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					Originally Posted by Mr K  How terribly exciting it all is.    
Maybe the electorate should decide who runs the country  not a few easily bribed MPs.   Democracy in action , UK style..... |  It's like watching the worst ever episode of the apprentice, with the worst ever candidates...
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	I would likely resign my membership.  I'd think for a month to see what happens.Quote: 
	
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					Originally Posted by papa smurf  Someone could pop up tomorrow sometimes the outsider wins, personally i think quite a few of them are dreamers, if Sunak wins I'm finished with the party. |  
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			What do you guys hate about Sunak? He seems the most fiscally conservative candidate. Some of them are going on about 20% cuts to each department, massive tax cuts on fuel, corporation tax and income tax. 
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			Never even heard of 'Mordaunt' .. 
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					Originally Posted by Sephiroth  I would likely resign my membership.  I'd think for a month to see what happens. |  But isn't that "democracy" (Tory-style) and don't you have to "accept the result"?"    
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					Originally Posted by Paul  Which one ?
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	"hate isn't the word I'd have used,  What I dislike about Sunak is threefold:Quote: 
	
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					Originally Posted by Damien  What do you guys hate about Sunak? He seems the most fiscally conservative candidate. Some of them are going on about 20% cuts to each department, massive tax cuts on fuel, corporation tax and income tax. 
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 At least one candidate has come out against the online safety bill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwkeLYgEsqA |  
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 His commitment to the UK is in question for reasons we all know.
 
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 His personal wealth renders him disconnected from ordinary people (who know how to put petrol into a car and then pay for it).
 
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 At the end of the day, he's up there with worst of the poor judgement lot.  His petrol pump stunt would not have been performed by a more savvy person.
 
 
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					Originally Posted by Damien  What do you guys hate about Sunak? He seems the most fiscally conservative candidate. Some of them are going on about 20% cuts to each department, massive tax cuts on fuel, corporation tax and income tax. 
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 At least one candidate has come out against the online safety bill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwkeLYgEsqA |  I think he would be more at home in the labour party spending other peoples money on all the wrong things and taxing the arse off them.
 
 
He craped on pensioners, I'm one of them 
 
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					Originally Posted by papa smurf  So they upped the nominations from 8 to 20 knowing full well who had enough votes, this whole  process stinks from the get go.
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					Originally Posted by Paul  Never even heard of 'Mordaunt' ..
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					Originally Posted by OLD BOY  Yes, papa, but if your 'wild card' can't find 20 backers now, there's no chance they are going to win, so it would be a waste of valuable time including them. |  Who do you want as the next leader, OB?
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					Originally Posted by papa smurf  I think he would be more at home in the labour party spending other peoples money on all the wrong things and taxing the arse off them.
 
 
 He craped on pensioners, I'm one of them
 
 He is too disconnected from the people and their problems
 |  It seems he’s also been secretly campaigning for leadership since at least December 2021, ready4rishi.com was registered last week, but readyforrishi.com which forwards to the first url, was registered in December 2021. He had a polished, professional campaign video ready to go as soon as Boris resigned. He’s super rich, a botched photo op when he didn’t know how to pay for an item at a petrol station, borrowing a car and filling it with petrol, a car that wasn’t even his.
 
I’m sorry but if Sunak gets in as leader, then I’ll be one of those demanding we have a General Election too.
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			Criticism of leadership challengers for being prepared swiftly in the case of Johnson stepping down. But surely that's what we want from our leaders - thinking ahead and preparing for the challenges of the future rather than being in a kerfluffle when they happen.
 Any politician who thought Johnson would be a safe pair of hands and wouldn't be a car crash PM shouldn't really be in politics.
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					Originally Posted by Mick  It seems he’s also been secretly campaigning for leadership since at least December 2021, ready4rishi.com was registered last week, but readyforrishi.com which forwards to the first url, was registered in December 2021. He had a polished, professional campaign video ready to go as soon as Boris resigned. He’s super rich, a botched photo op when he didn’t know how to pay for an item at a petrol station, borrowing a car and filling it with petrol, a car that wasn’t even his.
 I’m sorry but if Sunak gets in as leader, then I’ll be one of those demanding we have a General Election too.
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					Originally Posted by 1andrew1  Criticism of leadership challengers for being prepared swiftly in the case of Johnson stepping down. But surely that's what we want from our leaders - thinking ahead and preparing for the challenges of the future rather than being in a kerfluffle when they happen.
 Any politician who thought Johnson would be a safe pair of hands and wouldn't be a car crash PM shouldn't really be in politics.
 |  Come off if Andrew, we’re in a cost of living crisis, but here, we had a chancellor far more interested in his personal ambitions than helping the nation out & those in need.
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