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RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - winsaw - 31-01-2022 14:44
Full list of parties she found
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RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - Goodfella3041 - 31-01-2022 14:54
(31-01-2022 14:36 )SecretAgent Wrote: Just read the report. It's so reduced because of the Met investigation that I can see him saying at 3.30 in HoC "wait until the Met Police conclude their work"
Disappointing
Exactly.
Papers are cherry-picking the most ‘exciting’ quotes in order to have a story.
But, in fact, the main thrust of the report is that this isn’t the report.
He’s going to skate away laughing.
RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - southsidestu - 31-01-2022 15:30
I was reading a piece by The New Statesman's political editor Stephen Bush, he has been speaking to Tory MPs & his analysis is that the reason why Johnson is still in the job is that they are not set on a successor.
They are split right now over the Sunak & Truss. Some think that Sunak is not yet the finished article where as other think that Truss will be seen as too much of an ideologue by the electorate, i did see another journalist/political commentator on twitter refer to her as the Tory Ed Miliband.
The one thing that the party largely agree on is that they don't want to go into the next election with Boris as their candidate, so it looks like he will stay for now in an extended lame duck period
RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - skully - 31-01-2022 15:36
Fuck you Boris, he isn't really sorry, utter bullshit, exactly as we all thought.
RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - Charlemagne - 31-01-2022 15:48
Theresa May has just stuck one on Boris.
Ian Blackford has been removed from the House after saying that Boris has lied to the House.
RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - skully - 31-01-2022 16:23
Is it a wonder people don't trust governments, if you can't trust those in charge to do the right thing, what hope have you got for others to.
RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - HannahsPet - 31-01-2022 16:28
he is getting a pasting
wow the low blow to Kier Starmer about Jimmy Saville is about his fucking level
RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - HannahsPet - 31-01-2022 16:30
I feel sorry for Carrie once its found that was a party in the Flat will throw her under the bus and divorce her
RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - Snooks - 31-01-2022 16:56
All I can say is........Well said Theresa May.
https://twitter.com/sturdyAlex/status/1488178596044750851?t=lRadbZJ46xouOUbfPCdKMA&s=19
Interesting isn't it how former PMs talk a whole lot more sense when no longer PM?
RE: The Dubious World of Boris Johnson - Goodfella3041 - 31-01-2022 17:10
(31-01-2022 15:30 )southsidestu Wrote: …Truss will be seen as too much of an ideologue by the electorate…
Is stupidity an ideology? …if it is, then I think she might be their leader.