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[Politics] Our next prime minister BBC 1
- Thread starter Wrong-Direction
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Nobby, how far back in history do you want me to go and do you want me to name people who are not in the public eye?
Actually, don't bother to reply. You seem to have a preconceived idea and are able to judge the characters of people you have never even heard of.
What a wonderful gift!
It’s got to the point where Liam Fox is the one talking sense on GATT 24.
Garry Nelson's teacher
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So Boris makes buses...…………..
Does he paint lies on the side of the finished article?
Does he paint lies on the side of the finished article?
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Just listening to a horrendous phone-in on R5 Live. If only I had a quid for every Brexiteer who makes claims on behalf of 'the British people' ………………….
nicko31
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The fact is 3 out of 4 Brits don't have a no deal Brexit as their first choice outcome.
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It really is entering into a dreamtime period for the satirist
nicko31
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Even Mogg seems to have given up on this one. But like the £350m lie Boris is trying to flog this one as well.
Put on a posh Etonian accent, act with confidence and hope the plebs buy it
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Top lad, although I get the feeling he's subconsciously always running away from something.
Can some someone explain to my why Boris bottled standing as leader against May, but now feels he's the blob for the job?
It was put about that the media had a big file of dirt on the Great Confabulator, so he decided he was unelectable.
But that can't be right - he'd fear the same thing now surely? Time doesn't make it easier to airbrush career halting foibles, does it?
And if he merely feels better able to brazen things out now, what has changed?
One explanation, I guess, was a few years ago he was still 'happily married' and secretly hanging out of the back of someone but, now he has 'moved on', presumably having mollified Marina, he is less vulnerable to her revelations in a 'hiss and tell' interview. A fear she might shaft him may have been the telling factor last time.
Either way, what an absolute chancer. I was listening to his 'hobby' interview this morning. If he were a contenstant on 'would I lie to you', his team mate Lee Mack would be cringing, and David Mitchell would be having a field day.
It was put about that the media had a big file of dirt on the Great Confabulator, so he decided he was unelectable.
But that can't be right - he'd fear the same thing now surely? Time doesn't make it easier to airbrush career halting foibles, does it?
And if he merely feels better able to brazen things out now, what has changed?
One explanation, I guess, was a few years ago he was still 'happily married' and secretly hanging out of the back of someone but, now he has 'moved on', presumably having mollified Marina, he is less vulnerable to her revelations in a 'hiss and tell' interview. A fear she might shaft him may have been the telling factor last time.
Either way, what an absolute chancer. I was listening to his 'hobby' interview this morning. If he were a contenstant on 'would I lie to you', his team mate Lee Mack would be cringing, and David Mitchell would be having a field day.
As I said on @itvnews, the leader of an opposition party is seriously thinking about trying to organise a no-confidence vote immediately before summer recess rather than after. “If it @BorisJohnson we have to put down a marker
Via twitter - Peston
Via twitter - Peston
Because in 2016 all the Brexiters basically ran away because they wanted to come back later and shout betrayal when their unicorns turned out to be donkeys with cornettos stuck on their heads.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Where have the Boris fan club gone on here ? They haven't been seen for days......
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Wasn't it because Gove famously "knifed" him, which is why Boris was so keen to do the same to Gove this time around?
Gove was supporting Boris last time around, and then decided to go for it himself. Whether there is more to it than that I don't know. Skeletons in cupboards and so on?
But this time he has the reassurance of being the hot favourite from day one. But if anyone can mess it up from that strong a starting position, he might. There was something on Facebook this morning from the Financial Times, speaking contemptuously and dismissively about what he is proposing to do.
beorhthelm
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- Jul 21, 2003
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didnt have the votes among MPs back then. once Gove bailed and looked like he'd run himself it would split their vote, Boris lacked credibility to run on his own. the question is why MPs changed their mind since, because he hasn't dont anything to improve this area.
Where have the Boris fan club gone on here ? They haven't been seen for days......
I guess they're booking into evening classes on "Modelling in Bolsa Wood" so they can mirroor their great leaders alleged hobby of er........designing......er .... no making.....er buses.....er out of boxes.....er .....you know.....from er......er.......er....wine crates.....you know....with that er..........divider thingy down the middle.......and I er.......yes, I er........paint faces oof people......in the er......bus.......er.....happy people......er because.......they love ....er er er buses.
WHAAAAAAT
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ManOfSussex
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Where have the Boris fan club gone on here ? They haven't been seen for days......
Possibly it's dawned on them, to borrow Monty Python parlance, that he's not the messiah, he's a contender for upper class twit of the year and thought by many to be this years outstanding twit.