Politics
There is currently 1 person viewing this thread.
Why the big drift?
sort by:
Show
per page
Replies: 33
|
By:
Insider frog been laying?
|
|
By:
Henry Zeffman
@hzeffman · 12m NEW YouGov Conservative members polling suggests Sunak would lose to whoever he faces in the final round Badenoch beats everyone Sunak 35 - Truss 54 Sunak 37 - Mordaunt 51 Sunak 34 - Badenoch 56 Truss 48 - Mordaunt 42 Truss 43 - Badenoch 46 Mordaunt 43 - Badenoch 48 |
|
By:
Yep, big poll moved it, not insider frog.
|
|
By:
The people/gamblers who need spoon feeding have seen a poll that has rich Rishi struggling with the membership. No sh1t, sherlock.
|
|
By:
Are they all Blairite types or is there a Conservative among em?
|
|
By:
Just another bunch of right wing nutters.
|
|
By:
Kemi is the one. However, what has always looked most likely is that the MPs will give the membership a choice between two runners they don't want
 |
|
By:
We haven't had a right wing nutter since Thatcher sparrow. All on tippy toes these last decades.
|
|
By:
All the members poll results thus far have been similar have they not?
So guess the question is why was Sunak so short? That the members would eventually come to their sense and realise how awful the others were? |
|
By:
saddo 19 Jul 22 13:38
We haven't had a right wing nutter since Thatcher sparrow. All on tippy toes these last decades. At least we knew where we stood with Thatcher instead of the current bunch who mostly stand there and tell us a pack of lies. |
|
By:
No Penny was doing well on you gov, that's why she went odds on.
Obviously people are playing two races here. Who is popular with the membership, and who is going to be in the MP top 2. Rishi has moved in, not least in part to bozos watching the TV debates and him doing quite well in general polling. Which as I've stated in the past, is a useful as a chocolate teapot. |
|
By:
So even though he is nailed on to get to the final 2 Sunak has to considered a lay given all the others are comfortably ahead of him in the head to head polling?
|
|
By:
A bit like Tottenham being in cup final
with man city v Liverpool in other semi final. |
|
By:
Rishi is effectively trading as if he is already in the run off. Of course that can change depending upon exactly who he faces.
|
|
By:
Which candidate is more gambling friendly with regards the affordability checks (of course they could be lying, a given)
|
|
By:
Backed Truss at 11/4
|
|
By:
What a bad lot lot? I think we'd come to regret Bojo is ousted. Then I'd blame Mr Sunak for resigning over Mr Pincher - a non-entity in the scheme of things; he'd over the Downing Street party. Bad judgement!
Ms Truss is a slight fav for Party leader and PM. |
|
By:
Still talking about your lame duck "bojo" or whatever you like to call him, impossible. Easily the worst PM of my lifetime.
|
|
By:
|
|
By:
Quite possibly morpteh, although I can also include Eden in my collection.
|
|
By:
|
|
By:
certainly the worst person ever to be PM - lapping the field several times - Gove told them all those years ago but still they didn't listen
|
|
By:
Gove, the shifty, sweaty looking fellah?
|
|
By:
It seems like a crime to mention Attlee alongside those reckless idiots.
|
|
By:
Johnson worst ruler since..
Richard 2? Edward 2? John? Aethelred 2? Of all time? |
|
By:
You can even link Johnson to the sweaty nonce
taking a line through pedophile ghylaine maxwell. |
|
By:
--you-have-to-laugh--- 19 Jul 22 17:41
Johnson worst ruler since.. Richard 2? Edward 2? John? Aethelred 2? Of all time? Talking about PMs not Kings and Queens. |
|
By:
He's worse than any pm
Only these tyrants can compare... |
|
By:
Its between Truss and Penny
Sunak is the other hand Truss is fave for me |
|
By:
Didn't they want to compare him and trump with Henry 8
https://inews.co.uk/opinion/boris-johnson-may-think-hes-henry-viii-but-his-own-mps-are-tiring-of-his-parliamentary-power-grabs-1698836 |
|
By:
I think a deal has been done between the camp representing Truss and Mordaunt. Mr Sunak was a Green Card holder; Conservative members will unlikely to forget that; stabbing Bojo in the back to feather his own political nest was unforgivable.
That was the job of the electorate - not him! |
|
By:
I meant "..the electorate, not his".
|
|
By:
8 Penny
|