And they’re still talking about Corbyn!! They’re obsessed.
Absolute morons the lot of them.
Absolute morons the lot of them.
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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
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Yup, wHaTaBoUt CoRbYn [emoji2957]
Neville's Breakfast
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I will answer your two replies because they are courteous. I was done a long time ago answering rude posts about the EU by the same old posters. Just no interest in engaging with them. Rippleman, Starmer has committed to not rejoining the EU, Single Market or Customs Union. I have no idea if this is a good strategic decision for Labour but it is enough to win my vote.Yes, the right of the Labour Party prevented Corbyn backing Brexit but the ground has now shifted as per Starmer’s speech.
Nikko, that is one of the reasons I will be voting Labour. I think international agreements should be honoured. I feel that with both main parties now backing us being out of the EU there will be more meaningful negotiation from both sides and an agreement found.
- Jul 10, 2003
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And if anyone is in any doubt, look how many on here and elsewhere who would rather they and their families suffer than admit the same.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I didn't think this was discourteous ?
So what sort of agreement do you think 'can be found' on the NIP, that hasn't been found in the last 6 years ?
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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Right old simpering sycophant rolled out by the Tories for the fag end of 'politics live'. Jesus wept.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Boris Johnson could face another confidence vote within days as members of the Conservative backbench committee will consider changing the rules as soon as Wednesday night, the Guardian understands.
Two executive members said it was possible that the 1922 Committee could decide to change the rules to allow a confidence vote to take place at a meeting of the executive on Wednesday afternoon. Johnson is protected by the current rules, which grant a year’s immunity after he won a vote a month ago.
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Two executive members said it was possible that the 1922 Committee could decide to change the rules to allow a confidence vote to take place at a meeting of the executive on Wednesday afternoon. Johnson is protected by the current rules, which grant a year’s immunity after he won a vote a month ago.
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- Apr 5, 2014
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Nobody does the Night of the Long Knives as good as the Tories. No-one.
TomandJerry
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- Oct 1, 2013
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Javid absolutely stuck the knife in....
... Then twisted it.
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... Then twisted it.
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18 resignations from the Payroll. Not sure how many, but quite a few declarations of no confidence from previously loyal backbenchers.
We're getting close. Previous VoNC was 211 vs 148. Pincher has lost the whip, so that becomes 210 vs 148. Let's assume all 18 resignations would vote no: 192 vs 166. Find 13 more to switch sides and he's done. As mentioned above, there's a number of backbenchers who've switched sides in the last 24 hours.
Rumblings that Gove might be preparing to resign later today.
I think we've reached the tipping point. 1922 will go to Boris later today (same as they did with May). If Boris refuses to go, they then change the rules. New VoNC as early as Friday, and kick off for leadership race starts next week.
We're getting close. Previous VoNC was 211 vs 148. Pincher has lost the whip, so that becomes 210 vs 148. Let's assume all 18 resignations would vote no: 192 vs 166. Find 13 more to switch sides and he's done. As mentioned above, there's a number of backbenchers who've switched sides in the last 24 hours.
Rumblings that Gove might be preparing to resign later today.
I think we've reached the tipping point. 1922 will go to Boris later today (same as they did with May). If Boris refuses to go, they then change the rules. New VoNC as early as Friday, and kick off for leadership race starts next week.
Javids statement was the most personal HOC assassination in my lifetime.
Howes attack on Thatcher was not an attack on her character, Javids was 100% an attack on the morals, character, honesty, and integrity of Johnson.
Howes attack on Thatcher was not an attack on her character, Javids was 100% an attack on the morals, character, honesty, and integrity of Johnson.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
And laced with Novichok. A "country killer".
He's gonna have to ever go with just 4 subs or put 2 'keepers on the (front) bench.
#BareBones.
- Aug 24, 2020
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Agreed. Boris has hours left.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Lee Anderson's constituents turning on him, calling him a traitor and it's a witch hunt by Blairites.
https://twitter.com/juliasuzanne76/status/1544615377312915456
https://twitter.com/juliasuzanne76/status/1544615377312915456
It's like these thick twats have forgotten he's not the Labour leader anymore.
What they don't seem to realize is that by doing this, criticize his lack of charisma or whatever, but they're actually making Starmer look more attractive purely for the fact that he's not Corbyn or Johnson.
St Leonards Seagull
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- Jul 10, 2012
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I maybe wrong, but I didn’t see Truss, Gove or Patel at PMQS.
Avoiding it or just “getting on with the job”?
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Avoiding it or just “getting on with the job”?
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Busy delivering.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Sorry, that is instances of the Good Book quoting stupidity. Where is the mention of biblical being used as an adjective for said shortcoming?
Come on, you can do this.