[joeysteele]

I've not a scrap of sympathy for her.
Any compromises from her was coming too late
The things she claimed to have done, as to mental health etc, don't come anywhere near addressing the savage cuts she supported as Home secretary in government.

As for using Grenfell, sick.
Any PM and government would have had to hold an inquiry into that.

As for the emotion at the end.
All that is to me, is she's at last realised her near endless procrastination tactics to hold onto the PM title run out on her.

Good riddance.
Never ever should she have held such high office in the UK.

Sorry, I may seem hard but she has been incompetent from day one.
So no, no sympathy from me to her in the slightest.

[reece(:]

I fear the next leader is going to further right which is not good at all

[Crimson Dynamo]

Jacob Rees Mogg is 50 today

[Beso]

Gone but not forgotten.....bring on strictly come dancing.

[arista]

Originally Posted by reece(:

I fear the next leader is going to further right which is not good at all

Maybe reece
or maybe not,
as he (Boris) has to get into the last 2

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Jacob Rees Mogg is 50 today

Yes good he went
Live on All Out Politics
SkyNewsHD
before that women left

[Denver]

She shouldn't have held that random General Election

[arista]

Originally Posted by Adam.

She shouldn't have held that random General Election

Yes she sacked to 2 advisers
but that was so stupid in 2017.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by arista

From SkyNewsHD only

She made a very heartfelt speech , I feel sorry for her , she tried imo , just everyone blocked her deals as they don't want to leave . It will be interesting to see how the next one does.

[Beso]

https://www.facebook.com/10880378491...9914/?sfnsn=mo

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by lewis111

Scared for what’s next. She wasn’t ideal but for me she seems better than any of the potential replacements

There is a body of evidence that if its Boris he could just swing the party to remain

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Adam.

She shouldn't have held that random General Election

it would have worked but she went after Tory core support saying they would lose their homes to pay for their care

[Beso]

https://www.facebook.com/10880378491...9914/?sfnsn=mo

[Glenn.]

Bless her heart

[Cal.]

Wrote this on Twitter but I think she needs a massive ****ing drink regardless of what I think of her.

[Matthew.]

Originally Posted by Underscore

You never know what you've got till it's gone.

I abhor at most of the policies her and her government have pursued. However, she'd always be heaps better than what the dregs of the Tory Party are.

.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cal.

Wrote this on Twitter but I think she needs a massive ****ing drink regardless of what I think of her.

She was Driven Out out of 10 Downing St
so once she gets to home
I am sure she will a nice drink.

[bots]

it's just cementing the only 2 realistic options there are .... no deal or revoke ... she was the one that wanted a compromise and a deal ... that has well and truly been blown out the water, so the 2 stark choices remain

[reece(:]

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

it's just cementing the only 2 realistic options there are .... no deal or revoke ... she was the one that wanted a compromise and a deal ... that has well and truly been blown out the water, so the 2 stark choices remain

No Deal
New PM sits on his hands
until October 31st?


Revoke
Riots in the Streets?

[arista]

Some good news
Conservative Head Office
just Confirmed New PM by Mid July.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

No Deal
New PM sits on his hands
until October 31st?


Revoke
Riots in the Streets?

nah, unless its zimmerframes at dawn

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Cherie

nah, unless its zimmerframes at dawn

[Matthew.]

[Nicky91]

so basically what Boris means, is if you choose him as PM, he'll follow into May's footsteps and go on just the same way she did