They are an absolute basket case mate.They will find it incredibly hard to hold together for 2 years. Especially if Boris or some other loony gets in. The various camps literally despise each other.
But therein lies the rub. Who decides what constitutes an implosion? And of what magnitude must it be before a GE need be called? There is still a chance, slim may it be, that enough Conservatives could get behind Sunak, Mordaunt, and Hunt in a kind of ‘emergency cabinet’.This whole sorry saga has highlighted a glaring error in politics that needs rectifying. When a government implodes like this then a general election has to be called. In all my years I've never seen a party so unfit to lead the country. Watching TV interviews of the general public though there are still some defending them and saying they'd still vote for them. It's a beyond belief.
I don't know mate, I guess it depends on the number of "Loyalist's" he has left if he has a chance to get 100 backers.Meaning that the Braverman/Badenoch mob would have sided with Johnson?
That's an interesting mix, even allowing for Johnson's general amorality.
I don't know mate, I guess it depends on the number of "Loyalist's" he has left if he has a chance to get 100 backers.
Keeps my thread going the tories are fucked anyhow:-)wow - I never had you down to be someone keen to put the final nail in the Tories coffin - welcome aboard here's a nail hammers are over there.......
That's not the way the system works, the system that the majority in here have voted for over and over again. Most of voting age are getting exactly what they deserve.surely the only option now should be a general election, these are unprecedented events and we must demand it!
Get in the bin.That's not the way the system works, the system that the majority in here have voted for over and over again. Most of voting age are getting exactly what they deserve.