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Would make a terrific PM.A man who truly wants to implement what the majority voted for 2 long years ago.Who would you have cardiff ..crackpot Corbyn and brain-dead Abbott?
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I'd like Abbott
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I don't think there would be anything to laugh about if Addup gets anywhere near government. We've enough screwing us over as it is.
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the ulster bigots won't ever support a Catholic PM. So there will be an insta-election if he wins the leadership.
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twizzle...............he is a man of the 21st century who believes in the fundamentalist ideas of an ancient book written 2000 years ago...........he believes a rape victim who is pregnant by the crime shouldn't be allowed an abortion......he doesn't believe gay people to have the same rights as us..............he is a religious nut who shouldn't be let any where near no 10
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Bookies taking money from mugs.
He has no intention of standing for election to be PM. |
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Rees- fogg Jesus wept the mind boggles
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floccinaucinihilipilification being shown by some posters on here..............
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You might well be correct in your assessment of JRM but i would still rather have him than the person who is currently our PM.What a catastrophic situation.
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As long as Corbyn Keeps Abbott on board. The tories have nothing to fear
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I too would like to see JRM elected prime minister; he is one of very few who has the intellect and knowledge of constitutional history to really appreciate what the job entails.His personal religious beliefs whilst not altogether to my taste shouldn't be our concern.
He is a man who chooses his words carefully and knows his brief inside out. His spars with Corbyn across the despatch box would make for riveting television. Without a doubt Trump,Junker,Macron and the like would not be able to bully us as they do May. |
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Good post posy
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Moggsy as PM of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland would be a most splendid choice.
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"religious nut" ? M'kay then
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Well, he is into that God jerk ass that no one sane would ever truly believe in.
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If May is not replaced with someone who demands a decent deal from the EU, the Tories will be out of office for at least ten years imo.
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she,s either a very clever woman or one of the most stupidest ,dimmest, brainless women walking the streets ,I no what I think
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Some female comedian said something like 'He invented an excentric character as a scab to cover the wounding he's obviously received' or something to that effect when refering to those egregiously pompous personnas the likes of Mogg and Boris have created for themselves.
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eccentric
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I don't think Boris has 'created' his eccentricity, he's almost identical to his father, genes and nurture imo.
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Lays it on too thick for me, ruffling his hair up baaaaa baaaaa twittery etc
He loves it all the whiff whaff t wattishness |
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wee sad dave making things up yet again.
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Not sure if he'd want the job but I think he'd be ideal.
Strong willed and not afraid to take a stance. |
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He has the intellect and temperament to do the job but lacks the charisma to swing an election in a tight contest.
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lol rees-fogg bring it on Spiv Fans , Jeremy would destroy the bell
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Would love to see it,everyone would be PTSL at him labour would win by a landslide that's why it won't happen,unfortunately..
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All these people fearing Labour, ignore the polls, they are two bob.
The people threatening to vote labour, will get in the voting booth, think of Corbyn and think of Abbott, then change there mind, believe me, there are the young gullibles who will vote for them, but i'm sure even some of the labour backbenchers don't want those two in charge. |
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My choice would be JRM and Boris as deputy.
I'd pay good money to see JRM at PMQ opposite Diane Abbott. It'd be like watching Stephen Fry against Joey Essex On Mastermind |
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lol nearly 12 million voted for Jeremy last June
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As a protest
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Very dangerous to write off Corbyn at the next election even though he and his shadow cabinet remind me of the participants at the Queen of Hearts' tea party in Alice in Wonderland. Whilst it is tempting to believe that the electorate will come to its senses as they apply the cross in the polling booth I for one wouldn't bank on it. Never ever overestimate the intelligence of the proletariat.
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I'd give you 60/1 Rees-Mogg.
He has never held office, even junior, for good reason. |
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Are you offering 60/1 againmst Rees-Mogg being the next prime minister ? If so i'll have £20 with you.
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Unitedbiscuits seems to have done a runner...
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Sorry for not noticing you sooner, Posy.
Luckily we have the perfect platform for two strangers to strike a bet. Put up your £20 and I'll see if I can accommodate you. |
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massive chortle at the thought of this clown ever being PM. he's never had any responsibility in his life and he never will.
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^ spot on.
He has no concept of real life whatsoever. |
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same applies to boris johnson, never done a days graft in his life. despicable .
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unitedbiscuits have put it up on 'prime minister after theresa may' market £20 @60
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