Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 15-08-2022, 14:39   #4054
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Re: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post
I'm now in the "none of the above" camp, even if it means letting Sunak in by the back door.

Truss looks incapable of delivering anything, is weasel wording her intentions etc.

Sunak doesn't deserve my vote because he doesn't even know how to fill a car with fuel (well he may now). Sunak has no deep connection with this country. But, he will be more credible on the world stage and he will be forced to provide meaningful help to people.

Not to mention the nodding dogs.
I hope for all our sakes you are wrong, Seph.

I think Truss has a lot of answers that I agree with. However, I have no idea whether she has it in her to actually see them through.

She is the better candidate, definitely. I think we should give her a chance to see what she’s made of.

MPs have already started deserting Rishi for Liz, so they must see something that gives them confidence.
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