Cable Forum - Updated: Boris resigns as party leader

But the crowd, one that you might expect to be Conservative aligned, were booing the Prime Minister loudly at a time when he is about to undergo a possible vote of no confidence. I'd say that was the actual news for this clip. Remember the world still turns even on days like this.

They were booing Carrie, surely! I would - wouldn't she be the one behind the re-wilding policy? The one where we don't grow our own food but import it instead.

Dave42

04-06-2022 19:32

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36124394)

They were booing Carrie, surely! I would - wouldn't she be the one behind the re-wilding policy? The one where we don't grow our own food but import it instead.

nope it was Boris getting booed and rightly so

Mr K	04-06-2022 19:49

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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36124394)

They were booing Carrie, surely! I would - wouldn't she be the one behind the re-wilding policy? The one where we don't grow our own food but import it instead.

She's running Govt policy which makes it all the more hilarious. But they were booing Boris on account of him being a fat populist lying idiot ( and the Royalist groupies are hardly left wing..)

1andrew1

04-06-2022 22:38

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Bad news for Labour.

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NEW: Tory MPs claim there are 67 letters in. One number cruncher thinks they could get to 190 votes against him. Take both with a bucket of salt but the conventional wisdom now is that a vote is likely on Wednesday.

https://twitter.com/ShippersUnbound/...36601794093057

I should also point out that Nadine Dorries has stated those 67 letters are in fact cheering Johnson on, and asking him to stand for a second term. :D

Dave42

04-06-2022 22:46

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36124419)

Bad news for Labour.

https://twitter.com/ShippersUnbound/...36601794093057

depends who replaces him if it someone in cabinet not so as they all utter useless

Damien

06-06-2022 07:35

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Looks like the vote is going to be called today

1andrew1

06-06-2022 07:55

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36124467)

Looks like the vote is going to be called today

Good to read. :tu:

mrmistoffelees

06-06-2022 08:13

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Announced: 6-8pm tonight

Dave42

06-06-2022 08:14

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no confidence vote tonight between 6 and 8

GrimUpNorth

06-06-2022 08:19

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Time to get the bunting out!

mrmistoffelees

06-06-2022 08:24

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I have a feeling Boris will win this…. (No logic, just feeling)

jfman

06-06-2022 08:35

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Wonder if Putin will get the chequebook out. Seems like a cheap way to install a puppet government in a major, albeit declining, western power.

OLD BOY

06-06-2022 08:35

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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees (Post 36124473)

I have a feeling Boris will win this…. (No logic, just feeling)

That’s certainly the word on the street. If he does, he is safe for another year, during which he needs to redouble his efforts to implement the manifesto that got him the majority he enjoyed at the election.

1andrew1

06-06-2022 08:39

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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36123600)

what a riveting read, my glass eye fell asleep, i could recommend this as a cure for insomnia, boza is going nowhere if this all they have against him.

I feel you and Old Boy may need to get the smelling salts out this evening. :D

peanut

06-06-2022 08:49

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He needs to go for them to stand a better chance to stay in power. If he stays on then it'll be decided by a general election and that doesn't look good.

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