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dave6x

11-07-2016 11:26

Re: Political leaders challenge

Andrea Leadsom has quit the leadership contest!

Where is that tax return that she promised to publish?

Damien

11-07-2016 11:34

Re: Political leaders challenge

1922 Chairman confirms May is the only candidate. She'll be the next PM.

RizzyKing

11-07-2016 11:56

Re: Political leaders challenge

If may sticks to what she's said today she will be a popular pm more so then any recent one of course we need to wait and see what happens when she's in.

Damien

11-07-2016 12:07

Re: Political leaders challenge

I know they've ruled it out but surely it's actually a good idea for the Tories to call an election now with Labour in such a mess?

denphone

11-07-2016 12:11

Re: Political leaders challenge

Brown never called a election and May l suspect won't either but in my opinion they should of as they had no mandate given to them by the electorate in a general election.

Damien

11-07-2016 12:12

Re: Political leaders challenge

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35849243)

Brown never called a election and May l suspect won't either but in my opinion they should of as they had no mandate given to them by the electorate in a general election.

Yes but Brown not calling that election is viewed as a massive mistake now. Who knows what's to come from Brexit? It looks like there will be a recession at the very least, call a snap election now before the impact arrives and whilst Labour is in a mess.

martyh

11-07-2016 12:52

Re: Political leaders challenge

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35849244)

I agree ,Labour would have most likely won the election had Brown called one and lets face it Cameron turned a lot Tory voters off,i feel certain that the Tories would win by a comfortable majority if

Kursk

11-07-2016 12:53

Re: [Updated] Theresa May set to become PM

So Boris Johnson is out; Michael Gove is out; Nigel Farage is out; Andrea Leadsom is out.

The Grey-Remainer is in. What a stitch up. WHAT A FRIGGING STITCH UP :mad:

martyh

11-07-2016 12:55

Re: [Updated] Theresa May set to become PM

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35849252)

So Boris Johnson is out; Michael Gove is out; Nigel Farage is out; Andrea Leadsom is out.

The Grey-Remainer is in. What a stitch up. WHAT A FRIGGING STITCH UP :mad:

How so ?

Kursk

11-07-2016 12:57

Re: [Updated] Theresa May set to become PM

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35849254)

How so ?

In my view, a brexiteer ought to be in the driving seat.

Pierre

11-07-2016 13:00

Re: [Updated] Theresa May set to become PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35849252)

So Boris Johnson is out; Michael Gove is out; Nigel Farage is out; Andrea Leadsom is out.

The Grey-Remainer is in. What a stitch up. WHAT A FRIGGING STITCH UP :mad:

Farage was never in.

Damien

11-07-2016 13:01

Re: [Updated] Theresa May set to become PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35849252)

So Boris Johnson is out; Michael Gove is out; Nigel Farage is out; Andrea Leadsom is out.

The Grey-Remainer is in. What a stitch up. WHAT A FRIGGING STITCH UP :mad:

The Brexiters stitched themselves up.

Pierre

11-07-2016 13:02

Re: [Updated] Theresa May set to become PM

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35849255)

In my view, a brexiteer ought to be in the driving seat.

I don't care as long as it is a Tory government and the best person that leads it. That is surely May.

Kursk

11-07-2016 13:02

Re: [Updated] Theresa May set to become PM

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35849256)

Farage was never in.

He had the support of 3.8m voters.

Pierre

11-07-2016 13:03

Re: [Updated] Theresa May set to become PM

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Originally Posted by Kursk (Post 35849259)

He had the support of 3.8m voters.

But he isn't in the Tory party so was therefore never in the race to lead it.

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