Suella Braverman - sacked as Home Secretary (p394)

[Scottyboi]

It's so embarrassing and unprofessional, funny though the way Ally worded it.

 

[TinFoilHat]

She should be prosecuted if Garry Gammun and his stone Island shitcunts claimed they are emotionally motivated to start fighting at a demo being held no where near the cenotaph.

 

[BobKowalski]

...For all his faults, Boris - and to an extent Cameron and Osborne before him - got this and the levelling-up and need to broaden the Tory church was absolutely the right thing to do.

Johnson didn’t broaden the Tory party he culled it and what you have today is the direct result.

 

[Ducado]

I have a funny feeling she may get sacked today, i will be amazed if she carries on, the more you read about it the more it looks like a deliberate attempt to get sacked and become a right wing martyr, in her bid to take over the Tory (UKIP) party, I can’t imagine many MPs supporting her but who knows could imagine her ousting Sunak and becoming Prime Minister, just imagine that!

 

[Ric]

If Sunak doesn't sack her then he's even weaker than I thought.

 

[meltonblue]

If Sunak doesn't sack her then he's even weaker than I thought.

Looks like he’s backing her. Think he may well u-turn quickly on that though.

 

[bluejon]

If Sunak doesn't sack her then he's even weaker than I thought.

Considering Downing St told her to make changes and she completely ignored them, she surely has to go.

 

[Eebo]

She is utterly mental, as in Liz Truss Mad as as box of frogs level certified lunacy, but with added evil intent.

Someone said this wasn't Boris' fault but to be in his cabinet you had to a) go along with the extreme Brexit stuff and b) be willing to support him personally whatever lies he told

That meant he was choosing from probably less than 20% of the Tory MP's and at the shallowest end of the Tory Party gene pool.

 

[bluethrunthru]

THIS

 

[babyape]

 

[inchy14]

If Sunak doesn't sack her then he's even weaker than I thought.

He’s weaker than Onana’s wrists.

 

[Gundoggin]

 

[Dazzle84]

She'll be gone by the end of the day, I think many of the Tory party will demand it, never mind any opposition.

Hoping against hope here maybe, but fingers crossed her rhetoric doesn't trigger significant violence over the weekend.

To think we potentially have another 14 months of this shit show

 

[BayernMan]

Imagine being so awful they bring Dorries to slag you off….

 

[TinFoilHat]

"PM has full confidence in the home secretary...."

He's weak as piss.

Sacks her. It starts the ball rolling to get another PM just before the GE.

#LumpOnLizzy

 

[Ducado]

"PM has full confidence in the home secretary...."

He's weak as piss.

Sacks her. It starts the ball rolling to get another PM just before the GE.

#LumpOnLizzy

Isn’t that like when the board have full confidence in a manager and then sack him?

 

[TinFoilHat]

 

[TinFoilHat]

Isn’t that like when the board have full confidence in a manager and then sack him?

If she is sacked I'll say it will be the aftermath of the weekend protests.

 

[Vic]

I think that's about right - it seems to be solely playing to those who will agree and not interested in anybody else. Politics of diminishing returns.

Dorries will have you believe that the party machine are lining Badenoch up as the next leader, and it feels like Braverman's trying to make herself a name and image for post-election positioning.

Bearing in mind the Tory membership has yet to choose anyone non-white for leader, it'll be whichever white fascist keeps his seat.

 

[Chippy_boy]

Johnson didn’t broaden the Tory party he culled it and what you have today is the direct result.

You're confusing the Tory party with the electorate. He had broad appeal that would have persisted if we had not been nobbled by COVID. It was a golden opportunity to seize the red wall seats from Labour, deliver on what was promised and keep them blue for the foreseeable. Sadly, we completely ran out of money and too many people made mischief out of stupid nonsense like who had a glass of wine when they shouldn't have, when in fact 70m people flouted the lockdown rules anyway, the steaming hypocrites.