The dynamics of Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs) have shifted significantly since Kemi Badenoch took over as leader of the Conservatives. Rather than presenting a challenge to Keir Starmer, PMQs have become more of a platform for Starmer, as Badenoch struggles to formulate coherent and effective questions. This trend raises concerns regarding her ability to lead the party and poses risks for the Conservatives if her performance does not improve. Despite Labour’s own challenges, Starmer finds himself in a relatively comfortable position thanks to Badenoch's difficulties.
PMQs has transformed into a moment of respite for Keir Starmer, with Kemi Badenoch struggling to effectively challenge him, which raises questions about the leadership capabilities.
Keir Starmer needs to tread cautiously as Kemi Badenoch's performance could lead to her potential replacement as Conservative leader, despite Labour's own struggles.
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