[Zizu]

Originally Posted by ThomasC

He'll get through tonight I reckon, bit his days are numbered.

To have a vote of no confidence is very damaging, whether he wins it or not.

Just because 54 disgruntled ‘remainers’ chose to rattle his cage ??


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[ThomasC]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Just because 54 disgruntled ‘remainers’ chose to rattle his cage ??


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We don't know how many at minute.

His cage has been rattled for a long time.

He was bood at the jubilee, how embarrassing!!

[UserSince2005]

Im so ready for the Priti era.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Im so ready for the Priti era.

She wouldn’t last past the weekend


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[bots]

so far there is no indication that tory voters have changed their minds about Boris. Obviously labour voters will shout with glee for him to resign

[arista]

211 Voted for him


148 against him

He Won

[user104658]

Originally Posted by arista

211 Voted for him


148 against him

He Won

Completely unsurprising and the Tories will walk the next GE too. UK politics is thoroughly entrenched and that's not changing any time soon.

[ThomasC]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Completely unsurprising and the Tories will walk the next GE too. UK politics is thoroughly entrenched and that's not changing any time soon.

I don't think the general public are that fickle.

I think thru will remember come GE time.

As much as Dorris says that now we can move on and he can get the job done, this is not going away.

Over 40% of his crew do not feel he is fit for purpose.

I see a downward trajectory

[bots]

there are now 148 of his own MP's that don't want him in position. They could cause absolute havoc in parliament if they were inclined. The difference between yesterday and now is that the rebels now know the extent of their power and they will use it one way or another

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

there are now 148 of his own MP's that don't want him in position. They could cause absolute havoc in parliament if they were inclined. The difference between yesterday and now is that the rebels now know the extent of their power and they will use it one way or another

Of Course.

But do they want Labour,
Hell No.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by ThomasC

I don't think the general public are that fickle.

I think thru will remember come GE time.

As much as Dorris says that now we can move on and he can get the job done, this is not going away.

Over 40% of his crew do not feel he is fit for purpose.

I see a downward trajectory

I think they'll ditch Boris before the next GE, but they will still win the next GE with whoever replaces him; they'll brand it a "fresh start" of some sort and people will continue to vote the same way they have been for the last 15 years.

[bots]

labour need a drastic rethink, the same way that they had a rethink before tony blair became PM. They have moved so far away from what the mainstream public in the UK want. If they want to take tory voters, they need to embrace what the tories offer, put their own spin on it and deliver the message in a believable way

[thesheriff443]

Well technically he has got another year in office at least

[Cherie]

We are stuck with the liar for now

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Cherie

We are stuck with the liar for now

They all lie ...


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[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Zizu

They all lie ...


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Blimey you are forgiving...I recall you being beside yourself when your neighbours broke covid rules, yet the rule makers broke them...then lied about breaking them but hey....no problemo ....no wonder he is laughing

[rusticgal]

Unless Labour replace Starmer they don’t stand a chance. The bloke has no charisma or leadership qualities…there he was tonight saying the obvious YET AGAIN…empty promises I don’t think he can commit to.
I don’t think the public will forgive Boris for Partygate…but he will fight to redeem himself and won’t surrender until he is dragged out kicking and screaming. Can he redeem himself …..he has a lot of work to do…I don’t know wether it will be enough.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Blimey you are forgiving...I recall you being beside yourself when your neighbours broke covid rules, yet the rule makers broke them...then lied about breaking them but hey....no problemo ....no wonder he is laughing

I’m just a realist ...

The ones I’ve heard about where all after work in the work place ...with people in their work bubble .. a few drinks and sandwiches . One of them showed them social distancing and one was outside in a bladdy garden

They weren’t arranged parties in a fancy nightclub like the one those two hypocrites Kay Burley and Beth went to during lock down


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[UserSince2005]

Boris should have laughed in there faces. They gave him another year haha.

[arista]

[arista]

The Online Paper:

[_Seth]

I cannot believe that foul, devious little snake won the confidence vote. Boadicea would be turning in her grave.

[arista]

Originally Posted by _Seth

I cannot believe that foul, devious little snake won the confidence vote. Boadicea would be turning in her grave.

I can believe it


No One Wants Jeremy Hunt

[_Seth]

Originally Posted by arista

I can believe it


No One Wants Jeremy Hunt

I don't know anything about Jeremy Hunt or politics in general, however I don't believe there are many people breathing that could do a worse job than Boris.

[arista]

Originally Posted by _Seth

I don't know anything about Jeremy Hunt or politics in general, however I don't believe there are many people breathing that could do a worse job than Boris.

Hunt failed as Health Secretary.



He is far worse than Johnson