And if Labour had said she'd put it up to 15% she'd had have denied it then put it up to 14%.
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Who should be the next leader of the Tory party?
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threespires
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Interesting choice of running mate for Jeremy Hunt, might damage his chances that.
I was gonna say that could be his John McCain moment but then again it's not the normal public who are deciding this one.
Gabriel
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Interesting choice of running mate for Jeremy Hunt, might damage his chances that.
She finished last in the poll when she stood for the leadership herself, so she doesn’t have a great amount of appeal inside the party. I know that her hardline Brexit position might offset his position and I could imagine that a ‘unity pairing’ might appeal, but I just can’t see Hunt getting too far.
Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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Boring summer ahead watching the nine snakes stabbing each other in the back while the country turns to shit. I wonder if Boris gets to create another set of honours and peerages on his way out? :-(Mourdant joining the party.
Tits and teeth for the members to win it.
urban genie
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Darling of the young conservatives, she has a fair chance of winningMourdant joining the party.
Tits and teeth for the members to win it.
Not a fucking clue what she has achieved up to now mind bar spunking money on a royal yacht and bringing back conscription
Gabriel
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She and Tugendhat are the two ‘outsiders’ that might have a chance if they can get through the first round. As I’ve said before, they must all, well nearly all, be sitting there and thinking I’m just as good as him/her, so it’s little surprise that the field is widening. It’s a wide but shallow pool of talent.Mourdant joining the party.
Tits and teeth for the members to win it.
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I've thought the same as both aren't tainted as much by Johnson. The clean break candidates in that respect.She and Tugendhat are the two ‘outsiders’ that might have a chance if they can get through the first round. As I’ve said before, they must all, well nearly all, be sitting there and thinking I’m just as good as him/her, so it’s little surprise that the field is widening. It’s a wide but shallow pool of talent.
I don't know what Mourdant can bring to the table. Apart from giving male Tory voters a semi when she poses in a swimsuit for election again.
BobKowalski
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She isn't.
She's a junior minister.
Cleverly is the Secretary of State.
This confirms it, some random woman in sweatpants would make a better Education Secretary.
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Indeed.Darling of the young conservatives, she has a fair chance of winning
Not a fucking clue what she has achieved up to now mind
They are all over TikTok with songs about her.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Good mate. Mad busy! I’ll buzz you in the week xIt seemed you needed to be told
:)
how’s you? All good?