Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

[blueparrot]

He is 100% going to a GE.

Parliament maths will be changed after it as well.

Oh happy days ;-)

Expect it to be more hung than ever. It’ll lead to a coalition what flavour is anyones guess.

 

[r.soleofsalford]

God help the West with these two twats supposedly in our corner.

 

[blueinsa]

Expect it to be more hung than ever. It’ll lead to a coalition what flavour is anyones guess.

In the same way the electorate was spectacular missed judged pre ref, they are being misjudged now imo.

Such is the narrative surrounding brexit many wont admit to being for it yet come the ballot box will vote for it in the same way they did in the ref.

 

[hgblue]

Why do you think he will win?

Because Corbyn is fucking useless and his background team are talentless, humourless, no marks.

 

[blueinsa]

Because Corbyn is fucking useless and his background team are talentless, humourless, no marks.

Harsh but true.

 

[dave_blue12]

Boris is a ****

 

[BobKowalski]

Because Corbyn is fucking useless and his background team are talentless, humourless, no marks.

This the same Corbyn who was written off in 2017 and got nearly 40% of the vote last time? Think you need a bit more than Corbyn is useless when on the campaign trail last time he was surprisingly effective and cost the Tories their majority.

For starters how are the 13 Tory seats going to fare this time around? Then there is the fact that in the last nearly 30 years the Tories have won an outright majority once and that was a slim one in 2015. Then you have the Brexit Party in the UKIP ‘spoiler’ role. You reckon they or Farage are going away or let Johnson have a free run? Then you have the LibDems on a ‘bollocks to Brexit’ manifesto. Going to attract a lot of support in Tory Remain areas. Squeezed on both sides and they will get a majority?

Tricky one to call imo.

 

[Len Rum]

He is 100% going to a GE.

Parliament maths will be changed after it as well.

Oh happy days ;-)

Why?
Bonson has said 'do or die' we leave on 31st October.
An election puts that in jeopardy.
ERG and Brexit party will expect him to ignore a Parliamenty vote against no deal and simply go for the default leave position.
If he doesn't the Brexit party will split the Tory vote at the next election.
Also there is no guarantee the EU will agree an extension to enable us to have an election.
In the scenario of calling an election AFTER we have left with no deal, the Brexit party would obviously not represent a problem but the country would/could be in a crisis situation (depending on your viewpoint) .Would De Pfeffel be prepared to take that risk?
Think about it.
Pull your trousers up and put it away before you get too excited.

 

[hgblue]

This the same Corbyn who was written off in 2017 and got nearly 40% of the vote last time? Think you need a bit more than Corbyn is useless when on the campaign trail last time he was surprisingly effective and cost the Tories their majority.

For starters how are the 13 Tory seats going to fare this time around? Then there is the fact that in the last nearly 30 years the Tories have won an outright majority once and that was a slim one in 2015. Then you have the Brexit Party in the UKIP ‘spoiler’ role. You reckon they or Farage are going away or let Johnson have a free run? Then you have the LibDems on a ‘bollocks to Brexit’ manifesto. Going to attract a lot of support in Tory Remain areas. Squeezed on both sides and they will get a majority?

Tricky one to call imo.

We shall see. Corbyn was up against a totally inept opponent and still lost the last election. The prospect of Boris against Corbyn in the debates actually makes me chuckle. The appointment of a Leave dominated cabinet and a transformed stance with the EU will see support for the Brexit Party crumble, much as support for UKIP crumbled after they did well in a European election. I actually think they’ll come to some agreement before the election, so Boris will hoover up the vast majority of Leave voters. Then there are those who don’t have Brexit as their top priority and I’d expect Boris to start making a pitch for these voters, more money for this, more money for that, and a conscious effort to target some tax breaks at these voters. I could go on but you get my drift, I’m confident.

 

[SWP's back]

He is sprinkled with stardust, will appeal to Millions who voted for brexit and best of all he isnt Corbyn.

You’re most probably not wrong.