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Originally Posted by bitontheslide
yeah, i'm not a fan, and as we are the closest to Tory supporters on this site it doesn't bode well for him  I also didn't like how he basically stated that any of the candidates there would be better than Boris. If you are going to do the man of the people act, don't criticise the most popular of them all lool
The other one that I didn't like was Raab, didn't like him at all. I wasn't overly impressed with Javid either.The one that I was most comfortable with was Hunt. |
Well I find your position odd but with respect its your position.
However, just about all my family across the UK,were Conservative supporters, including myself.
Gradually moving away from 2011, as I did.
Even they are impressed by Rory and if he was leader, already many of them would return to support the Conservatives.
As for Rory attacking Johnson.
Well Hunt attacked him in his absence in last night's debate, for not being there.
Rory talked to Boris before the campaign began.
He was led by Boris to believe Boris would not pursue a no deal.
Then said different a few days leader.
Rory now feels Johnson can't be trusted, which I agree with.
He also wants the answer, as all should, to would Johnson prorogue Parliament.
Fudge and silence again from Johnson.
So Rory, states he could not and would not serve in a Johnson led government.
That's commendable and shows his integrity.
I'm not sure Boris will in an election pull enough voters back.
Polls may say he woul and his blinkered supporters may believe said polling..
Then Polls when May took over said she could get over a 100 majority.
I don't want to see the demise further of the Conservative Party.
I said ages ago, the next leader should not be from the old guard but a fresher face.
Rory Stewart said last night he was happy hearing Labour and Lib Dem voters would vote for him in a general election.
That is what the Conservatives need.
I know what he said there was right, I would bet he'd bing votes from both Labour and Lib Dem into the Conservative fold.
Johnson, Hunt, Raab and Gove never likely could.
I far more admire Rory more for refusing to serve in a Johnson Cabinet.
Much more than Hancock now sucking up to Johnson by supporting him, to hold onto a Cabinet post.
It's a weird move from Hancock that, one that stunned me and I liked Hancock.