[Politics] Next Prime Minister
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A plant pot could beat Corbyn,
symyjym
Banned
My question is if anyone actually has the balls throw their name into the ring.
This is going be like the first task in The Apprentice when choosing a project manager. Maybe just get Alan Sugar in and cut the crap.
This is going be like the first task in The Apprentice when choosing a project manager. Maybe just get Alan Sugar in and cut the crap.
SollysLeftFoot
New member
The Momentum fanatics keeping him in power is, ironically keeping the Tories in power. Imagine being that daft..
Staying there indefinitely isn't up to him. You don't just give him the job because he won't leave.
I tried to help
Baker lite
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Someone who intends to honour the result of the 2016 referendum.
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By 'them', I assume you mean the torries. Unfortunately, if he's driving the tory bus, the whole country is stuck in the caravan attached to it.
seagull_special
Well-known member
My first thought.
Agree
If I can be arsed, I might go and bounce the posts [MENTION=240]larus[/MENTION] made goading me with how Angela’s government wasnt strong and stable and would collapse.
Edit: added an emoji for context as I don’t think he understands my humour.
Edit: added an emoji for context as I don’t think he understands my humour.
Stuart Munday
Well-known member
Chris Grayling, just for a laugh.
None of the ERG then?
- Apr 5, 2014
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BREAKING NEWS
Chris Hughton has been appointed as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, he will take up the role on July 1st in time for the new BREXIT meltdown.
Hughton, dismissed by Brighton & Hove Albion on 13th May, was unveiled at Matthew Parker Street this morning.
Said Hughton:
'Once I was shown the infrastructure and facilities of the UK it was an easy decision'.
Hughton was then asked about BREXIT:
'It's a big task, and the fact that we didn't get the result we wanted in the last three votes means added pressure. But I think it was always going to be. When you're up against opposition that is the relegation zone like us it's always going to be a scrap for votes. These are clever opponents and we have to show real fight and team spirit to get things through. But we had a meeting earlier, went through the votes we conceded. I expect very much a reaction from our MPs'.
Asked why he feels things have not gone well before:
'Firstly, it's a very competitive business. You can look at other parties who have been through similar, we probably don't have the strength in depth that they do. There isn't one MP that won't have been through this so we need to work as hard as we can and apply ourselves as hard as we can. If we've still got MPs in the chamber things can happen. We are a battling party fighting with the qualities of this parliament'.
On the EU, Hughton said:
'These are a very good negotiating team. The EU didn't get where it is without having quality in depth. When you play in Brussels it's a hostile environment. You can't go there and expect to get a result easily and we have to pick a team to reflect that. It's about grabbing concessions here and there and trying to pick up votes in parliament'.
Hughton was then asked if he realised that it was the Conservative Party he was leading and not a socialist government.
'I am surprised and disappointed by that' he responded.
He then proceeded to smash the room up.
Chris Hughton has been appointed as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, he will take up the role on July 1st in time for the new BREXIT meltdown.
Hughton, dismissed by Brighton & Hove Albion on 13th May, was unveiled at Matthew Parker Street this morning.
Said Hughton:
'Once I was shown the infrastructure and facilities of the UK it was an easy decision'.
Hughton was then asked about BREXIT:
'It's a big task, and the fact that we didn't get the result we wanted in the last three votes means added pressure. But I think it was always going to be. When you're up against opposition that is the relegation zone like us it's always going to be a scrap for votes. These are clever opponents and we have to show real fight and team spirit to get things through. But we had a meeting earlier, went through the votes we conceded. I expect very much a reaction from our MPs'.
Asked why he feels things have not gone well before:
'Firstly, it's a very competitive business. You can look at other parties who have been through similar, we probably don't have the strength in depth that they do. There isn't one MP that won't have been through this so we need to work as hard as we can and apply ourselves as hard as we can. If we've still got MPs in the chamber things can happen. We are a battling party fighting with the qualities of this parliament'.
On the EU, Hughton said:
'These are a very good negotiating team. The EU didn't get where it is without having quality in depth. When you play in Brussels it's a hostile environment. You can't go there and expect to get a result easily and we have to pick a team to reflect that. It's about grabbing concessions here and there and trying to pick up votes in parliament'.
Hughton was then asked if he realised that it was the Conservative Party he was leading and not a socialist government.
'I am surprised and disappointed by that' he responded.
He then proceeded to smash the room up.
BensGrandad
New member
whoever becomes PM will have problems because Corbyn has no interest in the national situation and is firmly intent on himself and getting a general election.
The Mole
Well-known member
If it has to be a Tory, I’d prefer George Freeman
I’m certain what you have done there is illegal, I’m going to look into it in more detail and revert soonest!
Gully Forever
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- May 9, 2011
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Wouldn't say anyone but Boris, Definitely don't want Sajid Javid.. He completely twatted the migrant crisis.
Anyone but Boris and Sajid. I would say.
Esther McVey all the way, as she was always behind Brexit. unlike may.
Anyone but Boris and Sajid. I would say.
Esther McVey all the way, as she was always behind Brexit. unlike may.
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