[Politics] How much longer do you think Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson will be PM ?

[Simster]

Labour don’t have to be near perfect. If ever there was a time they could offer the country something better it’s now. They just need to get rid of the Corbinites, the over influence of the unions and get more people leading it like Burnham, Kyle and David Milliband.

I think his point was that this line of reasoning doesn't seem to apply to the Conservatives in the minds of the British electorate. Just have a look at the absolute state of not just the cabinet, but so many front line Conservative MPs and ask yourself how many of them would have got anywhere near the Tory front bench in times gone by.

Priti Patel, Javid, Williamson, Hancock, Gove, Leadsom and Dowden - these people are a combination of useless, complete drips and bare faced liars and how they are considered any better than Corbyn, Abbott or McDonnell is beyond me. They've all just had a free pass. Mind you, at least they were elected. The fat tosser running the country has since just parachuted in unelected bureaucrat David Frost to take back control. From those pesky unelected bureaucrats. Because he did such a good job the first time he was invited to do it.

It's disgraceful, it's pitiful, and it shows just how ignorant the electorate in this country really is.

 

[Blue3]

I see no reason why he would go before the next election, he appears to be completely bulletproof in a similar way to Trump

 

[WATFORD zero]

This is interesting from only a couple of months ago. Does anyone want to change their vote, or should I just do a new poll

 

[Pretty pink fairy]

I think his point was that this line of reasoning doesn't seem to apply to the Conservatives in the minds of the British electorate. Just have a look at the absolute state of not just the cabinet, but so many front line Conservative MPs and ask yourself how many of them would have got anywhere near the Tory front bench in times gone by.

Priti Patel, Javid, Williamson, Hancock, Gove, Leadsom and Dowden - these people are a combination of useless, complete drips and bare faced liars and how they are considered any better than Corbyn, Abbott or McDonnell is beyond me. They've all just had a free pass. Mind you, at least they were elected. The fat tosser running the country has since just parachuted in unelected bureaucrat David Frost to take back control. From those pesky unelected bureaucrats. Because he did such a good job the first time he was invited to do it.

It's disgraceful, it's pitiful, and it shows just how ignorant the electorate in this country really is.

You forgot to mention the wicked witch Angela rayner


Regards
DF

 

[Giraffe]

I expect a carefully controlled transition across to Sunak. Probably a year ahead of the election.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

You forgot to mention the wicked witch Angela rayner


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DF

You have to be quite special to edit a misspelled surname but not bother capitalising it.

 

[The red pepper kid]

Who's going to replace him, only from within as Labour are currently a spent force unless they can unshackle the loony left.

absolutely correct

 

[Gwylan]

This is interesting from only a couple of months ago. Does anyone want to change their vote, or should I just do a new poll

I voted six months to a year last time and I see no reason to change: I stand by that - he'll be gone by October

 

[Cheshire Cat]

I think his point was that this line of reasoning doesn't seem to apply to the Conservatives in the minds of the British electorate. Just have a look at the absolute state of not just the cabinet, but so many front line Conservative MPs and ask yourself how many of them would have got anywhere near the Tory front bench in times gone by.

Priti Patel, Javid, Williamson, Hancock, Gove, Leadsom and Dowden - these people are a combination of useless, complete drips and bare faced liars and how they are considered any better than Corbyn, Abbott or McDonnell is beyond me. They've all just had a free pass. Mind you, at least they were elected. The fat tosser running the country has since just parachuted in unelected bureaucrat David Frost to take back control. From those pesky unelected bureaucrats. Because he did such a good job the first time he was invited to do it.

It's disgraceful, it's pitiful, and it shows just how ignorant the electorate in this country really is.

This.

Johnson isn't stupid, but he acts like an idiot with no integrity.

I didn't rate Corbyn and his mates highly either.

 

[clapham_gull]

He can't support his private life on his current salary so I never expected him to stick around for long.

I suspect they will let him jump so he can leave with a couple of "legacies", the vaccine roll out and leaving the EU. He will use some excuse of wanting to get to a "normal life" and how that his Government has had to deal with much then most do in three terms.

I'm not sure he will survive an independent Covid inquiry anyway.

The Conservative party then has some questions to ask itself. With a "liberal" free spending leader gone, does it fully lurch to the right ?

If it does it is then on the path of eventually losing an election and being out of office for a long time.

 

[Hugo Rune]

Boris has come up with a response to the result:

"I think my job is to get over what we're doing more effectively.”

Ok Bojo - tell us exactly what happened with these parties.

 

[lawros left foot]

Too long

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Dont worry, he will call for a lockdown to distract us from everything.

 

[sparkie]

Johnson should beware the ides of January. He won't make the ides of March.

 

[Nitram]

All over by Christmas. Where have I heard that before?

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

absolutely correct

You do realise that 'unshackle the loony left' means give them free rein. I don't think that unshackling would be a good plan.

Fortunately the loony left are well shackled now, with Starmer in charge.

However Boris is still very popular among the non-political, loony left-hating vast majority of ordinary people of this great nation, and won't be going anywhere soon, unless he gets bored.

 

[Dick Swiveller]

You do realise that 'unshackle the loony left' means give them free reign.

Don't think democracy works like that. Sounds more like anarchy to me.

(Sorry HWT but that was an open goal)

 

[zefarelly]

As long as he wants sadly. Tory voters would vote for a pig on a stick

Errr, they did!

 

[Dick Swiveller]

Errr, they did!

Careful, Cameron has good lawyers. And he said stick.

 

[sparkie]

As long as he wants sadly. Tory voters would vote for a pig on a stick

Forward 2 months and it's no longer the voters that are Johnson's most immediate peril. It is the letters to the 1922 committee and any subsequent vote - which all comes down to the backstabbing ambition of rival MPs.