Would Peter Jones Run For Prime Minister? | This Morning

[@PatrickStephens-hc5sp]

The trouble is the prime minister must be a member of parliament. The Westminster system means the prime minister is simply the leader of the largest political parliamentary party we don’t directly elected our prime ministers we vote for party’s.

[@arizshah588]

would make a top PM

[@randomelvis3359]

I totally agree….

[@MrZeldion]

This is everything thats wrong with the world. People think money is everything. Peter is a very sucessful business man but what does he know about the fundamentals of immigration? How is his relationship and knowledge of other cultures and world leaders etc? Just because you have money doesnt mean you can run a country.

[@liamgane4]

This was 6 years ago you 🤡

[@dominiquec8244]

Thats hard?

[@talhacreates4944]

He’s worked with and invested in hundreds of small businesses with people from countless backgrounds, he understands education (has his own approved course now), he’s a billionaire that’s spoke and interacted with many influential people, and best of all - would create a thriving economy imo

[@DJcyberslash]

​@@talhacreates4944when running a business the primary goal is profit. When running a country the primary goal is GDP, quality of life, dealing with social, political, and environmental issues, etc and require a indepth understanding of history and context to understand geopolitical conflicts. They're not the same set of skills. When running a company you can immediately fire the person who's not doing what you like. That's not how politics works. This is why DJT was a terrible U.S president.

[@DJcyberslash]

​​@@dominiquec8244you don't understand. Being a good entrepreneur and being a good leader are entirely different things. What's the right move to make when there's a workers strike? Do you fire all the workers and hire cheaper labor overseas (perhaps a good business move), or do you collaborate both sides and come to a compromise? (Better political move and shows you care about the "little guy" who is most of the voters). Politics and business are not the same.

[@internet_userr]

Nice