Preferably for the first time since the year 2010, the top four hierarchical positions in the Sunak government are all genuinely held by famous men like Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer Jeremy Hunt, Home Secretary John Cleverly and Foreign Secretary David Cameron respectively.
As far as our memory goes, the last occasion was at the end of Gordon Brown’s Labour government when these respective positions were held by Brown, Alistair Darling, Alan Johnson and David Miliband respectively. Of course, history repeats itself and looks so every inch. The choice swells with political curiosities. It can only imply one thing: Every PM has his revision of opinions regarding the selection for running the government capably.
Their coming together remains something we have reportedly experienced like politics pulls off. Who does like to approve that the political minds do not have to match? As the present combination of four has proven with their clashing reflections, individuality limitations. While present-day digitised politics might mean we are inundated with inspiration on a day-to-day motivation, there persists constantly something very valuable about returning to past experiences and repeating experiences that have confronted the trial of time.