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Pippa Crerar must be rubbing her hands. The amount of dirt on Johnson she apparently has.
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I think frog is right.
This morning I asked Mrs F,who is far more interested in "come dine with me" and "Emmerdale" than any political programme, what she thought of a Boris comeback. "Good" she said. I then asked what if Farage comes back with a new party? "I would vote for him" was the reply. |
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Sir Keir just ordered in extra popcorn
If Bojo gets back in as PM he may well need a lot of Popcorn Only Reason Boris and Trump are not running their countries is Down to Covid Boris could make millions not being PM seems strange him getting involved again . If I had had a Bet I would have bet Penny myself ,and Done me Money by the Looks of things.. |
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Few Observations:
- I think the Conservative Party, is no longer a "party". Most political parties worldwide have factions but this group have so many divisions and are clearly competing with other for dominance within the party, it is in no way a coherent group. Result is chaos - Following on from that what people want is a basic level of competence and an end to the never-ending crisis and drama. So a large-ish faction would support Johnson  . A man still under investigation, the definition of incompetence, and with apparently even more skeletons in the cupboard. Result will be even more chaos. Inevitable election. This is a slap in the face to the public to even consider him- Its so bad - good Scots patriots like myself - don't really mind as taking the long-term picture into account - the more the UK continues to make a joke of itself the more likely independence. Johnson was always an asset from that perspective. |
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https://twitter.com/i/status/1583358490508423168
BBC with pro Boris reporting  They must be shyteing Themselves , BORIS = Subscription |
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It would be like a dog returning to its vomit and make the UK a total laughing stock of the democratic world.
Never again could they sit in their ivory towers and press other nations to live up to our standard. |
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It would put us on a par with Italy.
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Why, he should never have gone in the first place
It was a pathetic coup over a few sosige (sic) rolls and a piece of cake |
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He will get a completely blank slate as well, it couldn't have worked better if he had planned it
Everybody loves a comeback story |
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It's pure gambling on this market unless you have inside info
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It doesnt matter why hes gone, the fact he did is enough.
Just because tory leaders are getting worse over time doesnt mean you can then jump back to one that was deemed wrong enough to get the boot. Well people will argue technically you can, but its utterly shameless and the tories are probably cooked for a longtime anyway...but this would just be absolutely insulting. They should have a GE, but they are scared to death of the public being allowed a say. |
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By what standerd?
You only ever know when you ask the people, and thats supposedly the basis of this country's virtue. 148 Tory mps voted against him and 60 resigned. Hes a phookin house fire and its pur cowardice to not go to the people. |
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gonna be back in exactly the same position the members electing someone 60% of the MPs don't want followed by scandal after scandal after scandal
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The alternative is bad too.
Mr Sunak (Green Card/Partygate/Conceited); cannot be credited with prophesying the impending car-crash of Ms Truss's and Mr Kwarteng's fiscal policies that even an A-Level Economic student could clearly see happening. |
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Penny at 11 is on the large side if you factor in it all depends if Boris gets the 100
If he gets 100 she’s a 1000 He doesn’t and she does she’s a 1.01 |
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It’s all on Boris and Sunak is awful value at 1.78
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Boris is the first PM since Churchill to leave the UK more free than when they took office.
Like Churchill, Boris could well return to the job to do his bit for the nation in a time of crisis. |
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Needs 32 of 165 20 % ?
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approx 33 % of votes cast so far
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Boris must be Odds to get to 100 ? Sunak knows he Maybe in Trouble if it goes to the Tory Members ? perhaps a bit of Dealing may go on .
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He’s coming home case
 Oh that man of mine  I’ve got goose pimples  |
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He’s on 70 according to the main guy
He’s edging closer, every vote is like a dagger to the labour people Every vote should be met the Undertakers bell toll |
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https://youtu.be/T2YP4A7RAeI
The bell tolls for thee, Keir  |
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Sky News reporter Mark Stone, who is on the flight with Boris Johnson back from the Dominican Republic to Gatwick, said that Johnson was booed by passengers as he boarded..
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Booed by the people who don’t understand
If they did they’d be hugging him and wishing the big man well |
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If the members are electing someone the mps
don’t want the problem is not Boris but the mps Boris and the members if he wins will have to find a way to get rid of them |
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Should Boris become pm he might even consider
calling a GE - there will be no point trying to govern iftory mps don’t fall into line and support him |
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Every vote for boris is like a dagger to integrity more like.
Frippery more important to substance it seems by the feckless modernity. And you can’t accuse the front bench of not warning of impending doom, they had each a bone thrown them to keep cashing in. It’s like all these MPs shifting departments becoming the heads of them having very little experience. They make sacked football managers blush. |
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Bring Doris Back
I want to see what happens when a Prime Minister is recalled as an MP. The Clown Show must go on. C’mon the Blue Rinse. You have a unique opportunity to destroy the Conservative Party |
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Lol , yes doubtless you wanted Boris
when he won an eighty seat majority Keep squirming losers |
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There isn’t any fear for true English people
in Boris’ return . There is no uncertainty because he creates it And that uncertainty is in who will win the next GE … |
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He’s a laughing stock and so is politics to allow it.
Britain can’t hold their head up, we are a total shambles. |
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I’m not particularly interested in other peoples view of Britain - look around
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Maybe consider then the British public's view of Johnson and the Tory party before he was ousted. They didn't stab him in the back because he was a cad, they did it because the party was in a tailspin under his leadership. And we may get to repeat it now, but from a much lower starting point! The larks!
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I don’t think they understand the principle of democracy
You see what they think is neither here nor there They get to vote , if Johnson wins it is their duty as Tory mps to support and help , not to throw a tantrum - such pranks |
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The tories are in disarray, they need to go and get their ideology straight.
They are a burnt out husk who don’t know up from down and desperately cling to power by relying on populism not conservatism. Even contemplating going back to the circus that was boris shows what they have become. If you can’t get policy through the house then your legitimacy is gone. Even when most of that policy was stolen labour ideology in the first place. |