- Oct 17, 2008
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Rishi hopefully isn’t going anywhere until Sir Keir comes in.Is Rishi still PM today?
Rishi hopefully isn’t going anywhere until Sir Keir comes in.Is Rishi still PM today?
Yep, stunning that Sunak has not learned the mistakes of his predecessors, you can't just keep riding these things out, sometimes you have to admit that someone has made a mistake and they have to pay for it. It's normal. They are so frigging out of touch though, seriously, they just think they're above scrutiny and rules.Who would’ve guessed that hiring one of the most unpopular Tories in recent memory, who resigned just a week earlier under very dubious circumstances, could backfire.
Maybe if someone had pointed out that she was completely incompetent and had been promoted way beyond her abilities when she was first made a Junior Minister five years ago, it wouldn't have come to thisShe's loved and loathed in equal measure I would think. Her comments on migrants and her actions at Manston will have endeared her to many Tories and racists. The problem is that saying the right thing only takes you so far up the greasy pole of Tory politics, she has been shown up to be pretty poor at her job and additionally seems to be a security risk too.
Video exists of her talking up Brexit before the vote and explaining that the EU would somehow owe us money after we leave, we all know what happened next. I believe she spouted off something about increasing fines and penalties for drug possession and use, yet that well known user, Mr Gove was wheeled out to try to defend her on the Sunday politics shows.. oh the irony !
In a nutshell we have a Home Secretary with views and actions that would have seemed unthinkable a mere 5 years ago but now has twice been in one of the four great offices of state. I think she has to go, yet again.
Braverman has agreed to pay the complete 'divorce' bill before we even find out whether we have a trading agreement
Britain will be legally bound to pay its £39bn Brexit divorce bill before the details of a future EU trade deal are agreed, a minister has admitted.
Details https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...ks-david-davis-suella-braverman-a8364841.html
She's toughing it out at the despatch box, she thinks people only want her out of her job as she is tough on immigration, not because she's inept and spiteful !Maybe if someone had pointed out that she was completely incompetent and had been promoted way beyond her abilities when she was first made a Junior Minister five years ago, it wouldn't have come to this
Oh ......
He blanked Matt Hancock.
Yes but look at the upside…he might never come back outMatt Hancock is going into the Jungle. Every NHS worker is going to vote for him to eat disgusting things etc
Seriously, he is a constituency MP being paid by taxpayers, so why is he going AWOL? Nadine Dorries had the whip removed when she did it.
With deforestation, pollution and a climate crisis, hasn't nature suffered enough already?Matt Hancock is going into the Jungle.
Au contraire Rodders, Starmer will save the world.What, like to replace them with another set of tossers?
Yes, yes he is.Is Rishi still PM today?
Or potentially Tories minimising any further damage to their own party. The report basically says that the MP who was claimed to have been "manhandled" denied that they were, and the "nearest witnesses" (who would all have been Tory) denied seeing anything untoward.Despite all the hysteria and grandstanding from the opposition at the time (Chris Bryant posting photos on Twitter etc...) it turns out to be a bit more fake news:
An internal investigation has found no evidence of bullying during a vote on fracking last month, the House of Commons speaker has said.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle said the atmosphere was "tense" but there was no evidence of "undue influence" on MPs.
He added that the report about the incident would be published shortly.
Was that the same Sir Lindsay Hoyle who allowed Johnson to go unreprimanded in the HOC for regular lies, and, to defame Starmer by saying he failed to prosecute Saville ?Despite all the hysteria and grandstanding from the opposition at the time (Chris Bryant posting photos on Twitter etc...) it turns out to be a bit more fake news:
An internal investigation has found no evidence of bullying during a vote on fracking last month, the House of Commons speaker has said.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle said the atmosphere was "tense" but there was no evidence of "undue influence" on MPs.
He added that the report about the incident would be published shortly.
It is, but to be fair to Titanic, he needs to celebrate his party's victories where he can, no matter how negligible they areWas that the same Sir Lindsay Hoyle who allowed Johnson to go unreprimanded in the HOC for regular lies, and, to defame Starmer by saying he failed to prosecute Saville ?
Sorry to reply to myself but Rishi Sunak has just announced, he is going to COP27 after all. Well done KC IIIThe King has boxed very clever with his ‘ban’ on attending COP27.
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Sorry to reply to myself but Rishi Sunak has just announced, he is going to COP27 after all. Well done KC III
I would suggest a LOT of it has to do with 'Boris' announcing he was going, having been invited by the organisers.I would suggest Sunak has more important issues at home to deal with than fly to Cop27, we already have a representation going.
unless he's going to COP27 to tell everyone to start switching to nuclear, its a waste of time. just a talking shop ruminanating over how bad everyone has been in the past without real solutions. time to move agenda on if serious or stop talking about it.