Even with the most optimistic expectation, this Whig Party can at most last for three years, which means there might be a new election as soon as 1840.
Moreover, if calculated by average values, Melbourne Cabinet's good days will end by the end of next year.
Indeed, Arthur doesn't like the Whig Party, nor can he say he particularly admires the current Prime Minister, Viscount Melbourne. In fact, it's because Viscount Melbourne's sister, Lady Cooper, had looked after him in their youth that he at least doesn't hold excessive animosity toward her brother.
As for the Conservative Party, he has a decent relationship with the Duke of Wellington and greatly respects this British war hero.
However, this war hero is getting on in years and isn't one to meddle in party struggles.
As for the current leader of the Conservative Party, Sir Peel...
Arthur couldn't know this former superior any better.
Peel is not a dangerous man.
But precisely because of this, he is genuinely dangerous.
