.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2017/nov/09/penny-mordaunt-replaces-priti-patel-as-international-development-secretary

Penny Mordaunt replaces Priti Patel 

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Theresa May has chosen another non entity to join her cabinet. It seems that Mordant's only qualifications for the Department for International Development position are that she will maintain the gender balance of the Prime Ministers fractured cabinet and that she was a Leave campaigner in the EU referendum. Talent and competency for a ministry have no place in today's government, where clinging to office is the Prime Ministers over riding consideration.
With two ministers gone in less than seven days, and where more ministers are either under investigation or prone to increasing numbers of gaffes and errors of judgement that their positions are to all intents and purposes now untenable, cabinet meetings will soon be attended only those MP's who will prop up Theresa May's position rather than provide drive and leadership to a ministerial post. Even then, May is in trouble as the MP's who are likely to provide her with personal support are diminishing as their numbers grow fewer every day as each new crisis unfolds.This is not the way to run the country and government, especially when the country is supposed to be engaged in negotiations to leave the European Union.The scandals, sleaze and conspiracies are dominating the agenda leaving no room or time for anything else, including Brexit.
The clock is running down and this incompetent government with its lame duck inept Prime Minister, is jeopardizing our future for generations to come, in pursuit of their own ambitions


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