[Updated] Theresa May is new UK PM - Page 2

30-06-2016, 14:57

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Originally Posted by ianch99

(In your best Ali G voice) So you is been on 'oliday then? Respect ..

Let's just assume (I'm now down to your level an this is where you beat me with experience I'm told

) I "is been on oliday then" explain about the recent vote for Boris?

30-06-2016, 15:11

Nobody voted for Boris Johnson many leave voters like me don't like, trust or have any confidence in Boris Johnson. Seriously some of you remain supporters need to give it up and either get with the reality now or go off quietly and do whatever the votes been done and the result is in and complaining and slinging mud isn't going to change that. We the public can carry on like politicians or we can start coming together and give an example to the politicians. Sadly there is a group in the UK who'd be quite happy for the country to burn right now just so they could say "told you so" it's depressing.

ianch99 · 30-06-2016, 15:15

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing

Nobody voted for Boris Johnson many leave voters like me don't like, trust or have any confidence in Boris Johnson. Seriously some of you remain supporters need to give it up and either get with the reality now or go off quietly and do whatever the votes been done and the result is in and complaining and slinging mud isn't going to change that. We the public can carry on like politicians or we can start coming together and give an example to the politicians. Sadly there is a group in the UK who'd be quite happy for the country to burn right now just so they could say "told you so" it's depressing.

So serious, where's your sense of humour?

Kursk · 30-06-2016, 15:41

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Originally Posted by ianch99

So serious, where's your sense of humour?

Why did Baroness Warsi cross the road? To get to the losing side.

30-06-2016, 16:06

Humour is wearing a bit thin as it's been nothing but insults and misinterpretations since the vote so you'll have to forgive some of us if we're getting a little fed up of having our democratic right mocked at every turn.

30-06-2016, 16:36

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Originally Posted by Damien

Might be tricky after what Gove has just done.....

Hezeltine will be proud

**Damien** · 30-06-2016, 20:09

There is a suggestion from Adam Bolton that Gove might have overreached and won't make the final 2. MPs turned off by the way he knifed Boris which, even by Tory standards, is ruthless.

Osem · 30-06-2016, 22:06

Wow, egotistical people all jockeying for position, knives in hand... who'd have thought...

Boris's demise is just the latest sensational headline required to keep people tuned in, it'll be back to Corbyn's woes tomorrow and thereafter a plague of killer bees or some such nonsense no doubt.

**Maggy** · 30-06-2016, 22:06

I'll take Boris over Gove anytime.I will never forgive him for starting the privatisation of state education.

denphone · 01-07-2016, 04:30

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Originally Posted by Osem

Wow, egotistical people all jockeying for position, knives in hand... who'd have thought...

Boris's demise is just the latest sensational headline required to keep people tuned in, it'll be back to Corbyn's woes tomorrow and thereafter a plague of killer bees or some such nonsense no doubt.

l bet the hacks of our media set have never been so busy since last week.

heero_yuy · 01-07-2016, 07:44

They'll have to put silly season on hold. Oh wait a minute...

**Damien** · 01-07-2016, 07:49

So apparently, at least according to Boris' camp, Gove obtained the list the Boris campaign had of supportive MPs late last week and spent the intervening time canvassing support from them before timing the announcement to ensure it caused maximum damage.

I wouldn't have thought that Gove had that level of ruthlessness!

Ignitionnet · 01-07-2016, 07:53

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Originally Posted by Damien

So apparently, at least according to Boris' camp, Gove obtained the list the Boris campaign had of supportive MPs late last week and spent the intervening time canvassing support from them before timing the announcement to ensure it caused maximum damage.

I wouldn't have thought that Gove had that level of ruthlessness!

You clearly don't talk to many teachers.

**Maggy** · 01-07-2016, 07:55

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Originally Posted by Ignitionnet

You clearly don't talk to many teachers.

Kursk · 01-07-2016, 09:17

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Originally Posted by Damien

I wouldn't have thought that Gove had that level of ruthlessness!

Precisely why he's the best man for the job. Besides, if the main protagonists of Leave are sidelined, we had best start breaking out the pitchforks.