"Presidential election debacle has done huge damage to reputation of Taoiseach and his party"
"Here's a bit of free advice for Fianna Fáil that won't cost it the "monkey"* that Ivan Yates charges every time he does his coaching: when in a hole, stop digging."
"Micheál Martin's party currently has a shelf life shorter than a loaf of bread on statements it is making, as it continues to flounder about in the aftermath of a presidential election campaign it never wanted to contest in the first place."
Micheál Martin's party has experienced significant reputational harm following a presidential election debacle. Fianna Fáil is producing statements that lack credibility and are rapidly losing impact. The party appears to be floundering and was reluctant to contest the presidential campaign. Ongoing public statements are perceived as self-damaging and risk further erosion of support. Observers advise that the party should stop compounding the problem through defensive messaging. The comparison to a shorter shelf life than a loaf of bread emphasizes the brevity of the party's current messaging effectiveness and fragile standing.
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