Boris Johnson

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I'm betting that at least in some regards  @Lord Fellatio Nelson would favour  Penny  Morduant to replace  Boris!!

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It’s like picking which toilet to use at Glastonbury.

[Lord Fellatio Nelson 6,226]

50 minutes ago, Gooseberry Crumble said:

I'm betting that at least in some regards  @Lord Fellatio Nelson would favour  Penny  Morduant to replace  Boris!!

Oh yes!

[Bibliogryphon 9,648]

1 hour ago, RoverAndOut said:

 

They don't do it like that though. Thresholds for each round and if all pass the threshold then the lowest is ejected, repeat until 2 left. Contenders can also withdraw at any point, whether due to knowing the numbers don't add up, or due to a deal with a better contender.

That is where the surprises will come from. Who chooses to support whom.

[Bibliogryphon 9,648]

1 hour ago, Gooseberry Crumble said:

I'm betting that at least in some regards  @Lord Fellatio Nelson would favour  Penny  Morduant to replace  Boris!!

 

I am slightly concerned that Penny Morduant will turn out to be this leadership elections Andrea Leadsom. As far as I can tell she has never been genuinely tested but she might play well with the traditional Tory membership. Not sure she will make it to the final two unless she can build some alliances

[Youth in Asia 1,088]

4 hours ago, RoverAndOut said:

YouGov snap poll of 700 Tory party members sees Wallace closely ahead of Mordant and None of the Above in the stakes.

 

 

It's

 

Someone at yougov is getting fired. I mean Zahawi is the guy who founded it and he only gets 5%?

[Sean 6,368]

1 hour ago, Bibliogryphon said:

 

I am slightly concerned that Penny Morduant will turn out to be this leadership elections Andrea Leadsom. As far as I can tell she has never been genuinely tested but she might play well with the traditional Tory membership. Not sure she will make it to the final two unless she can build some alliances

She has some strong assets well two off the top of my head.

[The Old Crem 3,634]

Suella Braverman is being tipped to be the Leadsom candidate. 

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12 minutes ago, Sean said:

She has some strong assets well two off the top of my head.

Aside from how she looks, from what I have seen from interviews etc, she seems to be on the ball, knowledgeable, assertive,  doesn't take prisoners and.........I'm getting all hot and bothered....

[Ulitzer95 12,853]

15 minutes ago, The Old Crem said:

Suella Braverman is being tipped to be the Leadsom candidate. 

Leadsom will back Mordaunt.

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Hopefully they'll all be lined up and shot in the fullness of time. 

 

Meanwhile, Javid would be my choice, for the simple reason that he knows what it's like to be poor.  

[The Old Crem 3,634]

1 hour ago, Ulitzer95 said:

Leadsom will back Mordaunt.

I don’t mean in terms of endorsements but in terms of campaign. Mordaunt is too competent to implode like Leadsom did. 
Mordaunt is popular on the social liberal wing as well and will get some votes from them.

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Hugh Grant has some advice:

 

Basically saying watch who Murdoch hangs out with.

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17 minutes ago, ladyfiona said:

Hugh Grant has some advice:

 

 

Basically saying watch who Murdoch hangs out with.

 

Got high hopes on it being the Grim Reaper tbh.

[Ulitzer95 12,853]

2 hours ago, ladyfiona said:

Hugh Grant has some advice:

 

Basically saying watch who Murdoch hangs out with.

Really wish Hugh Grant would STFU. Another up his own arse Hollywood luvvie who thinks the world gives a flying fuck what he thinks.

Mr Grant goes to my gym, looks haggard as fuck, and when I'm working out the temptation is always there to go over and hook him in the jaw.

[Sir Creep 7,071]

10 hours ago, RoverAndOut said:

YouGov snap poll of 700 Tory party members sees Wallace closely ahead of Mordant and None of the Above in the stakes.

 

 

Why would a retired Detroit Pistons basketball player famous for his Afro circa 2005 be the front runner for leadership of the Conservatives?

 

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Meanwhile, the Mail remains loyal to the bitter end

 

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Since he became PM apart from the time he was in hospital with covid.  I have likened his term as "the comical Ali show". He should be out the door NOW!!!!!

What is the point of a Deputy? So the Ali show could last another 3 MONTHS!!!!

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1 hour ago, maryportfuncity said:

Meanwhile, the Mail remains loyal to the bitter end

 

Great to see them having an impartial analysis of the Boris/Gove row

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[the_engineer 1,415]

Ben Wallace looks to be the sensible choice so don't expect him to win.

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2 hours ago, maryportfuncity said:

Meanwhile, the Mail remains loyal to the bitter end

 

Cringey, boot-licking cunts. Paul Dacre is so desperate for his peerage it’s embarrassing. 

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32 minutes ago, the_engineer said:

Ben Wallace looks to be the sensible choice so don't expect him to win.

 

I think the prospect of either Ben Wallace or Tom Tugendhat facing Kier Starmer at PMQs would hopefully bring the level of debate up to a much higher level.

 

I worry that the influx of UKIP types into the Conservative party means that we don't get that when the choice comes down to just two

[Youth in Asia 1,088]

52 minutes ago, DCI Frank Burnside said:

Great to see them having an impartial analysis of the Boris/Gove row

Sarah Vine is just sad that her generation of politicians are on the way out and she won't have any inside information on the next lot.

[maryportfuncity 10,684]

51 minutes ago, Youth in Asia said:

Sarah Vine is just sad that her generation of politicians are on the way out and she won't have any inside information on the next lot.

 

 

Aye, your heart bleeds, eh? 

 

And for Dominic Cummings who has also become a lot less useful to anyone now.