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PMQ - Boris v Starmer - Spider And The Fly
- Thread starter Tom Hark Preston Park
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Ok H.
sydney
tinky ****in winky
shhaaat aappppp yoooooo caaaaaannnnt...!!!
To keep it relevant to the thrust of the thread, this emerged over the weekend
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...n-to-step-up-personal-attacks-on-keir-starmer
Seems BoJo's IRA stunt went down like a lead balloon so much he's taking it out on his staff and wants "new attack lines". Obviously his own record isn't seen as enough of a success to simply cite that.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...n-to-step-up-personal-attacks-on-keir-starmer
Seems BoJo's IRA stunt went down like a lead balloon so much he's taking it out on his staff and wants "new attack lines". Obviously his own record isn't seen as enough of a success to simply cite that.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,273
I was listening live on the radio last Wednesday, It was an unbelievably ridiculous attempt to try and avoid answering a question that Johnson realised he could not answer. It was jaw droppingly stupid to try to throw that at someone with considerably more integrity than himself..... loved the little quote in that article........ "If Boris Johnson wants to have a debate with Keir about past careers then bring it on "
Labour source..
I'm sure Boris has a whole freezer full of oven-ready damntion of Starmer at his disposal. Certain.
Ahem.
"Starmer, has A Funny Voice." "Er, and he's a Corbyn apologist".
I thank you.
Now I'm off to dry my eyes and prepare for sunny uplands and another Tory Reich.
Ahem.
"Starmer, has A Funny Voice." "Er, and he's a Corbyn apologist".
I thank you.
Now I'm off to dry my eyes and prepare for sunny uplands and another Tory Reich.
- Jan 3, 2012
- 17,357
Good grief, you've been listening to Mouldy Boots too much.
The main advantage he has over Johnson is competence. Admitted that Johnson is more entertaining, but only to the extent that it is impossible for anyone with any active brain cells to take him seriously.
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 72,359
- Thread starter
- #1,070
Hmgov brazenly admitting in parliament that they're not going to adhere go the rule of law? Former DPP Starmer will tear him a new one over that, nothing surer. Let the mother of all beastings begin!
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Grombleton
Surrounded by <div>s
- Dec 31, 2011
- 7,356
Boris continually trying to argue again, with so little substance. Yet again, has to try and get his cronies riled up to cover up his failings.
He really is a terrible speaker and a terrible PM.
He really is a terrible speaker and a terrible PM.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,273
Bit of a damp squib today. Johnson seems quite convinced it is easy to get a Covid test and the " median" distance to travel for one is 10 miles.... How come my daughter had to do a 110 mile round trip to Croydon on Monday for a test?
Also tried to say that the system was clogged up by people without symptoms asking for tests? Who actually asks for a test if they have no symptoms? Apparently capacity for testing will shortly hit 700,000 tests " A Day"? Is he serious? I hardly know anyone that has even had one test!
Also tried to say that the system was clogged up by people without symptoms asking for tests? Who actually asks for a test if they have no symptoms? Apparently capacity for testing will shortly hit 700,000 tests " A Day"? Is he serious? I hardly know anyone that has even had one test!
Pretty pink fairy
Banned
- Jan 30, 2008
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Bit disappointment by Sir K today. He allowed the Spaffer to play the 'are you with us or against us' card too easily. As he has agreed to all the lockdown regulations, it's tricky then to appear to criticise the outcome of them.
The real opposition to this dreadful shower came today from the Speaker with his angry reference to the contempt in which they hold Parliament, Not that it will bother Johnson overmuch.
The real opposition to this dreadful shower came today from the Speaker with his angry reference to the contempt in which they hold Parliament, Not that it will bother Johnson overmuch.
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vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,273
Starmer played with a straight bat as usual while Johnson wafted and played around every delivery... Johnson, managed to go from thanking Starmer and the Labour Party for their support over Covid to accusing Starmer and the Labour Party of "Sniping from the sidelines when they really should be supporting the government" in the answers to two consequitive questions!
Also a little bit of a stretch to say that the virus would have been worse had it not been for the marvellous work of managing the economy byTory governments over the last 10 years.... How much worse than 40,000 deaths could that be?
Boris is a Baffoon we all know that but when the knives come out as they surlely will be before the next scheduled election what might replace him might be just sinister
Labour is currently playing its hand close to its chest in not being drawn into saying anything that completely supports or completely denounces the Tories actions with either the EU negotiations or COVID legislation instead it's letting the Tories cook in a soup of their own making, as the Tories who remember have a huge majority and impervious to anything opersition does or does not do.
Neither Boris as PM nor Labours non action go on forever
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Labour is currently playing its hand close to its chest in not being drawn into saying anything that completely supports or completely denounces the Tories actions with either the EU negotiations or COVID legislation instead it's letting the Tories cook in a soup of their own making, as the Tories who remember have a huge majority and impervious to anything opersition does or does not do.
Neither Boris as PM nor Labours non action go on forever
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Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Do you think Labour's inaction is highly planned and strategic, or the fact they don't know (or wish the electorate to know) of their future plans?
Also can't risk upsetting Len & Co.
I think Labour has a plan but it's a dangerous one as some of the Tories are so ideogicaly Brexit driven we as a nation might still be heading for a cliff edge.
I also think Starmer is strong enough in his position as leader to suppress the far left of his party who remember tried and failed to win the previous two elections, this strength can be seen with the number of less far left nominations for the NEC which is the real power base of Labour
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
When do you feel he might start to risk a few plans and policies 'should they get elected'?
Whilst I'm sure that they have learned and moved on from free WiFi for all, at some stage they need to capitalise on BoJo's apparent failings.