nicko31
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Truss putting the knife into Dominic Raab over Britainnia Unchained
That’s pure gold
That’s pure gold
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[Politics] Tory meltdown finally arrived [was: incoming]...
- Thread starter TomandJerry
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Christ. How can Sunak bear to be in the room with someone so much dimmer than him?
She will win the contest though.
Nobody* likes a shouty Indian.
*Among the geriatric blue rinse voters who have a vote in this contest.
She will win the contest though.
Nobody* likes a shouty Indian.
*Among the geriatric blue rinse voters who have a vote in this contest.
This.
Ooh it’s a corner
Well-known member
Yes agree - Rishy is butting in far too much but overall it’s really dire and indicative of the low quality of leadership candidates. I can’t say I was inspired by Keir’s speech this morning but generally the opposition has a stronger team imo. BJ surrounded himself with mediocre politicians in the Cabinet and that is coming to fruition now.
Labour HAS to be getting its act together now. They and whatever partners needed MUST replace this shower of a Govt asap
Labour HAS to be getting its act together now. They and whatever partners needed MUST replace this shower of a Govt asap
Rishy should let her speak. The more she speaks the more clueless she appears.
The Wookiee
Back From The Dead
When you hear Rishi speak, Does anybody else think of Will from The Inbetweeners
The sad thing is after the election these two will be in government together, air kissing each other and bigging each other up.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,876
Even your favoured economist has said interest rates will raise.
Not my words Liz, the words of Top Gear Magazine.
Not my words Liz, the words of Top Gear Magazine.
Ooh it’s a corner;10328783 said:
Sunak is actually a very smart individual with a strong track record of senior positions so I'm not sure if he is low quality. Whether his lived experiences have equipped him with the necessary empathy, understanding and compassion to lead the country at this point is another matter of course. What does seem apparent is that freed from the shackles of Johnson, he is far more on the front foot.
Given that there can be no other outcome than one of these two becoming the next PM, it seems clear to me Sunak is the far better option.
Pevenseagull
meh
- Jul 20, 2003
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When you hear Rishi speak, Does anybody else think of Will from The Inbetweeners
He reminds me of MIlhouse from The Simspons
If Sunak doesn't win I don't reckon he will hang around in Parliament for long.
nicko31
Well-known member
Climate change proposals shows it’s not a priority
The correct answer to any question about military action is 'of course I'm not going to reveal the UK's strategy'. Both of these dimbots ****ed that one up. 
Liz's voice is malfunctioning
It's reverting back to Liz-before-voice-coaching
It's reverting back to Liz-before-voice-coaching
Ooh it’s a corner
Well-known member
Oh yes I agree completely - he is the least bad of the available options. I still stand by my view of the Govt as a whole
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
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When you hear Rishi speak, Does anybody else think of Will from The Inbetweeners
Must admit I never watched The Inbetweeners….but with Liz Truss I can’t get Jan Ravens of DeadRingers fame mimicking her out of my head….about 2 mins 50 secs in
https://youtu.be/xc2D9qhWrXU
Maybe. I have always liked him (and as you know I'm a member of the sweaty socks party). He seems like a non-partisan patrician, with a long view, and a working mind.
I have to say that, look, y'know, Rishi sounds a lot like Tony Blair.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Has he said “I believe it’s the right thing to do” a lot
Liz's voice is malfunctioning
It's reverting back to Liz-before-voice-coaching
I think that's a good thing.
Slagging off your upbringing isn't a good look.
Rishi gets the first and only clap of the night!