[bitontheslide]

labour will still struggle to win the next election, the tories have nothing to lose now

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

labour will still struggle to win the next election, the tories have nothing to lose now

Starmer just has to let them kill themselves (as they will with these 2 dead ducks)

stand back and watch is my advice to him

[Denver]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Starmer just has to let them kill themselves (as they will with these 2 dead ducks)

stand back and watch is my advice to him

Yea Starmer isn't a great candidate and would rather him be replaced by Angela but what I do know he will do a lot better at running the country then any of these buffoons

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Starmer just has to let them kill themselves (as they will with these 2 dead ducks)

stand back and watch is my advice to him

politics is a strange beast. A couple of months ago, the tories were going to romp the next election. You are assuming a level of competence within the labour party that just isn't there

My prediction, which is contrary to what the tory candidates said, is that there will be a GE within the year The longer they wait the less chance they have of winning

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

politics is a strange beast. A couple of months ago, the tories were going to romp the next election. You are assuming a level of competence within the labour party that just isn't there

My prediction, which is contrary to what the tory candidates said, is that there will be a GE within the year The longer they wait the less chance they have of winning

I make you right there Bots

[jet]

Boris was head and shoulders above any of them. It's a shame about the lies.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by jet

Boris was head and shoulders above any of them. It's a shame about the lies.

His problem was he was crap at telling them

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[LeatherTrumpet]

SIR – When I heard that Kemi Badenoch had been eliminated from the
Conservative leadership contest, I felt more than a pang of disappointment.
She is a breath of fresh air, has clear conservative instincts and expresses
them well.

I joined the party when it became obvious that Theresa May was on her way
out, hoping to have a direct say over the next leader and therefore prime
minister. I will have that privilege now, but my choice is between two
candidates who have been tainted by their roles in Boris Johnson’s Cabinet.
Neither will inspire a new generation of Conservative voters.

This already feels like a doomed exercise, which will see no real change in
direction or improvement in the Tories’ electoral performance.

Rory Aird
Slaugham, West Sussex

SIR – Our next prime minister will be either a multi-millionaire offering tax
increases and wage restraint or a woman who seems to have difficulty
communicating in a normal manner. Clearly the Conservative Party needs a
period in opposition to rediscover its core beliefs. It is now likely to get that.


Francis Bown
London E3

[arista]

Liz Truss to Bring down our Energy Bills.

France does it
We can

[bitontheslide]

Originally Posted by arista

Liz Truss to Bring down our Energy Bills.

France does it
We can

saying something is a lot different to doing it

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

saying something is a lot different to doing it

We will see

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

SIR – When I heard that Kemi Badenoch had been eliminated from the
Conservative leadership contest, I felt more than a pang of disappointment.
She is a breath of fresh air, has clear conservative instincts and expresses
them well.

I joined the party when it became obvious that Theresa May was on her way
out, hoping to have a direct say over the next leader and therefore prime
minister. I will have that privilege now, but my choice is between two
candidates who have been tainted by their roles in Boris Johnson’s Cabinet.
Neither will inspire a new generation of Conservative voters.

This already feels like a doomed exercise, which will see no real change in
direction or improvement in the Tories’ electoral performance.

Rory Aird
Slaugham, West Sussex

SIR – Our next prime minister will be either a multi-millionaire offering tax
increases and wage restraint or a woman who seems to have difficulty
communicating in a normal manner. Clearly the Conservative Party needs a
period in opposition to rediscover its core beliefs. It is now likely to get that.


Francis Bown
London E3

I think this may well represent the views of a growing number of Con members and voters too.
Labour winning the next election either as largest party or outright, will NOT be out of any real enthusiasm for Labour and certainly NOT for Starmer .

It will be more about an okay to Labour winning, because after Johnson and now these 2 already discredited candidates, because of a belief that the Cons only deserve to lose.

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Scotland : Thursday

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