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Sephiroth 27-06-2019 16:46
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36000616)
So what? This argument is about a domestic incident and a subsequent photo designed to calm the nerves of snoopy-type people of nervous disposition. Pathetic!

What kind of PM would Boris be? What are his policies and are they good for the country? Will he get us out of the EU?

These are the questions we should be asking, not all this tittle-tattle. Aren't we above all that nonsense yet?
If you can't trust his word, and he is evasive and possibly putting up fake photos then he's going to be an untrustworthy PM. This will make him ineffective.

Ken W 27-06-2019 16:50
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If you can't trust his word, and he is evasive and possibly putting up fake photos then he's going to be an untrustworthy PM. This will make him ineffective.

I agree with you.

ianch99 27-06-2019 17:02
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36000650)
If you can't trust his word, and he is evasive and possibly putting up fake photos then he's going to be an untrustworthy PM. This will make him ineffective.
Totally correct. Watch his interviews back and you see he is constantly avoiding the direct questions. He is a politician, granted but he is just really bad at it.

He is also flip-flopping: last week he said 31st Oct is "do or die", today No Deal is a million to one chance. I suppose he is playing to his target audience who don't really care what he says as long as he constantly repeats the words "No Deal".

I suppose the recent addition of UKIP supporters to the Tory party membership sort of ensures his coronation but he is doing a good job of trying to blow it.

OLD BOY 27-06-2019 17:51
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36000640)
It's not the tittle tattle it's how he's behaving that's causing the problems, how do you not get that or are you purposely not getting it and focusing on the tittle tattle to try and excuse his somewhat farcical and dishonest management of the situation
I think that everyone has reservations about how he will conduct himself when PM, but what he does in the privacy of his (or his girl friend's home) is not my business.

Anyway, I strongly suspect that his girl friend made that picture available. And so what?

TheDaddy 27-06-2019 18:16
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36000664)
I think that everyone has reservations about how he will conduct himself when PM, but what he does in the privacy of his (or his girl friend's home) is not my business.

Anyway, I strongly suspect that his girl friend made that picture available. And so what?
It's an old picture, they are deceiving you on a seemingly trivial matter and you don't seem to care, problem is if he can't handle something as pathetic as this what's he going to be like when something serious happens. That's without mentioniong the hypocrisy of demanding privacy one moment and then courting the press to release that grotty little propaganda snap the next

papa smurf 27-06-2019 19:27
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It's an old picture, they are deceiving you on a seemingly trivial matter and you don't seem to care, problem is if he can't handle something as pathetic as this what's he going to be like when something serious happens. That's without mentioniong the hypocrisy of demanding privacy one moment and then courting the press to release that grotty little propaganda snap the next
Is this better

Dave42 28-06-2019 02:58
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36000650)
If you can't trust his word, and he is evasive and possibly putting up fake photos then he's going to be an untrustworthy PM. This will make him ineffective.
he one of biggest liars in UK he only cares about himself he be a absolute disaster for UK as would Corbyn so basically the country screwed either way

1andrew1 28-06-2019 03:02
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth (Post 36000650)
If you can't trust his word, and he is evasive and possibly putting up fake photos then he's going to be an untrustworthy PM. This will make him ineffective.
Nail on the head!

Maggy 28-06-2019 09:32
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
So how about Hunt? Is he any more trustworthy? What do you think of their proposed economic strategies?

denphone 28-06-2019 09:40
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So how about Hunt? Is he any more trustworthy? What do you think of their proposed economic strategies?
When there is a crisis in his ministry whatever that ministry is he tends to disappear at the most inconvenient times.

papa smurf 28-06-2019 09:44
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So how about Hunt? Is he any more trustworthy? What do you think of their proposed economic strategies?
His mr nice guy image quickly unravelled,and the country can't afford either's economic strategy,best not to promise big spends until the new chancellor gets to look at the books, Tm is as bad her legacy will be bankruptcy if the brakes aren't applied to her vanity projects.

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When there is a crisis in his ministry whatever that ministry is he tends to disappear at the most inconvenient times.
When the going gets tough the tough get gone;)

Mr K 28-06-2019 09:47
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 36000703)
So how about Hunt? Is he any more trustworthy? What do you think of their proposed economic strategies?
Well both their strategies include Brexit, without a deal if necessary. Sorry but the lunatics have taken over the asylum, being PM is everything to them, Brexit everything to their evangelical support. Really don't know how people think their lives will be improved? It won't to the thousands that will lose their jobs, or for the rest of us as our economy collapses. However keep calm and carry on !

What we really should be concerned about of course is Climate Change, not poxy Brexit which is an irrelevance in comparison. We've got our priorities wrong.

Morning rant over ;)

1andrew1 28-06-2019 09:47
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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 36000703)
So how about Hunt? Is he any more trustworthy? What do you think of their proposed economic strategies?
He's more trustworthy but only because BoJo sets the bar so low it's actually on the ground.
Both sets of economic policies are costly and a blatant attempt to buy votes.

denphone 28-06-2019 09:55
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36000705)
His mr nice guy image quickly unravelled,and the country can't afford either's economic strategy,best not to promise big spends until the new chancellor gets to look at the books, Tm is as bad her legacy will be bankruptcy if the brakes aren't applied to her vanity projects.
Boris Johnsons tax policy will benefit a certain group which is not compatible with ending austerity in public spending or spending prudently with the countrys public finances.

And Jeremy Hunts economic plan could not be done without tax rises or higher borrowing.

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He's more trustworthy but only because BoJo sets the bar so low it's actually on the ground.
Both sets of economic policies are costly and a blatant attempt to buy votes.
You have got it in one Andrew...

Sephiroth 28-06-2019 10:47
Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
 
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 (Post 36000708)
He's more trustworthy but only because BoJo sets the bar so low it's actually on the ground.
Both sets of economic policies are costly and a blatant attempt to buy votes.
Mr K got it right that “being PM is everything to them”. I shall vote none of the above when I get my ballot paper. It just goes to show what a shower our MPs are that a decent candidate doesn’t exist. .


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