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Brexit - in my belief, still has major issues that need to be resolved, personally, i don't consider it a great success yet (I honestly don't think it will be a success at all, however, I hope it is.) COVID - i don't see how he handled it any better than most other countries Ukraine - He has made the calls on that absolutely right. |
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His biggest mistake was delivering Brexit, there was no way he could keep his position after that. The establishment were not happy and the establishment had him removed.
All we have to look forward to now is years of trying to become some kind of quasi-member of the EU. Let’s just see how the negotiations on the N.I. Protocol, metamorphise into a bigger discussion on the single market………… |
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1. He tried to change the rules so that Owen Paterson could get away with it; 2. He lied over the Pincher business;’ 3. He’s changing the Ministerial Code so that honesty and integrity are not a requirement. He has no integrity. |
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The fact he got taken down by 'little things' isn't an injustice it's just a sign of how this was almost entirely self-inflicted. He wasn't taken down because he got into an argument with his party over the direction of Brexit, or the economy or COVID.
He was taken down by arrogance and lack of attention to detail. If he had considered that holding parties during a lockdown wouldn't look good, if he thought that he shouldn't really change the rules to get his mate off the hook, if he hadn't hired someone with sexual assault allegations against him and most of all if he hadn't pointlessly lied about these things only to be caught out then he wouldn't have needed to resign. Remainers didn't make him do those things. Remainers don't have the powerbase within the Tory Party to seriously challenge him. If Johnson has any capacity for self-reflection he might one day regret how pointlessly he squandered a large majority on these issues rather than on anything ambitious. Most PMs go because they picked a battle they ultimately couldn't win. Johnson just shot himself in the foot for nothing. |
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Sir K has been rightly been cleared I'm sure you'll be delighted to know. :) |
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www.ready4rishi.com
I look forward to all these Tories telling us about fixing our broken economy and levelling up the UK. If only they’d told any of the previous four Chancellors. |
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Contracts for their mates was questionable - I think only one came really good (Randox), but I’m not fully up on that. I suspect that the psychology was “who can we trust, that has connections, that can get whatever done quickly”. Brexit was not adequately thought through and I think we squandered the power we had in terms of the withdrawal cash. It is important that the next PM has gravitas so that he/she can be taken seriously on the international stage. Incidentally, Jeremy Hunt would be the wrong person to be PM; apart from his leanings, he’s to understated. |
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I can of course understand how you might get the two mixed up. ;) |
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I'm surprised that he intends to stay on as an MP. Not long after he was made PM, he was whining about how he couldn't live on the pay, yet an MP's salary will be lower.
I assumed that he'd leave to make money from working in the private sector or by making after dinner speeches (about Peppa Pig :D) |
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Sunak's commitment to the UK is questionable - from many angles.
If he's in the final two, I hope there isn't a real idiot opposing him because then I'll have to do a "None of the above". |
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"Choice is an illusion created between those with power and those without" – Merovingian (The Matrix Reloaded)
Is choosing the least worst Conservative party member to be the new PM really a good thing? People accept things when they feel they had a choice, even when there really isn't any. |
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Nadine's going to run. She sees herself as the Boris continuity candidate :D :D :D
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...-b2119090.html So continued lawbreaking, incompetentence etc.... tbf she'd be quite good a that... |
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“We have to ride it” as quite an obscure economic analysis even by your own limited standards. The Government aren’t a passive actor in the economy - they guide policy that should be leading it not the other way around. Quote:
Two out of your three insights here are telling as they are purely ideological - he did what you wanted. This explains fully your sycophantic endorsement of his hapless Government regardless of consequence in the real world. |
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Macron, Van der Leyen, …Stiller FFS, Branson + a cast of thousands. He gave Putin the political finger, whilst the EU gave him billions. |
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Steve Baker rules himself out from standing for leader
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Its doesn't prove beyond a doubt the old domain is his but if it is, you have to wonder about the timing of its creation. If I remember correctly, the photos that got leaked were taken from his office it was worked out because of the angle and the floorplan of the building. Don't quote me on that its not something I have checked. But if true , along with the domain names, it would suggest he has had this planned for a while. |
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It does makes you wonder. With the timing of the domain name. He should have used RishiTheSnakeSunak.com which is more apt.
"Rishi Sunak blamed for embarrassing Boris Johnson leak as Chancellor eyes leadership bid" https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...k-latest-covid |
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That cringy video wasn't just put together overnight either, the man seems like a bit of a snake
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In fairness to Rishi - he could have simply registered the domain name for when he used his Green Card to run for office in America? It’d explain the US spellings in the video. He speaks of patriotism but I didn’t catch to which country.
Ben Wallace not running to concentrate on the day job, which I assume now includes working with Simon Case to keep valuable state secrets off the desk of our discredited caretaker Prime Minister in case they fall into the wrong hands when he fancies a two day bender with a KGB agent. |
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Ben Wallace rules himself out
Rt. Hon Ben Wallace MP @BWallaceMP United Kingdom government official After careful consideration and discussing with colleagues and family, I have taken the decision not to enter the contest for leadership of the Conservative Party. I am very grateful to all my parliamentary colleagues and wider members who have pledged support. 1/2 |
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Grant Shapps :rofl:
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Hmmm. Shapps. Dead Ddodgy.
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Chancellor Nadhim Zahawi’s tax affairs under investigation by HMRC
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Anybody putting their head above the parapet to be the next tory leader will face the wrath of the independent (sic) guanriad, bbc, sky, twatter etc. etc. :rolleyes: If only they were so concerned about all politicians...... |
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At the 8 candidate mark, it looks almost like a regular TV advert! :D
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When will the first love child appear, or the first exotic dancer :naughty:
Looks like dom's on the case https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/a...GLEN-OWEN.html |
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They say it’s non-presidential, pm job and it absolutely is in some aspects, trying to find dirt on your rivals.
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Not too impressed by the array of backstabbers after the job, if i was bojo i would drip feed poison about the backstabbers and plotters to spoil there chances of profiting from there disloyalty.
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Trade minister Penny Mordaunt has announced that she will be running for Conservative Party leader.
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meanwhile jeremy hunt trying to polish a turd and sprinkle it with glitter Bombshell announcement: Hunt blows Tory leadership wide open with Esther Mcvey DPM deal https://www.express.co.uk/news/polit...ip-deal-update |
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Are any of the candidates actually Conservative?
Or are they all wannabe blairs. Pretty obvious that any candidate that retains pro leave, controlled immigration stance ( on which the tories were elected ) is going to be mercilessly attacked by the usual sections of the MSM. The tories need to realise that unless they get something out of the next GE they face political oblivion forever. As is most likely, a lib-lab pact will continue as it has already started bringing even more gimmegrants, votes for 16 year olds and no holds on green taxes which are crippling the economy. |
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Who cares? It doesn't half look like a "none of the above" situation.
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If any of those two fannies get the job I might even vote for independence :D |
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What do the bookies know of the Conservative members' minds? Of course I wouldn't put it past the MPs to do a stitch up to secure a particular result.
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There are people - well, journalists - whose job it is to be deeply ingrained with the membership of the main parties precisely because of how it filters through to the country so we usually have an imperfect but decent understanding of it. |
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Sunake in pole position is ludicrous.
Didn't he get a fine for partygate? Isn't there still a stench around his tax affairs and his wife's non-dom status? But he is a fully paid up member of WEF...... |
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1. Sunak - leave
2. Mordaunt - leave 3. Truss - remain 4. Hunt - remain 5. Tugendhat - remain 6. Javed - remain 7. Shapps - remain 8. Wallace - remain I miss Boris already. Back-stabbing bar stewards |
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Mordaunt strikes me as the candidate with the least adverse form.
I believe Truss to be a facade, Sunak to be uncommitted to the UK, Hunt is rhyming slang, Tugendhat to be least unacceptable Javid to be too political, Shapps ditto. |
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I really hope it doesn’t boil down to whether someone campaigned to leave or remain. The Tories can’t reasonably expect the country to move on if even they can’t!
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But in the realm of the next Conservative leader, Truss's popularity suggests a moving-on internally. |
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Remainers never give up on their baloney. |
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I think it sums up the shallow pool of talent available when the only people available are those who were willing to unthinkingly follow the Pied Piper of Brexit. |
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If Boris Johnson was the victim of a Remoaner plot then why were two of his biggest detractors in getting him out key figures of the Leave campaigns? Dominic Cummings and Steve Baker. If Remoaners were so powerful in the Tory Party they would have deposed Johnson long ago. He went because of his own incompetence. As for me talking with a forked tongue then why would I? I am not involved in the Tory Party, I have no incentive to lie about what I think their internal fights are about. Believe it or not, people who supported Remain are not all in a secret club where we do our plotting. I wanted Remain, we lost, I would vote to Remain again but it's not my obsession now. |
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But it occurs to me that someone who's not fully British (Tugendhat) as I've just found out, should be discounted. He holds dual British/French nationality and that's even worse than criminal! So, for me, Mordaunt it is unless she fails to demonstrate that she is a full person in her own right, closer to the public that the other lot. Otherwise, "none of the above". |
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Not sure if he'll get through to the final round anyway though. I think it'll be Truss vs Sunak. |
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I think they've all taken the Boris' precedent of lying now being allowed. Tax cuts for everyone, plus free sweeties, but no cuts to public services.
Might fool the Tory faithful but the electorate won't be conned. Anyway, entertaining to see them tearing each other apart for a couple of months. Can't see any red wall voters , who might have voted for Boris, voting for any of these muppets. A shoe in for the innocent Sir K... Meanwhile who is running the Country? I'm sure they haven’t put personal ambition ahead of the day job? |
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I think a lot of people voted for Boris. He was a character and someone you may like to go to the pub with. Those coming in are just typical politicos, none really stand out either in ability or personality. Those that have some personality probably lack ability and the ones who may be able are a bit grey. Maybe Boris' real family was Beeblebrox.
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Somebody competent and can do the job maybe? Just like any other job. |
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BREAKING: ITV will hold a live television debate with the Conservative leadership candidates next Sunday at 7pm. The debate will take place at ITV's White City studios. - Peston.
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