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

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

The absolute kin state of this country. Not you this is it Pete?

I believe that man may be from Stoke.

I don't know why I felt the need to point that out.

 

[edge]

She’s just one brain cell higher than Abbott…..

Who hasn't?
Saying that it says a lot about are parliament when we have those two in there representing us.

 

[peteblue]

Who hasn't?
Saying that it says a lot about are parliament when we have those two in there representing us.

As I keep saying, the poorest bunch on all sides I’ve seen in my lifetime…..

 

[peteblue]

The absolute kin state of this country. Not you this is it Pete?

No mate….

 

[Jebus_lives]

Well we know where the crack pots are going

 

[Thomasc]

I believe that man may be from Stoke.

I don't know why I felt the need to point that out.

It was Cheshire

He really was a prime gammon

 

[Thomasc]

There was always a good saying about judging people by the company they keep. Zelensky is upset over losing Boris, Putin is overjoyed……

Really looking forward to when Johnson’s relationship with Russia comes to fruition.

 

[degsy]

This was only 11 days ago.

Boris Johnson 'actively thinking about' third term as PM

The PM says he will lead his party into the next election and beyond, despite criticism of his leadership.

www.bbc.com

Seemed like he was Teflon and could survive anything….until he couldn’t

Somebody described him...and Trump for that matter...as 'Crash Through' or 'Crash' politicians
They all Crash in the end.
There's more chance of Trump picking himself up and going again than Johnson though

 

[edge]

As I keep saying, the poorest bunch on all sides I’ve seen in my lifetime…..

Agree.
Only thing from your side play the politics game miles better.
The last 3 Labour leaders were not a sensible pick to win an election.
Must be honest Starmer seems to be growing into the role lately for me.
If I could I would still put a non London leader in, make it a clear difference to the passed few

 

[Blues Harp]

Agree.
Only thing from your side play the politics game miles better.
The last 3 Labour leaders were not a sensible pick to win an election.
Must be honest Starmer seems to be growing into the role lately for me.
If I could I would still put a non London leader in, make it a clear difference to the passed few

Who would be your choice as labour leader then? I think Rory would be a good appointment.

 

[summerisle]

There was always a good saying about judging people by the company they keep. Zelensky is upset over losing Boris, Putin is overjoyed……

*Remembers De Piffle hobnobbing with a Russian spy in Italy with no officials present. Yes, it is a good saying.

 

[edge]

Who would be your choice as labour leader then?

Can't have Burnham, who I think would be the best bet.
Nandy for me out of the rest with Lucy Powell.
Like the fella from Leeds but can't recall his name, but it might be to early for him.
Burgon or something like that .

 

[Jebus_lives]

Can't have Burnham, who I think would be the best bet.
Nandy for me out of the rest with Lucy Powell.
Like the fella from Leeds but can't recall his name, but it might be to early for him.
Burgon or something like that .

Hilary Benn
Fabian Hamilton
Richard Burgon

Leeds MPs

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Agree.
Only thing from your side play the politics game miles better.
The last 3 Labour leaders were not a sensible pick to win an election.
Must be honest Starmer seems to be growing into the role lately for me.
If I could I would still put a non London leader in, make it a clear difference to the passed few

Corbyn was a few thousand votes from winning in 2017 and that was with the largest smear campaign against any leader in British political history from the media and sabotage from within his own party by the Blairite traitors.

As for Starmer growing into the role, he's only started actually criticising Johnson since his (Johnson's) own cabinet have been sharpening their knives.

 

[mmmmsnouts]

The last 3 Labour leaders were not a sensible pick to win an election.

I tend to you think you were all goaded into Corbyn. A far left old man with few accomplishments in government and some really aggressive social media support? Sounds familiar.