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

[hallamblue]

He'll either be in jail or back in number 10 by the end of the decade.

 

[Simon Buttle]

I work for a University and am well versed with people who can stand there and waffle with the best of them but bloody hell Johnson really is something else on another level all together.

 

[Charro]

Nothing will happen to him.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Is there anyone here who believes Boris WhatsApp excuse, that it went down and wiped messages?

 

[Blue 1]

Surprised he's not giving his evidence from a fridge.

 

[Billy Dean]

I’m just really grateful to everyone who voted him in because if Corbyn had been elected just imagine how much worse it would’ve been

 

[Bruce Wayne]

What an utter arsehat.

 

[Simon Buttle]

What an utter arsehat.

Hancock said the same, so that's the PM and his Health Minister not reading vital minutes from a scientific emergencies group in the middle of a pandemic. Couldn't make this stuff up at times.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

I’m just really grateful to everyone who voted him in because if Corbyn had been elected just imagine how much worse it would’ve been

Ha, the amount of times I've heard a bloater tell me that Corbyn would have been worse.

Mystifying. There's never an explanation, mind. Just a general air of righteous certainty.

 

[spectateur]

What an utter arsehat.

What else is to be expected from a scientifically illiterate and innumerate PM ?

 

[hallamblue]

Ha, the amount of times I've heard a bloater tell me that Corbyn would have been worse.

Mystifying. There's never an explanation, mind. Just a general air of righteous certainty.

I'm really sad it was Corbyn's turn to be the "loony left" candidate. If only John Mcdonell had out his hand up in the pub and said "I'll have a go this time", we could well have a Socialist government now. I still voted for Labour despite Corbyn because I believed in the policies, but his personality cost them a lot of votes.

 

[Moomin]

I'm really sad it was Corbyn's turn to be the "loony left" candidate. If only John Mcdonell had out his hand up in the pub and said "I'll have a go this time", we could well have a Socialist government now. I still voted for Labour despite Corbyn because I believed in the policies, but his personality cost them a lot of votes.

It was easy to throw mud at him. I never voted for him to be leader as I knew the press would have had a field day with him.

I did like him though and wish we had more people like him in politics.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Hancock said the same, so that's the PM and his Health Minister not reading vital minutes from a scientific emergencies group in the middle of a pandemic. Couldn't make this stuff up at times.

Why should they worry themselves with such trivial matters as protecting the people/the country when there was money to be made.

 

[Wizard]

Why should they worry themselves with such trivial matters as protecting the people/the country when there was money to be made.

More interested in filling their pockets and getting their ends away. Leave the science to the nerds

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

It was easy to throw mud at him. I never voted for him to be leader as I knew the press would have had a field day with him.

I did like him though and wish we had more people like him in politics.

He wouldn't bend enough to be elected. I'm so hopelessly cynical I am convinced only absolute weasels who will say and do anything will win power.

Not like there's solid evidence, like.