Not betting years in advance, but I think he's got a great shout. Coming across best out of all the big players on either side for me. Has a touch of class and dignity about him and if we leave the EU it would probably blow Osborne out of the water and leave it Boris v Gove.
Theresa May has a good chance. Supports Remain but not campaigning - obviously placing herself in prime position for when the others take themselves out of the running by supporting Remain too hard (assuming Leave wins)
Theresa May has a good chance. Supports Remain but not campaigning - obviously placing herself in prime position for when the others take themselves out of the running by supporting Remain too hard (assuming Leave wins)
I see somebody who can hold the party together - somebody who has not offended the other side.
Boris - win an election? Hmmm Gove - upset too many people with his education reforms Osborne - just seen as Cameron's ****
She is not a great candidate, but who is?
I would have Daniel Hannan (look him up on you tube) but he is still a bit young. One for the future, but I've had a daft few quid on him at 110
I see somebody who can hold the party together - somebody who has not offended the other side.Boris - win an election? HmmmGove - upset too many people with his education reformsOsborne - just seen as Cameron's ****She is not a great candidate, but w
''Michael Gove, the education secretary, has admitted losing his temper after the Syria vote because Labour MPs were "cheering as though it were a football match they'd just won".
The senior Tory has acknowledged he became heated after he was seen shouting "you're a disgrace" at Tories and Liberal Democrats who failed to vote with the government.
He told the BBC that he feels "incredibly emotional about the subject" and the loss of the motion about British military action in Syria got to him.''
Shouting and screaming at Labour MPs because they didn't vote to bomb Assad , which would have resulted in IS overrunning the whole of Syria.
'class and dignity' ''Michael Gove, the education secretary, has admitted losing his temper after the Syria vote because Labour MPs were "cheering as though it were a football match they'd just won".The senior Tory has acknowledged he became heated a