Advertisement Continue reading the main storyHer mantra of “strong and stable” leadership (mentioned four times in her 25-minute appearance in Bath) has been lampooned as “wrong and feeble,” “weak and wobbly” and worse. An interview she gave to a local paper last week went viral for saying absolutely nothing. A giant chicken follows her on the campaign trail to remind voters of her refusal to participate in televised debates. Advertisement Continue reading the main storyEven her own officials have referred to her as “Theresa May – or Maybe Not.”Mrs. May is still expected to win, but with her authority diminished. Advertisement Continue reading the main story“We will only find out who Theresa May really is after the election,” said Ceri Thomas, a former editor of the BBC’s flagship “Today” program.

Source: New York Times June 07, 2017 16:06 UTC