Thread: PM Boris forms a government
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Old 22-06-2019, 18:23   #413
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Re: Leadership who is the next PM?
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Originally Posted by ianch99 View Post
Get real OB, stop making things up again. "Regular guy " .. loved this one! "People like him"? I am sure some do, poor things, but really?

and the best one: "Young people like him too" What a porky! In 2016, 69 per cent of 18-to-30-year-olds wanted the UK to remain in the EU so yeah, they really like someone who will not only take us of of the EU but do it on disastrous No Deal terms.

Of course if you have some facts to back up your claims, please share ..

Too much sherry today, perhaps?
Brexit and Boris are not exactly the same. True, the majority of young people seem to favour the remain camp, largely owing to the indoctrination going on in schools, colleges and universities.

But they do listen to Boris, and I think many could be persuaded of the benefits of leaving. I think young people may end up listening more intently to Boris than their teachers and lecturers.

I never cease to be surprised to hear what my 8-year-old grandson is being taught at school. In my day, teachers were not allowed to spout their own political opinions in the classroom, which is how it should be.
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