[Politics] Next Prime minister

[junior]

With Bojo on the rocks, it's got me wondering who on earth would get the job.

I think it should be someone non Tory or Labour. Possibly Nigel Farage might be a good fit. Always seems to come across well, good communicator and should get us a bit of international respect back.

Poll to follow and options from current betting market...

 

[LamieRobertson]

With Bojo on the rocks, it's got me wondering who on earth would get the job.

I think it should be someone non Tory or Labour. Possibly Nigel Farage might be a good fit. Always seems to come across well, good communicator and should get us a bit of international respect back.

Poll to follow and options from current betting market...

Yourself? or just a junior minister?

 

[Surf's Up]

With Bojo on the rocks, it's got me wondering who on earth would get the job.

I think it should be someone non Tory or Labour. Possibly Nigel Farage might be a good fit. Always seems to come across well, good communicator and should get us a bit of international respect back.

Poll to follow and options from current betting market...

 

[stewart12]

Gary Neville would genuinely make a good Labour MP, he should definitely go for it. Or maybe Greater Manchester mayor if Burnham is moved to a more senior role

 

[sparkie]

With Bojo on the rocks, it's got me wondering who on earth would get the job.

I think it should be someone non Tory or Labour. Possibly Nigel Farage might be a good fit. Always seems to come across well, good communicator and should get us a bit of international respect back.

Poll to follow and options from current betting market...

Your auto-correct changed "very badly" to "well".

 

[Giraffe]

With Bojo on the rocks, it's got me wondering who on earth would get the job.

I think it should be someone non Tory or Labour. Possibly Nigel Farage might be a good fit. Always seems to come across well, good communicator and should get us a bit of international respect back.

Poll to follow and options from current betting market...

Point of order, should be in alphabetically order. (I know you can't change it). But Rishi all the way.

 

[junior]

Point of order, should be in alphabetically order. (I know you can't change it).

Sorry, took them directly from the betting odds I was looking at and just added 'other' In case anyone wanted to vote Graham Potter.

 

[Bry Nylon]

Sadly, Michael Gove hasn’t decided to go completely AWOL whilst this shitstorm blows through for no reason.

He will be seen by the parliamentary party as the ‘steady pair of hands’ after the chaos of Johnson

 

[crodonilson]

No option for Chris Grayling?

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Ruel Fox

 

[Braggfan]

With Bojo on the rocks, it's got me wondering who on earth would get the job.

I think it should be someone non Tory or Labour. Possibly Nigel Farage might be a good fit. Always seems to come across well, good communicator and should get us a bit of international respect back.

Poll to follow and options from current betting market...

Jeremy Corbyn

 

[Brovion]

Either Marcus Rashford or that woman who sorted out Salisbury after the Russian novichok poisonings.

Or failing that, I dunno, Les Dennis, Basil Brush, Graham Potter, almost anybody else you can think of. They simply cannot be worse.

 

[Iggle Piggle]

Rishi will probably get it. Be nice to have a son of a billionaire in charge. He will have his finger on the pulse of what the common man wants. He's also the last person that should get it. That awful "Thanks PM" moment like some Marketing bell and pushing to help Cameron and Greensill are 2 prime examples of his unsuitability.

 

[Swansman]

Graham Potter.

Appears to be a part-time job so I guess he can combine it with his manager career.

 

[sparkie]

Bruno.

El PrimeMinistan.

 

[Bob!]

Hunt

 

[Cheshire Cat]

Faridge can **** off

 

[Lyndhurst 14]

Surprised Boris never had a crack at US politics as he held US citizenship until he renounced it recently. Might be regretting that now if he decides to do a runner

 

[Thunder Bolt]

With Bojo on the rocks, it's got me wondering who on earth would get the job.

I think it should be someone non Tory or Labour. Possibly Nigel Farage might be a good fit. Always seems to come across well, good communicator and should get us a bit of international respect back.

Poll to follow and options from current betting market...

3/10 wind up rating.

Just for laughs, this is what Farage is now reduced to.

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[Brighthelmstone]

David Brent