Alleged pig molester Cameron warned he will face vote of no confidence
David Cameron could be ousted as Prime Minister whether he wins or loses EU vote as MPs pledge to a force a coup if he fails to stop Tory civil war
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I think not.
And what about Red on Red fighting over Trident Bob you let those fools off |
I can't see him caring, didn't he state he didn't want to do a full term anyway this time around?
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He was leaving anyway so I doubt it would bother him too much.
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so this story is toss |
He probs be happy for the early retirement tbf.I would be after running the country for 6 or so years.He can go back to less stressful MP job.
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**** him off.
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He and his cronies have sucked the country dry and ensured the money was funneled to the top for generations to come, the country will take decades to recover if it ever can from this govt.
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He is a scumbag so it's entirely fitting. He's also a pig ****ing ****.
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He is not that Jack. Sit on my Knee you need a Spank |
Yes SD is not so S:laugh:
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Then there they are hovering like vultures just as they did against Margaret Thatcher too. John major was right as to his terms for them for sure. |
Cameron is the most successful Tory leader in over two decades. I wouldn't read too much into these headlines: the other day there were stories coming out that top Tories were going to rally around Cameron to ensure he stays as leader regardless of the result. IMO he'll stay if its an In vote followed by a smooth transition a year later, if its an Out vote then thee will be chaos and Cameron probably will be forced to step down but then we always knew that.
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Could you remove " scumbag" |
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but we are hoping that the tory ministers will remove "scumbag" with a vote of no confidence. :joker: |
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Even an attempt to call a vote of no confidence will be damaging to the party regardless of it being successful or not. I look forward to watching them tear themselves apart. |
The nation voted Cameron to be their PM and so this is in the nations interest. Any trouble at' t'mill needs to be dealt with on a public platform and not behind the closed doors of the establishment.
I don't like Cameron because of what he stands for but I like bumbling Boris even less. |
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Its not nice, its a form of bullying and you of all people need to stop this nonsense. |
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I go on numerous forums and have never yet gone on one where serious debaters don't hold back in their passion for descriptive name calling. Dirty politics is acceptable (at least to me) if its inclusive of the topic. I don't even mind being bludgeoned to death if the person who's bludgeoning me can do so with the passion of his bias. What I don't like is the one liners who merely insult but never add any value to a topic and there appears to be plenty of them. |
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Boris is nothing more than another Bullingdon club,power hungry,elite serving greedy pig and every bit as poisonous as Cameron He really is a dangerous character that i hope people wont be stupid enough to back if he makes a grab for Tory leadership and is leader for the next election. But then again i didnt think 36% of the country were blind enough to vote in Cameron either yet they were. |
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