Current Affairs The next Tory (strong and stable) leader is Boris Johnson

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While I can sympathise with that view, lets be clear here, the press conference was arranged first before the protestors arrived. It wasn't a case of finding a spot where Johnson would be embarrassed and locating the press conference there. As the Luxemberger said, they couldn't move it inside because the press who the event was designed for wouldn't have fitted. In ordinary circumstances it probably would have passed without a great deal of comment, but coming so soon after Johnson not only portrayed himself as Hulk but has spent the past few weeks calling Corbyn a chicken, it makes him look incredibly stupid.
He looks incredibly stupid just waking up.in the morning , if only it were true he wouldn't be so dangerous .
 
He looks incredibly stupid just waking up.in the morning , if only it were true he wouldn't be so dangerous .

He's not daft for sure, but I think he's more entitled than he is some Machiavellian genius who's playing an entire country for fools to get his own way. I mean are we to believe that his disastrous time as foreign secretary was all part of some master plan? I can't see it.
 
He's not daft for sure, but I think he's more entitled than he is some Machiavellian genius who's playing an entire country for fools to get his own way. I mean are we to believe that his disastrous time as foreign secretary was all part of some master plan? I can't see it.
I actually think he is the biggest danger this country has faced since Thatcher ,
add in brexi t to the mix and a split country no matter what happens on that score,
He is the last person we need at the present.
 
He's the very embodiment of Etonian privilege... no matter what he does he has the confidence, charisma, connections, chromosomes and colouring to always fail upwards, and as a result believe he's done a good job. 200 years ago he'd have joined the army and very quickly been promoted to colonel and given a cushy staff job somewhere harmless.

And now apparently he's refusing to rule out continuous proroguations of parliament! It's not a sign of strength to constantly be running and hiding from the those with the power to question you (as well as running and hiding from small groups of polite protestors, or paternity suits).
 
I shall look forward to Laura Kuenssberg pointing out all the Conservative, UKIP and Brexit party activists in the Question Time audience from now on.

In the interests of balance of course.

I'll look forward to Kuenssberg reporting on a member public who criticises Corbyn, in the interest of balance of course.
 
Indeed. I mean it's perfectly acceptable for people to be activists of a political party. If he was planted there specifically to cause a scene that would go viral then that's different, but I don't think for one minute that's even close to being true, in which case the BBC's angle is bizarre.

Rarely do these things happen by chance or accident, apart from G Brown going on about that bloody woman......
 
So it looks like the Supreme Court are odds on tomorrow to rule that the clown lied about the reasons for proroguing.

He'll ignore the courts and his gammon faced army of neo-Brown Shirts will scream about hanging the judiciary.

Britain 2019.
 
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