Ethelwulf
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For me Truss by a country mile but Johnson 2nd worst ever . Since 2016 when Cameron stepped down been a total shit show
[Politics] Worst PM since Thatcher
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Torn between Truss and Johnson but went for the later as Truss is ignorant but Johnson knew all along what he was doing.
Terry Butcher Tribute Act
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- Aug 18, 2013
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Truss. But Cameron started the shit show imho
Weststander
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Imagine if @WATFORD zero had started this thread 
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Has to be Truss imho. Short-lived but incredibly damaging, thick as sh1t, a nasty piece of work. Far Right is banded about lazily, she actually has all the hallmarks of ticking many of the boxes.
Johnson will win the poll because he was the one who finally got Brexit done.
.Has to be Truss imho. Short-lived but incredibly damaging, thick as sh1t, a nasty piece of work. Far Right is banded about lazily, she actually has all the hallmarks of ticking many of the boxes.
Johnson will win the poll because he was the one who finally got Brexit done.
Cameroon for the pointless Brexit referendum that he cocked up by not setting a 60:40 margin for change. And campaigning properly. Like when we had the vote to join.
And for then f***ing off, leaving the absolute chaos that followed. Years of pissing about culminating in the great Johnson debacle. Truss was just a pimple on the arse of it all. Sunk is just scorched earth.
Cameron triggered all that for no reason than a vain and needless hope of quelling the nutters in his party. He failed.
And for then f***ing off, leaving the absolute chaos that followed. Years of pissing about culminating in the great Johnson debacle. Truss was just a pimple on the arse of it all. Sunk is just scorched earth.
Cameron triggered all that for no reason than a vain and needless hope of quelling the nutters in his party. He failed.
um bongo molongo
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I voted Truss but could have voted Johnson or Cameron.
Johnson is just a despicable human being. Cameron was completely spineless and sleepwalked us in to Brexit to try and appease the headbangers in his own party. He’s also that type of public school kid who’s of very average intellect but completely convinced of his own munificence. Setting up the wording of the Brexit vote as effectively ‘would you like things to change or remain as they are’ was a critical mistake.
But Truss is just thick. Really, really thick.
Johnson is just a despicable human being. Cameron was completely spineless and sleepwalked us in to Brexit to try and appease the headbangers in his own party. He’s also that type of public school kid who’s of very average intellect but completely convinced of his own munificence. Setting up the wording of the Brexit vote as effectively ‘would you like things to change or remain as they are’ was a critical mistake.
But Truss is just thick. Really, really thick.
Weststander
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and very, very right wing.
nwgull
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Johnson did so much wrong in his 3 years, but the amount of damage that Truss managed to inflict on the British economy in just 7 weeks makes her the easy winner in this for me.
Truss has always been confused. Too much chalice an ting at uni, perhaps...
She became the president of the Oxford University Liberal Democrats in her first year[19] and a member of the national executive committee of Liberal Democrat Youth and Students (LDYS) in 1995.[20] During Truss's previous, unsuccessful bid for the LDYS executive, the party's leader, Paddy Ashdown, said she was "a good debater and is utterly fearless".[20] As a Liberal Democrat, Truss supported the abolition of the monarchy and the legalisation of cannabis,[21] and campaigned against the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994.[22] However, by November 1995 Truss had become critical of the Liberal Democrats, as she "realised the Tory Party was saying quite sane things"; in her last year at the university, she resigned from the LDYS.[23] By 1996 Truss had joined the Conservative Party.[24]
Absolutely this. A very, very stupid arrogant man.
Beach Hut
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Truss however she wan't even fit to wash Thatchers M & S knickers
I heard they were C & A
Presumably the alternative candidates were somewhat less appealing than a lettuce.
If she knew a good dope dealer, which seems likely, I'm sure the boys would have been all over her like a dose of fresher's regret.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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I had to vote Johnson, because at least Truss attempted to enact what she had come to believe in.
Johnson believes in nothing except himself. His narcissism allowed the party around him to drift into a neo-liberal grief hole, pathetically allowing itself to believe they were returning to a golden age of conservatism they had scorched to the ground.
Johnson believes in nothing except himself. His narcissism allowed the party around him to drift into a neo-liberal grief hole, pathetically allowing itself to believe they were returning to a golden age of conservatism they had scorched to the ground.
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Weststander
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Truss changed like the wind, an opportunist. For example she voted Remain. Now chasing $$$$, she’d do anything for fame and fortune.
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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Yes but she is a complete and utter moron and I look back at the sequence of events that allowed such an individual to gain power.
Being at utter moron is different from making a strategic mistake. The single biggest mistake was probably Cameron's in thinking that he could control his old school Eton chum by persuading him to stand for London Mayor.
The rest is history.
Cotton Socks
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- Feb 20, 2017
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Where's the option for 'It's a stupid poll'?
There's too much to take into consideration to put one vote, multiple votes should have been allowed!
There's too much to take into consideration to put one vote, multiple votes should have been allowed!
Weststander
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All things in life and nsc always lead to Brexit!
I think the Remain campaign (all parties) was weak, blasé, disjointed, arrogant. If done professionally, it would’ve been a 60:40 Remain result. No one of note thought they could possibly lose. Whilst the Brexit side got every potential Brexiteer to the ballot box. Millions who didn’t vote, I’d guess in the age group 18 to 39, sleepwalked into something they loathed. I’m not necessary against referenda, Ireland and Denmark held them over key EU changes.