Truss would probably be the preferred option for those of us who want to see the Tories kicked out of office at the next election, as she is utterly braindead. I actually think she’d be a downgrade on Johnson, which is some achievement. That said, I really don’t want to see the country completely fucked for another 2 years so hopefully tonight’s performance will seriously damage her chances.
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Who should be the next leader of the Tory party?
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Alan Harper's Tash
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This lady is not for learning.Truss would probably be the preferred option for those of us who want to see the Tories kicked out of office at the next election, as she is utterly braindead. I actually think she’d be a downgrade on Johnson, which is some achievement. That said, I really don’t want to see the country completely fucked for another 2 years so hopefully tonight’s performance will seriously damage her chances.
PragueBlue
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Tugendhat would be the most sensible choice but doubt he will even make the final 2 unfortunately.
MillionMilesAway
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I only watched a small amount, but it seemed obvious that only Sunak knows anything about the economy, and tore Truss apart over her waffle on the subject.
Of the bit I saw, Mordaunt and Badenoch seemed determined to talk of themselves rather than answer the questions. Didn't see much of Tugendhat to know.
Of the bit I saw, Mordaunt and Badenoch seemed determined to talk of themselves rather than answer the questions. Didn't see much of Tugendhat to know.
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I don't think the Tories and their supporters worry about facts.This seems inaccurate. She was born in Wimbledon and spent her childhood living in the USA and Nigeria and attended private schools. Her dad was a GP and her mother a lecturer.
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The one that I hate, and is a dead giveaway for the those who want to show they care but wont do it, is the closed upward fist. Usually starts with ‘Look’, to ensure you‘re looking the other way but that fist that can give will never open.I love (hate) the way they are all coached to emphasise points with hand gestures ,it looks so blatantly false , do they really think we can’t see through that kind of shit!
Pure lies.
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I have to admit, Sunak takes responsibility for his actions and tells it like it is. The rest, well …I only watched a small amount, but it seemed obvious that only Sunak knows anything about the economy, and tore Truss apart over her waffle on the subject.
Of the bit I saw, Mordaunt and Badenoch seemed determined to talk of themselves rather than answer the questions. Didn't see much of Tugendhat to know.
Yeah, but Brexit proved there's a lot of abnormal voters out there.For what it’s worth…Truss lol
Tonight we asked over 1000 normal voters to watch the debate and we have just asked them who they thought performed best - Opinium Research
Results:
Tugendhat 36%
Sunak 25%
Mordaunt 12%
Badenoch 12%
Truss 6%
bluethrunthru
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Tugendhat would be the most sensible choice but doubt he will even make the final 2 unfortunately.
I think he has what it takes to organise an airlift out of Kabul and the nation wide provision for standpipes and bottled water in the soon to arrive heatwave and drought however I think it takes more than a 7 year veteran MP and Lt Colonel in the Terriers to run a G8 country at a time of crisis.