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

[Bruce Wayne]

I’m sure that the Tory membership is from around the whole of the U.K. and not just London centric.....

Indeed, but the majority were found to be from the south of England. It was perhaps telling in the debate yesterday how seldom any of the candidates spoke about Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. It's perhaps no surprise that the EU are more bothered about the Good Friday Agreement than the Tories are when they are only really interested in the south of England.

 

[Minimeister]

Bruce I won't make 75 years old imo and would not qualify for it anyway...I am not even a pensioner.......
It's not about me it's another benefit that will be taken away by the Tories ......
They attack the sick , and disabled this is another fail you that sick and disabled people are all poor by you a Lib Dem.....
In coalition they did sod all.... oh and sold the post office off cheap too.......
Passing the buck to an overinflated BBC corperation of greedy sods was not the answer, and HUNT as culture secretary with the vicious Osborne did just that ..... passing the buck - a pair of incompetent snides the two of them along with the rest of the Etonians!

The junior doctor contract that Hunt introduced, which caused a lot of upset amongst some of the hardest working members of staff in the NHS and must have cost Trusts millions to implement, is already being amended and changed back to more of what it was like. Hunt should not be left in charge of a house plant.

 

[Joey66]

The junior doctor contract that Hunt introduced, which caused a lot of upset amongst some of the hardest working members of staff in the NHS and must have cost Trusts millions to implement, is already being amended and changed back to more of what it was like. Hunt should not be left in charge of a house plant.

His career was about to hit the rocks when he overheard the BSB deal ,and held Cameron to ransom....
A right fly boy....

 

[summerisle]

Time for a vague, unsubstantiated smear.

 

[tsubaki]

Time for a vague, unsubstantiated smear.

Team Boris must be in panic mode, if they are willing to breach one of the few absolute red lines left in modern British journalism (ie: revealing the identities of our current and former intelligence agents).

Imagine though if that is now used as an attack angle, that you served your country clandestinely in war zones and then refused to talk about it.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Time for a vague, unsubstantiated smear.

Is it wrong to work for MI6 nowadays? You'd think he had put Pablo Escobar Deliveries and Hits Ltd on his CV the way they have written that.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Team Boris must be in panic mode, if they are willing to breach one of the few absolute red lines left in modern British journalism (ie: revealing the identities of our current and former intelligence agents).

Imagine though if that is now used as an attack angle, that you served your country clandestinely in war zones and then refused to talk about it.

Something about Corbyn and Czech spies not wanting to fire Trident at Hamas.

 

[orchard]

What a freakin time, let's just hope that the Telegraph pushes so far that it bursts its own bubble and releases some of the cult from its grip and back into reality.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

What a freakin time, let's just hope that the Telegraph pushes so far that it bursts its own bubble and releases some of the cult from its grip and back into reality.

Nah, Matt will just do another comic and Pete will be back on the train.

 

[orchard]

Nah, Matt will just do another comic and Pete will be back on the train.

Not sure which part's the worst...

 

[summerisle]

What a freakin time, let's just hope that the Telegraph pushes so far that it bursts its own bubble and releases some of the cult from its grip and back into reality.

Well they want him as PM to justify the £2.7 million they've paid him.

The Paper Backing Boris Johnson's Bid For PM Has Paid Him £2.7m For His Columns

As The Daily Telegraph is criticised for using its front page to back Johnson – its long-standing opinion writer – for Tory leader.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

 

[orchard]

Well they want him as PM to justify the £2.7 million they've paid him.

The Paper Backing Boris Johnson's Bid For PM Has Paid Him £2.7m For His Columns

As The Daily Telegraph is criticised for using its front page to back Johnson – its long-standing opinion writer – for Tory leader.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

Tbf, they have probably had value for money so far by feeding his agenda and shaping tory policy as they wish, after all, it's just a few games of tennis with Russians to bj.

 

[peteblue]

Nah, Matt will just do another comic and Pete will be back on the train.

I do love his cartoons......

 

[LinekersLegs]

I think “unionist” can probably be dropped from the name if this poll is accurate

 

[tsubaki]

I think “unionist” can probably be dropped from the name if this poll is accurate

Imagine being the Labour leader that could terrify Tories into abandoning an idiotic policy out of the fear he would become PM when the country being torn up, its economy trashed or the Tory Party ceasing to exist couldn't.

Or better yet, imagine being the anti-Brexit people who would do everything they could to stop Corbyn being PM when that is the only way Brexit can be stopped.