It certainly sums up the total shambles that the Conservative Party has become.Very well written indeed.
Well I think it’s obvious what Boris’s tactic is and it seems to be working very well. I’d be shocked if he’s not our next PM.It’s definitely not balanced, but completely fair!
I was only commenting on the writing style etc.. which I liked. I thought the Howard Hughes analogy was both amusing and well observed.
Next PM must be a Leaver prepared to leave with no deal, so for me it has to be Johnson or Gove.Is there a single poster who is prepared to say Johnson becoming Prime Minister would be a good thing for the country?
Or even has any meaningful potential to be?
Then your answer should be Gove.Next PM must be a Leaver prepared to leave with no deal, so for me it has to be Johnson or Gove.
That it will almost certainly be effective makes me depressed. Is that where we’ve arrived as a nation? A putative PM; a serial and egregious liar, someone who will sit in office never having faced the electorate, someone patently unsuited for that office, that he so nakedly craves, hiding from the press in case he says something he shouldn’t.Well I think it’s obvious what Boris’s tactic is and it seems to be working very well. I’d be shocked if he’s not our next PM.
Sorry, I like Boris Johnson. I think he was pivotal in the referendum, and he’ll take Corbyn to the cleaners if we end up with a GE as I suspect.Then your answer should be Gove.
You think he’s essentially an honest person?Sorry, I like Boris Johnson.