[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

[arista]

Johnson PM
has spoken from a Milton Keynes Hospital
put on both news channels.

He appears Confident today.

The pool reporter failed to pin him down on
on anything.

Meanwhile, Dom Cummings has tweeted
he has more for Sue
and more photos

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

Johnson PM
has spoken from a Milton Keynes Hospital
put on both news channels.

He appears Confident today.

The pool reporter failed to pin him down on
on anything.

Meanwhile, Dom Cummings has tweeted
he has more for Sue
and more photos

I’m surprised the tories haven’t been releasing little 30 seconds clips of Cummings from that infamous interview in his garden .. just to keep everything in perspective.




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[arista]

Dom later said
He went up North to escape the Press.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Boris had a birthday party 19th June 2020 when we were in Lockdown ITV announced. He may be gone by Friday

https://www.itv.com/news/2022-01-24/...ws-understands


Up to 30 people are said to have attended the event in the Cabinet Room

[glib]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Boris had a birthday party 19th June 2020 when we were in Lockdown ITV announced. He may be gone by Friday

https://www.itv.com/news/2022-01-24/...ws-understands


Up to 30 people are said to have attended the event in the Cabinet Room

Another scandal. What’s tomorrow ?

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

He may be gone by Friday

Is this just speculation on your part?

[arista]

Johnson Denies it

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by arista

Johnson Denies it

Gosh, well that's me convinced.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by arista

Johnson Denies it

nope


"No 10 said it was a surprise affair and he stayed for only 10 minutes before leaving "


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...tate-room.html

[glib]

Of course they had ‘M&S nibbles’

No way do you stay at a surprise event for 10 min then leave
His memory is just as good as Prince Andrews

[bitontheslide]

he has zero credibility now. It's just a question of how long until the tory mp's decide that it's irrecoverable. The report is due out this week so most will wait until then before doing anything but it will come in the next couple of weeks

[LeatherTrumpet]

its been a concerted leak attack and that in itself is equally as worrying about our democracy

i think DC should be jailed

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

its been a concerted leak attack and that in itself is equally as worrying about our democracy

i think DC should be jailed

Democracy? The only people who would democratically be hurt by removing BoJo would be those in his constituency who voted for him, and even then being ousted as PM wouldn't necessarily mean he'd stop being their MP.

Remember, we don't elect PMs, so his removal wouldn't be an affront to democracy.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

its been a concerted leak attack and that in itself is equally as worrying about our democracy

i think DC should be jailed

Agreed ..

The whole fiasco of trying to get Boris out .. reminds me of the equally laughable WrestleMania ( The Cummings and Starmer tag team )


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[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Democracy? The only people who would democratically be hurt by removing BoJo would be those in his constituency who voted for him, and even then being ousted as PM wouldn't necessarily mean he'd stop being their MP.

Remember, we don't elect PMs, so his removal wouldn't be an affront to democracy.

The leaks are a deliberate manipulation of public opinion to create a political change, they ride roughshod on death and sorrow for personal malice and revenge

[AnnieK]

Wherever these leaks are coming from, breaches of the rules happened, by those who slapped them on the rest of us and should be investigated and if rules were indeed broken, consequences should follow as they would for anyone who breaks the law.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

The leaks are a deliberate manipulation of public opinion to create a political change, they ride roughshod on death and sorrow for personal malice and revenge

Again, that political change isn't at the expense of democracy. Even relegating the entire Cabinet to the back benches wouldn't be undemocratic, as they're not publicly elected positions.

Originally Posted by arista

Quite right too. While the NHS has money to squander on pointless diversity jobs at upwards of Ł32k per year, they don't need another penny.

Yes, the salvaging of the NHS after the pandemic needs to be paid for, but this should be done by using the opportunity to trim the fat, rather than stealing more money from working people.

[Zizu]

So now it turns out THAT party was a surprise party for him and he stayed ( out of politeness) for less than TEN minutes..


How is that HIS fault and why should he lose his position for someone else’s misjudgement !?

Ludicrous


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[LaLaLand]

When’s “they broke the rules” gonna finally turn into the more accurate “they broke the law”???

[Zizu]

I wonder if the media ( specifically Sky) have considered that they are on the verge of killing their ‘cash cow’ when they systematically destroy Boris ??

As soon as he is no more then politics will return to the tedious days of old when nothing much happened .. and nobody cared

Their viewing figures will drop off the map


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[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I wonder if the media ( specifically Sky) have considered that they are on the verge of killing their ‘cash cow’ when they systematically destroy Boris ??

As soon as he is no more then politics will return to the tedious days of old when nothing much happened .. and nobody cared

Their viewing figures will drop off the map


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The PM should not be there for viewing figures. He should be there as the ahead of State and ideally above reproach. A "cash cow" is what we don't need...we need a PM who will follow the rules he made the rest of us abide by under the threat of criminal conviction at that time

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Zizu

I wonder if the media ( specifically Sky) have considered that they are on the verge of killing their ‘cash cow’ when they systematically destroy Boris ??

As soon as he is no more then politics will return to the tedious days of old when nothing much happened .. and nobody cared

Their viewing figures will drop off the map


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There's always something. American news networks haven't called it a day just because there's a boring old fossil in the White House.