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Conservatives and a power hungry narcissistic leader. An iconic duo.
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Boris Johnson is to resign today
At long ******* last.
At long ******* last.
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At ****ing last, hopefully some of the idiots in cabinet will be gone along with him in due course.
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Hurray.
Can't wait for the next self-serving useless ****-wit to take over.
Be interesting to see what the pollsters say at the moment. I'm not sure who benefits (in parliament) if an early GE is called.
Can't wait for the next self-serving useless ****-wit to take over.
Be interesting to see what the pollsters say at the moment. I'm not sure who benefits (in parliament) if an early GE is called.
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100% agree
I suspect it's down to the summer recess (which shouldn't be a thing anyway), so it will be more of a 'technically still leader until they find the least/most odious (depending on which way the tory breeze is going) replacement over the summer'. At least the in-fighting and watching Gove find someone new to back-stab will be a mild distraction while the country heads further into the mire this lot have caused.
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It's stupid really. When Nixon resigned he left immediately, not in three months' time.
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Johnson doesn't have a Government - he literally cannot govern, and yet he seems to be expecting a slew of his own MPs to basically change their minds and pretend like nothing has happened for three months? That is more deluded than his decision not to quit already. Johnson should take a long holiday, starting today.
It's a bit like a man standing in front of a firing squad being asked 'Any last requests?' and him replying, 'Yes, please don't shoot me until September'...
It's a bit like a man standing in front of a firing squad being asked 'Any last requests?' and him replying, 'Yes, please don't shoot me until September'...
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I'm guessing that most of those who've stayed loyal to Boris are only doing so because they know that under anyone else they don't have a job. Looking at you Nadine.
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The UK's own MTG.
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In fairness, party leadership is an internal issue for the Tories. If they need time to sort themselves out, then that's fair enough. Whilst the MP's we elect are still present in Parliament, and the one party still has the majority and can form a government (even of clowns and criminals), there's not any necessity in the process for him to go sooner, a bunch of knee-jerk policies and pledges from an already divided house really isn't going to help the country much more than chucking Boris out immediately.
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Nope, but she did claim to be a conduit to God, and her 'why are you asking me that question' interview puts her on a roughly equal intelkecutal level.
Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries's most cringe-worthy moments
Nadine Dorries treated the public to her latest in a long line of embarrassing blunders on Friday.
Couldn't even bring himself to actually resign in public. His speech makes no mention of it.
The man is a monumental bell-end.
The man is a monumental bell-end.
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All he did was go on about Brexit, vaccines and the Ukraine, and made little to no acknowledgement of why he's stepping down. Also seems to have found a loophole whereby he's not as actually resigning as Prime Minister, but as Conservative leader...
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In Slovakia prior to the last general election the former Crime Minister was Robert Fico and he stepped down because of the zillionth corruption scandal he was involved in and Peter Pellegrini became Prime Minister but Fico was still the head of their political party.
Don't rule anything out from the unflushable nugget.
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It's the sheer childishness of people like Johnson and Trump that really pisses me off. Everything I grew up believing in - honesty, integrity, decency, fair play, maturity, treating people with respect, kindness, humility, honour... these ****s have NONE of that. Win at all costs, that's all they care about.
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He failed at Brexit by making promises to northern Ireland that he knew he couldn't keep
He failed in the pandemic over and over again creating as much of the problem as he one step too late corrected while contracts for PPE and check and trace magically when to party donors.
He broke the law. And was fined. An actual criminal in office. Am I being fair? Perhaps I'm letting my liberal democrat nature be to harsh on the old boy.
He failed in the pandemic over and over again creating as much of the problem as he one step too late corrected while contracts for PPE and check and trace magically when to party donors.
He broke the law. And was fined. An actual criminal in office. Am I being fair? Perhaps I'm letting my liberal democrat nature be to harsh on the old boy.
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