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

[tsubaki]

lol @ David Davis quoting Amery quoting Cromwell

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Bloody Hell, David Davis proper put the boot in, another with an eye on me myself and I...

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

lol @ David Davis quoting Amery quoting Cromwell

Good grief could it to be true, Benny and Boris gone by months end, mere wishful thought at the weekend...

 

[Jebus_lives]

Can we have Sue Gray questions next week? She has all the answers.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

i've just seen his voting history, yikes

Urgh imagine living in Bury South. Be proper grim choices

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

 

[mahermi1]

I chose him as he was an actual alternative to your hero during the leadership campaign, and I wouldn't say he was perfect, merely better than Johnson. I'm trying to pick someone from the Tories to be fair, and that's made quite difficult due both to my lack of knowledge of the Tory backbenchers and the fact that Johnson has stuffed his cabinet full of absolute cretins. Maybe Tobias Ellwood? He generally seems to come across quite well.

Incidentally, I'm curious in what universe Johnson fulfills any kind of leadership requirement. You think he's popular, I get that, but popularity isn't a leadership quality.

With that answer it sounds like Pete doesn't want anyone with MORALS running the Country, about right for a dyed in the wool Tory. Morals mean bad.

 

[Prevenger17]

This clueless numpty will cling on for dear life even though nobody wants him

 

[peteblue]

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This clueless numpty will cling on for dear life even though nobody wants him

If he gets through this then he will win the next GE.

In the words of a Democrat strategist back in 1992 “It’s the economy, stupid”.

On the plus side, Boris moved parliament out of paralysis and took us, as voted, out of the EU. The Pandemic has been handled well and the U.K. is now the first country in Europe to start freeing restrictions. He kept businesses afloat and workers paid and we now have record unemployment, record numbers in work and the economy has recovered to pre-pandemic levels, again the best within the G7.

On the negative side, he had a few glasses of wine and told a few porkies about it…..

 

[Bruce Wayne]

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If he gets through this then he will win the next GE.

In the words of a Democrat strategist back in 1992 “It’s the economy, stupid”.

On the plus side, Boris moved parliament out of paralysis and took us, as voted, out of the EU. The Pandemic has been handled well and the U.K. is now the first country in Europe to start freeing restrictions. He kept businesses afloat and workers paid and we now have record unemployment, record numbers in work and the economy has recovered to pre-pandemic levels, again the best within the G7.

On the negative side, he had a few glasses of wine and told a few porkies about it…..

150,000 people have died Pete. How on earth is that something to crow about?

 

[tsubaki]

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If he gets through this then he will win the next GE.

In the words of a Democrat strategist back in 1992 “It’s the economy, stupid”.

On the plus side, Boris moved parliament out of paralysis and took us, as voted, out of the EU. The Pandemic has been handled well and the U.K. is now the first country in Europe to start freeing restrictions. He kept businesses afloat and workers paid and we now have record unemployment, record numbers in work and the economy has recovered to pre-pandemic levels, again the best within the G7.

On the negative side, he had a few glasses of wine and told a few porkies about it….

Some risible old fibs these, pete

 

[tsubaki]

150,000 people have died Pete. How on earth is that something to crow about?

175,000 you mean

 

[Bruce Wayne]

175,000 you mean

Whatever the figure is now, it's considerably higher per capita than fellow wealthy nations in Europe, such as France, Germany, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway et al. To try and label that a success is akin to some of the blatant lies Johnson repeatedly tells in parliament.

 

[Kurt.]

He’s probably referring to the 175,000 dead as the ones who are no longer unemployed

 

[woodsyni]

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If he gets through this then he will win the next GE.

In the words of a Democrat strategist back in 1992 “It’s the economy, stupid”.

On the plus side, Boris moved parliament out of paralysis and took us, as voted, out of the EU. The Pandemic has been handled well and the U.K. is now the first country in Europe to start freeing restrictions. He kept businesses afloat and workers paid and we now have record unemployment, record numbers in work and the economy has recovered to pre-pandemic levels, again the best within the G7.

On the negative side, he had a few glasses of wine and told a few porkies about it…..

Pandemic handled well....except for the bit where they forgot about the old folk and they all died then gave millions and millions of our pounds to their mates with absolutely zero experience or even connection to PPE. Oh my!