Fred_Quimby
Well-Known Member
So true. In power for next 3 years at least.which has worked out so well for them..............................
So true. In power for next 3 years at least.which has worked out so well for them..............................
which has worked out so well for them..............................
Johnson won by a land slide didn't he? And there's no worry at the moment when there's no GE any time soon.
And take your posse of twats with youStop hiding behind a no doubt positive(another lie) covid test and just fucking do the honourable thing for once in your life and resign.
This guy gives a very good explanation of what may happen when the Sue Gray report is published. Sounds feasible to me.
So do i.Still got a feeling that he’ll manage to ride this out, for the timebeing at least. The front pages of The Mail and The Telegraph tomorrow suggest that they haven’t turned on him completely in the way some claimed, and the Parliamentary Party is too spineless to force him out.
I’m not so sure about that. Unless something dramatically changes, the next election will likely be fought on the economy rather than big picture topics such as Brexit or ‘Levelling Up’, whatever that means. Therefore, the Conservatives could sit tight and hope that Johnson still has his electoral Midas touch, or they could twist and pitch Sunak against Starmer in early 2023. I’ll be looking closely into my tea leaves after the by-election and local election results.So do i.
I can see him winning a leadership challenge and being immune for 12 month from another one.
Tories don't have a clear replacement. Rabb, Patel, Truss, and Gove aren't trusted either. Sunak will shoot his bolt and lose.