Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

[Goaters]

It’s getting to the point where Boris might well trouble filling up the Minsters positions that are opening up.

Hopefully Starmer can take Boris by the balls during PMQs.

 

[mat]

Javid be the next con prime minister

Labour should get rid of Starmer and I would love Lisa Nandy to be in contention to be Labour leader

Javid is fucking one of his ministers on the side according to the Westminster gossip cabal.

Should he stand it will come out to stop him.

 

[remember arthur mann]

But they're saying the same in sky, and itv, quite a lot tbh.

Do you dislike the BBC in particular?

Absolutely not, I think the BBC have been fantastic value for the money. Disgusted with the government infiltration.

 

[Gabriel]

Javid be the next con prime minister

Labour should get rid of Starmer and I would love Lisa Nandy to be in contention to be Labour leader

If Johnson presses on then Labour and the Liberal Democrats have a chance of forming a coalition and changing the electoral system. That would keep future Governments in the centre and stop the country lurching from one direction to the next. It would also probably lead to slower but steadier progress. If the Conservatives continue to implode, however, then that may give Labour a sense that they can win outright by themselves, which I currently doubt, and that they don’t need the non-aggression pact.

 

[Gabriel]

It’s getting to the point where Boris might well trouble filling up the Minsters positions that are opening up.

Hopefully Starmer can take Boris by the balls during PMQs.

Problems of full employment…

Maybe he’ll have to entice some ’guest worker’ Ministers from abroad. Highly-qualified ones, of course, though if they could shift airport luggage, pick vegetables, and slaughter livestock during parliamentary recess, too, then all the better.

 

[west didsblue]

Hope Starmer just calls him a liar at 12:00 and walks out. Asking questions is pointless because we all know that Johnson will revert to the usual bullshit and bluster, and waffle on about vaccines, getting Brexit done and Corbyn. All a completely pointless exercise whatever Starmer says. Until the speaker has the power to make the PM actually answer questions put to him, PMQs is a total waste of time.

 

[bluethrunthru]

what Johnson needs to do is be filmed filling up a paupers car then going into the kiosk and picking up a Twix then telling them he isn't paying for anything because he is trying to find a donor to do so.

Later when he gets questioned by the Police he can just say he forgot to pay

 

[City Hobgoblin]

The saddest thing about all of this is that those people just invested fully in Brexit and feel that they have ’won’ something with it. They cannot explain what it is they have won and no amount of economic pain will convince them otherwise.

They have ‘won’ the race to the bottom

 

[TheBlueDune]

Completely agree. I moved from a seat where Labour gets around 80% of the vote (Birmingham Ladywood) to one where the Tories get over 60% (Stratford).

What’s the fucking point in voting in a GE in either?

That's right, a great way to say "Carry on lads, you're doing a great job."

They could take it as a sign that you don't deserve a vote, as in the golden era dreamed of by Rees-Mogg. By the time of the 1831 general election, out of 406 elected members, 152 were chosen by fewer than 100 voters each, and 88 by fewer than fifty voters.
The Reform Act 1832 was brought in to give voting rights to more people on a more representative basis - Manchester didn't even have its own MP before then and was part of the Lancashire constituency represented by 2 members known as Knights of the Shire.
The Peterloo Massacre happened in response to people demanding reform in 1819.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

Hope Starmer just calls him a liar at 12:00 and walks out. Asking questions is pointless because we all know that Johnson will revert to the usual bullshit and bluster, and waffle on about vaccines, getting Brexit done and Corbyn. All a completely pointless exercise whatever Starmer says. Until the speaker has the power to make the PM actually answer questions put to him, PMQs is a total waste of time.

It'd make great telly if he pointed at bj and just laughed.

 

[Gabriel]

They have ‘won’ the race to the bottom

They are still in the race to get there, but yes that’s a sad reality.

 

[johnnytapia]

Has anyone checked on @worsleyweb ?

 

[mat]

Has anyone checked on @worsleyweb ?

Drafted into Johnson's Cabinet.

 

[blue for life]

I think the naughty boy look will be replaced by smart haircut as he pleads with the party for more time and how great Brexit and Ukraine have been, we could get any amount of concessions if only we stick with him. “Fraudulent dictator“
I can‘t. forget the pandemic and the people who died yet it‘s the sleaze that will see him gone


John Glenn just resigned

Even NASA are turning on him now!

 

[threespires]

Hope Starmer just calls him a liar at 12:00 and walks out. Asking questions is pointless because we all know that Johnson will revert to the usual bullshit and bluster, and waffle on about vaccines, getting Brexit done and Corbyn. All a completely pointless exercise whatever Starmer says. Until the speaker has the power to make the PM actually answer questions put to him, PMQs is a total waste of time.

Had the same thought this morning, echo Sunak's knife in the back by saying your own chancellor said you're not proper, serious or competent and you've now debased proceedings to the point of them being meaningless. Maybe some of the shadow front bench up and leave with him.

Reality is the speaker would probably censure Starmer and co and large chunks of our press would doubtless spin it negatively for labour.

 

[threespires]

Being reported Sajid Javid will make a post resignation statement in the commons this afternoon. Wonder if he's got a cricket metaphor at the ready??

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

That's right, a great way to say "Carry on lads, you're doing a great job."

They could take it as a sign that you don't deserve a vote, as in the golden era dreamed of by Rees-Mogg. By the time of the 1831 general election, out of 406 elected members, 152 were chosen by fewer than 100 voters each, and 88 by fewer than fifty voters.
The Reform Act 1832 was brought in to give voting rights to more people on a more representative basis - Manchester didn't even have its own MP before then and was part of the Lancashire constituency represented by 2 members known as Knights of the Shire.
The Peterloo Massacre happened in response to people demanding reform in 1819.

Absolutely people died for our rights Peterloo Massacre was an appalling act by troops stationed in Manchester. Unfortunately after so many gains we now have gone backwards.
Whatever party you favour then the least you can do is vote

 

[remember arthur mann]

Being reported Sajid Javid will make a post resignation statement in the commons this afternoon. Wonder if he's got a cricket metaphor at the ready??

Boris will dead bat him.

 

[Gabriel]

Been more resignations in the last 24 hours than you get in the Football League in a season!

Be surprised if Big Sam and Warnock weren‘t in the Cabinet by sundown.

 

[Mr Fraser]

They have ‘won’ the race to the bottom

Mr pincher won that race