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RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - lovebabes56 - 05-06-2023 07:11
(04-06-2023 12:21 )southsidestu Wrote: I can't see myself ever voting Tory but it would be interesting to see what a Government lead by the likes of David Gauke, Dominic Grieve, Rory Stewart, Tom Tugendhat, Ken Clarke, Alistair Burt, Tobias Elwood, Caroline Noakes, Sam Gyimah, Heidi Allen, Alica Kearns etc would be like
If we had a system of PR, a coalition with that Conservative party & The Lib Dems as they were under Clegg before joining Cameron that would probably be half decent
The Tories are mosy likely going to lose the next election and when parties lose they seem to go further to the left or right perhaps as some kind of comfort blanket. They come up with a theory that the public have voted for a left/right wing party because they were not enough of the opposite.
The Tories need to elect a moderate who can detoxify the party, stand up to the NatCons in the way Starmer has with the socialist cranks & make it look like a party of adults fit to govern.
As it stands its looking like Braverman v Badenoch
Braverman Vs Badenoch???
(04-06-2023 11:44 )Cooper_temple Wrote: Is it too much to ask to have a half decent govt in this country?
Not an amazing govt, not a good one, not even a decent one, just a half decent one!
If it was a half - decent govt it would have probably complied with the request!! Trouble is, I am fearing Johnson has been busy and deleted anything on Whatsapp that is implicating him but keeping stuff to implicate Sunak.
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - HannahsPet - 05-06-2023 08:32
looking likely tbh both with sizeable majoritys of 20k +
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - lovebabes56 - 05-06-2023 12:46
Maybe it is time to replace the black door in No.10 with a black revolving door, lol Not that it would do Larry the cat much good I guess. Beats me why no-one has ever bothered to put a cat flap in fior him.
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - Charlemagne - 08-06-2023 07:47
Rishi Sunak reportedly set to accept Boris Johnson’s honours list, but it will probably mean that there are two by-elections
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - HannahsPet - 08-06-2023 07:50
hang on i thought they went through a committee not Rishi
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - southsidestu - 08-06-2023 20:53
Two of the peerages are for Sharma & Dorries, both sitting MPs who would stand down to take their seat in The Lords. Sharma has a majority of 4k & Dorries is 24.6k
Its realistic that Labour could take Sharma's seat in a by-election.
The last time Dorries seat did not elect a Tory was in 1920 so there is little chance, however much some of us might wish it, that Labour would take it off them but in 97 & 01 Labour got 32% & 31% so something close to that would allow them to create the narrative they are on course for a big win
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - southsidestu - 09-06-2023 11:29
The Time now reporting that Dorries & Sharma's peerages will not be on the honours list in order to avoid by-elections
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - Charlemagne - 09-06-2023 14:00
And Stanley Johnson has also been dropped from Boris Johnson’s resignation honours list.
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - Rammyrascal - 09-06-2023 17:42
Mad Nad has stood down as an MP with immediate effect!!!!!
RE: Rishi Sunak - and his miserly Government - Charlemagne - 09-06-2023 18:03
It looks like Nadine's not taken it well
So there will be a bi-election in her very safe Mid Bedfordshire seat.
It would be a good safe seat for Boris.
Nadine will probably end up on GB News