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Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson
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M18CTID
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Not really.
He was promising every MP everything they wanted in parliament earlier.
Sorry - I didn’t see that. I just saw him tearing Corbyn and McDonnell a new one. That said, as funny as that was there’s a lot more to running the country and he has a tough job on his hands.
On the fairness of balance and objectivity, that I pride myself on, I thought he was very good at the dispatch box today, despite some of the brushing off of certain details and his failure to be specific on the Irish border, he’s very good at orating and owning a room.
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He is what we have needed for so long. His attack on Corbyn today was pure theatre.
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kevin horlocks wand
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It was fantastic when he laid into McDonnell as well it was brilliant stufdHe was what we have needed for so long. His attack on Corbyn today was pure theatre.
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Cant argue with that.On the fairness of balance and objectivity, that I pride myself on, I thought he was very good at the dispatch box today, despite some of the brushing off of certain details and his failure to be specific on the Irish border, he’s very good at orating and owning a room.
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Hehe.I saw you quote me and hoped for the worst haha.
He can play to the gallery that's a given. I bet he stills runs away from election tv debates through.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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Well he would be but this isnt the Eton or Cambridge debating societyOn the fairness of balance and objectivity, that I pride myself on, I thought he was very good at the dispatch box today, despite some of the brushing off of certain details and his failure to be specific on the Irish border, he’s very good at orating and owning a room.
He is what we have needed for so long. His attack on Corbyn today was pure theatre.
Can I ask, do you genuinely believe that the one thing that "we have needed for so long" is someone who rabble rouses and provides "genuine theatre"?
When the country is facing the most complex and difficult political situation in living memory?
It's easy to get all macho and playground when we are judging our politicians but this isn't a football match or a pub vault. It's a serious business.
In your quieter and more introspective moments, don't you honestly think that, when it comes to leadership of a country, especially in difficult times, there are actually a myriad of qualities that are more desirable than being "pure theatre"?