Reform is not the answer. It leaves the door open for Sarker to get in number 10 and undo everything.

All the odd work we've tried to do so far.

Hello and welcome to The Traw where we scroll through social media so you don't have to.

I'm Gemma Forte.

And I'm Marina Perkis.

And this podcast has got a very consistent theme running throughout.

And that's because it's full of shapeshifters.

And that's before we even get started on all that Kate Middleton nonsense.

But before we do, we have to bid farewell to someone, don't we, Gemma?

We do. Because M's Fields of Wheat, the naughty little scamp, Theresa May, has announced that she is going to stand down at the next election.

I know, how will we cope? Which resulted in some unexpected outpourings of real admiration for her. But Otto English tweeted,

it says an awful lot about the three absolute catastrophes that followed that Theresa Go Home

May is now looked back on fondly as a sort of national treasure.

Yeah, I'm not subscribing to that national treasure nonsense.

The best of a bad bunch, Gemma, does not a good banana make.

So I'm very much with James O'Brien on this, who wrote,

I might sit out today's to Rehabilitation, if that's all right with you.

Her home office was assessable, her red lines a generational disaster. And she thought Nick Timothy had a brain. I had to Google who he was

and he just worked in Downey Street. So so's about that, Nick. James Felton, the writer, wrote

Theresa May, it was a terrible prime minister,

but credit where it's due,

she also sucked at being Home Secretary.

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