“His considerable intellect doesn’t seem to grasp that politics is a communications business and it’s not going to work to just repeat the same line over and over again' Experts agree with Rishi Sunak that he’s 'not the best' at speeches, or on TV
disclosed last month, the Prime Minister has admitted to friends “I’m not the best at making speeches,His team wants to tackle that by giving Mr Sunak more chance to shine at what he hopes he is better at – addressing voters in person.
In retrospect his soapbox strategy probably had only a marginal effect on the 1992 outcome and when he tried the same tactic five years later Sir John fell to a crushing defeat byDuring that campaign, the late Sheila Gunn, who was his press secretary, told me: “If only John could meet everybody we would be certain of winning.”
“He needs to relax, think about what he is trying to say and communicate in a way that is much more open and honest.”: “Rishi Sunak is at his best when he does engage, when he shows himself to be a politician and [doesn’t] just automatically runs through the five pledges. “Sunak’s not a great orator, just a reasonably competent one. On TV he can deliver a sound bite, but he doesn’t seem that capable of varying the words he uses, sticking – often rather painfully – to exactly the same formulation.
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