[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Yep. You're actually celebrating 41.2% of his own MPs having no confidence in his ability to run the country.

If that's his nearest and dearest what do you think the rest of the country thinks?

Perhaps there ought to be a national referendum to gauge the public's confidence

In fairness to [MENTION=2719]Mouldy Boots[/MENTION].....

If Johnson doesn't give a shit because he won, how can anyone else claim a win?

Until he's removed, he's still in charge.

In the long run we are all dead. "But while we are still alive and in charge...and we have no shame and believe we are better qualified than anyone else to lead....it would be wrong of me to give this a moment's reflection"

And I say that as a memeber of the labour party. We won't have won till we have won

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Yep. You're actually celebrating 41.2% of his own MPs having no confidence in his ability to run the country.

If that's his nearest and dearest what do you think the rest of the country thinks?

Perhaps there ought to be a national referendum to gauge the public's confidence

What you have to take into consideration in is the flapping mps who won up north and the fact the media have had their knives out for so long, it's been wall to wall Boris negativity, you were always going to get some turncoats flapping.

Seriously you guys need to let it slide until the GE, as you're just banging your nut against a concrete wall.
Do you guys really want to keep doing that

 

[Da Man Clay]

they'll expect to lose Wakefield, having it in the first place is an aberration. Tiverton is the real test.

he wont resign either way, at least another year of Johnson.

The can just change the year long requirement with a simple majority vote. If they lose Tiverton he’s toast.

 

[darkwolf666]

It’s rather ironic that as a percentage, nearly as many of his fellow Tory MPs don’t want him to be in charge of the country, as the percentage of the public who did at the GE.

 

[Guinness Boy]

What you have to take into consideration in is the flapping mps who won up north and the fact the media have had their knives out for so long, it's been wall to wall Boris negativity, you were always going to get some turncoats flapping.

Seriously you guys need to let it slide until the GE, as you're just banging your nut against a concrete wall.
Do you guys really want to keep doing that

What's wrong with referenda?

 

[Weststander]

The way sturgeon is pissing off the Scottish, if she stays as leader of the SNP I can see them losing a lot of seats

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My Scottish colleagues say that, she’s destroyed so many great Scottish things such as their once renowned education system.

But first past the post Westminster seats favour the SNP, with their vast campaigning network and they use the Holyrood government as a 365 party political broadcast.

I’ve predicted all along that the Dec 2024 GE will see a hung parliament, with the Labour leader having to work with Ed Davey and the SNP on a vote by vote basis.

 

[rogersix]

What you have to take into consideration in is the flapping mps who won up north and the fact the media have had their knives out for so long, it's been wall to wall Boris negativity, you were always going to get some turncoats flapping.

Seriously you guys need to let it slide until the GE, as you're just banging your nut against a concrete wall.
Do you guys really want to keep doing that

breath into a paper bag until your heart rate returns to normal, you're having another turn mouldy

 

[darkwolf666]

What you have to take into consideration in is the flapping mps who won up north and the fact the media have had their knives out for so long, it's been wall to wall Boris negativity, you were always going to get some turncoats flapping.

Seriously you guys need to let it slide until the GE, as you're just banging your nut against a concrete wall.
Do you guys really want to keep doing that

Oh, you mean time to move on?

No, we won’t move on until he is gone!

It might take until the next GE, but we won’t and can’t forget what this charlatan has done...

 

[vegster]

If just 32 more Tory MP's had switched to "No" he would have lost. He's had it.

 

[clapham_gull]

they'll expect to lose Wakefield, having it in the first place is an aberration. Tiverton is the real test.

he wont resign either way, at least another year of Johnson.

That's not 100%.

If that committee decides he lied to Parliament and was guilty of further potential law breaking in the flat (and he refuses to budge), the 1922 can just change the rules.

Or they decide he did lie and he is pressured to resign.

 

[Deleted member 2719]

bit desperate mouldy, get used to the new normal

 

[Is it PotG?]

What you have to take into consideration in is the flapping mps who won up north and the fact the media have had their knives out for so long, it's been wall to wall Boris negativity, you were always going to get some turncoats flapping.

Seriously you guys need to let it slide until the GE, as you're just banging your nut against a concrete wall.
Do you guys really want to keep doing that

Was interested in the usual 'holier than thou', empty policy rhetoric from Starmer in response.

At best he's in for a gangbang with the LibDems and the Greens, yet he apparently has all the answers.

Let's hear them....

 

[rogersix]

that's my boy

big dog only got three legs, how long do you give him?

 

[zefarelly]

He will never resign

Another month or so and hopefully he'll get dragged out hair first

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Absolutely.

Under normal circumstances a PM caught breaking the law, the Ministerial code and only having 59% of your colleagues have confidence in you would be long gone. But Big Dog lives to walk another day and have other people clear his shit up on a regular basis.

Probably only a matter of time before he is put out of his misery though...

He’s still got to face the Commins Privileges committee.

 

[rogersix]

Was interested in the usual 'holier than thou', empty policy rhetoric from Starmer in response.

At best he's in for a gangbang with the LibDems and the Greens, yet he apparently has all the answers.

Let's hear them....

when's the election?

 

[vegster]

That's not 100%.

If that committee decides he lied to Parliament and was guilty of further potential law breaking in the flat (and he refuses to budge), the 1922 can just change the rules.

Or they decide he did lie and he is pressured to resign.

Still convinced Johnson is carrying on as PM for a bet. He loves being called Prime Minister but hates having to actually do the work.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

What you have to take into consideration in is the flapping mps who won up north and the fact the media have had their knives out for so long, it's been wall to wall Boris negativity, you were always going to get some turncoats flapping.

Seriously you guys need to let it slide until the GE, as you're just banging your nut against a concrete wall.
Do you guys really want to keep doing that

There is still a chance the tory MPs may have another go at him before the GE, mind. It's whether they have the bottle. My feeling is...no...the tory backbenchers don't have the balls to chuck Johnson out.

If I were a tory MP....I think I'd keep backing Boris, but I'd have to accept I'd long since signed a pact with the devil. It's too late now to jump ship to the OUT camp because if Johnson goes the chicken will be headless, and the electorate will be the farmer with the sharp knife.

Despite the 148, the parliamentary party are now 'Johnsonian' and the nation will have taken note.

 

[Is it PotG?]

when's the election?

I'm not on Twitter, you tell me.

 

[Lever]

Absolutely.

Under normal circumstances a PM caught breaking the law, the Ministerial code and only having 59% of your colleagues have confidence in you would be long gone. But Big Dog lives to walk another day and have other people clear his shit up on a regular basis.

Probably only a matter of time before he is put out of his misery though...

Please... be gentle. He is convinced this is a Johnson win in every sense and it could be dangerous to his psychological health to be disabused of his fanciful notions.