Was UK PM Theresa May best choice?

Let’s start by saying that Theresa May took over David Cameron, who had been quite popular and fitting Prime Minister of the UK for 6 long years. She was trying to fit in a very large shoe. So when talking about whether she’s a good choice or not, we should first make sure that we’re not comparing her with the predecessor. And that we’re strictly sticking to her abilities, views, and stances on diverse issues, as well as her following measures to boost the UK politically, economically, and socially. Theresa May is a conservative leader. While unparalleled to that of Donald Trump, her stance has been pretty much inflated on terrorism and nationalism. One can say, she’s a populist leader for one particular section—with not as much of an appeal among the masses right now. One major purpose why she became PM in the first place is to implement Brexit.


Noteworthy is, that while Theresa May was never really democratically elected, she still stood as one of the best candidates to be the PM. In a prominent survey, she got 61 percent of votes when people were asked who would be the most capable PM of the UK. As of right now, she has failed in many departments, with demands for her ousting rising from different groups. Also, it is widely believed that once Brexit comes into implementation, she could be thrown from her post, even by her own MP. In short, back then when she was selected by the parliament, it was because David Cameroon resigned on the Brexit decision. She was a popular leader who promised Britain’s exit from the EU. So all those who supported Brexit, they also supported Theresa May. Right now, internally, things have turned pretty ugly for the UK due to the incompetency and failure of the May government in many departments.