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Rishi Sunak is going to be Prime Minister next year and it's going to be fucking awesome. |
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Aren't father-in-laws notorious for chatting shit? If you wanted to shit-stir you would be better off speculating on whether conference season is going ahead. |
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Eca1S6wXgAAZhoZ.jpg_large.jpg He's also kind of fit, hence the nickname 'Dishy Rishi'. |
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Boris Johnson's adviser Lee Cain quits Downing Street role after revolt by Carrie Symonds |
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>The government is poised to reach a settlement with an aide who was marched out of Downing Street by armed police after being sacked by Dominic Cummings. Government sources said that Sonia Khan, a former special adviser to the then chancellor Sajid Javid, will receive a settlement worth between £50,000 and £100,000. |
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54938050 |
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Cripes lads. Is there really not going to be another General Election until late 2024? |
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>Mr Cummings’ decision to walk out of Number 10 after what one official called “a day of tantrums” raised concerns that the adviser might turn against Mr Johnson and lift the lid on a chaotic administration. One government insider said: “I won’t be surprised if there’s an explosive stunt between now and Christmas.” A colleague of Mr Cummings said: “It’s not Dom’s style just to quietly drift away.” |
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Untitled.png I wonder where he will go next. |
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I love these spads who get lucky in a big way and decide they've cracked it, they know how to do politics and no one can stop them, until they go and do something as stupid as briefing against their own sodding boss and his wife. The arrogance is truly a sight to behold. He may have played a sizable role in the Brexit referendum, but right-wing print media and government ineptitude were more of a factor. He may have helped the Tories win big in 2019, but Labour's campaign was about as agile and dynamic as Han Solo frozen in carbonite. I don't even particularly care that he's gone, but I do think it's funny, really rather funny. |
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https://www.ippr.org/media-item/watch-dominic-cummings-hollow-men-lecture-2014 |
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-1x-1.png >The catalyst for Cummings’s eventual departure was his fury at Johnson’s refusal to give their friend Cain the job of chief of staff. Johnson had discussed the idea, while Cummings and Cain pushed hard to support the move. |
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Boris isn't going anywhere, people are still in 2010-2019 unstable government mode of thinking and it's not adequete. He might get booted out 2022 or 2023 if Tory polling doesn't hold up (think Thatcher 1990) but other than that he's dandy. Sorry. |
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>Despite the departure of Cummings and Cain, Johnson is understood to have told a group of officials in Downing Street that he wanted to get “the band back together” for the 2024 election. |
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Em2q5gpXcAA4RZP.png Definitely no chance of this potentially resulting in any deaths for any reason at any future time. |
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Or the other option to importing the vaccine into this country would be someone based in this country to pay a fuckton of money for a license to produce the vaccine locally (although even if that was done it would probably take months to ramp up production) |
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35707422-0-image-m-12_1605474374227.jpg It seems rather convenient. |
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>Boris Johnson has been warned that his time in power might be running out with MPs claiming Rishi Sunak is 'agitating like fury' to take over. |
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Exclusive: Boris Johnson blocks promotion of MP who Carrie Symonds gave evidence against in sex assault case... even though the Tory rising star was CLEARED of groping woman at Christmas party |
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That cow Patel has been found to have broken some rules. Just watch her not be held accountable for that either. |
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Leftwing twitter: |
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Can we just agree that neither of you actually give a shite and you're both derailing the thread in the most embarrassing way possible? Don't either you have some working-from-home or shopping to do? Maybe a Football Manager save you could get back to? Just be normal, yeah. |
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>A row has broken out after Boris Johnson’s adviser on the ministerial code resigned in the wake of the prime minister standing by the home secretary, Priti Patel, despite a long-awaited official inquiry finding evidence that she bullied civil servants. Sir Alex Allan’s findings, based on the Cabinet Office investigation, concluded that Patel’s approach “amounted to behaviour that can be described as bullying” – noting instances of shouting and swearing – and decided that she had breached the ministerial code, even if unintentionally. |
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Malcolm_Tucker_2.jpg >>91655 |
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Are we literally on a greasy slope towards Totalitarianism which has all the worst aspects of Hitlerism, or Stalinism with no redeeming qualities? |
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4caf09b2d0ad58c5dbbe34294c3b249e1e4434c3f490791675.jpg Theres a one off edition of The Beano for Adults, and they're ripping the piss out of everything they can. |
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https://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/move-to-eu-or-face-disruption-city-of-london-is-warned-1.4420585 |
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I would love to read a transcript of the trade deal talks that have been happening this week. I bet they're utterly moronic. |
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42155764-0-image-m-1_1619246362304.jpg I have no idea what the fuck is going on, but apparently it's all Carrie's fault again. |
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MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Almost everyone in this country has better things to worry about than Boris and Carrie's wallpaper |
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E00I6_RXEAg771t.jpg We're living in the decade of Johnson. |
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There's a fun line in The Times article about Dodds and Rayner being thrown under the bus. |
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Screen-Shot-2021-07-31-at-15.15.59.png Sunak, Truss and Mordaunt are the only MPs to poll more than 10% of Conservative Home members for next Tory leader, the first time they've run this poll since the general election. |
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>Carrie Johnson and Boris Johnson expecting second child |
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While most members of his government were winding down for the summer, Boris Johnson was getting decidedly wound up. At 9am on Monday, the prime minister met his senior Downing Street aides and was, according to those present, “apopleptic”, “raging” or “fucking tonto”. |
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46529951-9881581-image-a-58_1628631924408.jpg 47% of Tory voters think Sunak should replace Johnson within the next 12 months. |
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Have-I-Got-News-For-Youed.jpg >The government will meet the operating costs of a US-owned fertiliser plant so it can restart production of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the UK after warnings of food shortages. The deal will allow CF Industries, which supplies most of the CO2 used in food production, to restart its factory in Billingham, Stockton-on-Tees. It had halted two of its fertiliser factories due to soaring gas prices. |
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Why is natural gas so much more expensive now than it was five years ago? I’ve been keeping an eye out, though I’ve not looked into it directly myself, but nothing I’ve read has mentioned it. |
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bitchtits.jpg >>94675 |
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ONS_Gas_price.jpg >>94678 Of course, that graph's time period was chosen carefully. |
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>>94687 Hang on, that graph came from an ons.gov.uk page about gas prices! Sorry, didn't see they'd sneakily given me a CPIH when I asked it to generate the gas price graph. |
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historic_gas.jpg How about this one? |
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Screenshot 2021-09-23 172934.png >>94693 |
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Are we going to come full circle and re-nationalise a load of energy suppliers because the mean old free market is making it too hard for them? |
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Where the fuck is Lembit Opik wih his Big Dick Energy Company? |
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>Mr Johnson can face a leadership challenge if 15 per cent of the party – 54 MPs – submit letters of no confidence to Sir Graham. Government whips believe that letters running into “single/double figures” have been so far submitted. |
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Unsure how I feel about the alleged Tory leadership challenge that might be incoming. On one hand, we might end up with a psychopath like Raab in charge. On the other hand, seeing Johnson's hopes and dreams of being the next Churchill blow up in smoke, I would love that. He might even go down in history as less effective than May. |
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I think Carrie Symonds is lovely, and I wondered "what are her feet like?", so I Googled and it turns out she has a WikiFeet page, with her feet rated 4 out of 5. Sometimes I love the internet. |
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maxresdefault.jpg This woman is going to be a lame duck caretaker Prime Minister because no-one else is stupid enough to drink from that poisoned chalice and it's going to be fucking awful. |
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The Friend-Enemy distinction in politics makes strange bedfellows. Here I am hoping that the Liberal Democrats lose the by-election to the Tories, who I hate, partially because of a principled loathing of the Lib-Dems but mostly for the unprincipled reason that I want the Prime Minister, who I wish was not the Prime Minister, to remain Prime Minister until the next general election so that he can defeat the leader of the opposition and remain Prime Minister and force Labour to pick a new leader from a talent puddle I already regard as containing no potential leaders. Not because I want any of this, but because this is a set of outcomes which pleases almost nobody and I just happen to regard almost all of British politics as an "enemy" - perversely making Boris Johnson the closest thing I have to a "friend" at this point in time. |
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Someone appears to have misplaced Owen Paterson's 20k majority. |
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Screenshot 2021-12-17 044817.png Well, this is embarrassing. |
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2021/dec/17/boris-johnson-accepts-responsibility-for-north-shropshire-byelection-mauling |
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>Boris Johnson was dealt another major blow to his leadership on Saturday night as it emerged that the man overseeing Brexit was resigning from the cabinet. |
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Hard not to see him as one of the first rats jumping off the sinking ship. It's all going tits up for the Conservatives. |
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liz-truss.jpg >>95045 |
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skynews-nadine-dorries-boris-johnson_5619905.png https://news.sky.com/story/nadine-dorries-kicked-off-tory-mps-whatsapp-group-after-defending-hero-boris-johnson-12499621 |
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Screen-Shot-2021-12-26-at-18.11.12.png The last time they polled Tory members, in August, Sunak was the clear favourite on 31% with Truss in second place on 12%. Now Truss is on 23% with Sunak on 20%. |
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EgCkIFTXoAI-4SB.jpg >>95116 |
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It's weird, the last dozen posts in this thread read like we're being raided by a facebook fishing group full of Sun reading grandads. |
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chingalinga.jpg Ignore the ongoing shitstorm that should lead to Johnson standing down, there's a Chinky spy in our midst! |
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It’s quite amusing how far the government has to reach for fall guys now; James Slack anyone? And hearing him and earlier in the week the PM himself say they cannot discuss the parties because Sue Gray is investigating is hilarious nonsense. Utterly amazed Johnson hasn’t resigned, which probably speaks to my own naivety, but I’ve never seen arrogance like it. |
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I can't get over the way that the party which seems to have angered the press the most, the one which seems to have made their view unambiguous that he should resign also happens to be the one party that party-animal de Pfeffel didn't actually go to. |
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I think it's that someone with influence over the media wants to replace him with someone else. |
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For once, can't it just be Labour playing a blinder? Are we really just not used to Labour playing the game the way the Conservatives have always played it? |
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The news tl;dr |
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ed miliband sandwich.jpg >>95234 |
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Dominic-Cummings-Reuters-Yui-Mok-e1569583797886-80.jpg REVENGE IS A DISH BEST SERVED IN THE GARDEN. |
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What if we just started killing them? |
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So, in the space of 24 hours, we've had an announcement that the BBC is toast, and the military are going to actually start patrolling the Channel. |
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Tory MP Christian Wakeford defects to Labour |
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Hold on. Labour MPs could all defect simultaneously, submit a no-confidence motion in the Prime Minister, force the election then all defect back again. The letters must get thrown away if you leave the party, surely. |
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wankford.png https://twitter.com/YoungLabourUK/status/1483774774350422016 |
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FJeK4-EXsAISkH6.jpg Is there anything Labour won't squabble over? Anyone with a functioning brain would know that if the party don't welcome Wakeford they'd completely scupper chances of any other Tory defectors. Just take the small win for now. |
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I love how everyone took the bait about this one defector and it's got Boris off the hook. Good, because he needs to stay in office as long as possible to fuck up as much as possible. |
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>ITV News understands Boris Johnson had a birthday party during the first lockdown in 2020 despite the rules forbidding social gatherings indoors at the time. |
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>Police to investigate Downing Street lockdown parties |
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Felixstowe-Defib-4.jpg >>95300 |
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dick.png Every fucking day. Every single fucking day when I come home this police commissioner just sits there and gives me this stupid look on her face. What do I do about her, I'm out of ideas? |
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Well Liz Truss was on the radio this morning and fuck me, I didn't realise how dense she sounds. She's like a posh version of that yummy mummy Labour woman who I always mentally replace with Katherine Tate, only instead of poor education she just sounds like she's on vallies and her lips are full of botox. |
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I, and I'm aware I've probably jinxed/cursed us all by putting this into writing, don't think Truss would win a general election. I think she's too silly, but without the reputation Johnson had as well as inheriting his current one, both of which I think will just make her look like that much more of a dick the second she tries to go viral. Also there seems to be much less appetite in the wider parliamentary Conservative Party for Johnson style "big spending", even if it is a hollow promise to begin with. If they try to go all Dave and Gideon with the belt tightening it's not going to go over well. Psychologically people were primed to be tricked into the thinking, post-Great Recession, that the wastefulness of government had caused the economy to collapse, sort of giving a moral dimension to the whole idea. Now there's nary a UK resident who didn't put up with at least something over the course of the pandemic, so in my opinion it won't even take something as negative as May's "death tax" to tank a Tory campaign. |
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That "lawyer not a leader" jibe backfired spectacularly. |
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2022/jan/28/sue-gray-report-fears-indefinite-delay-met-intervention-partygate |
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I for one look forward to Johnson resigning only to jump right over to a well paid gig as an opinion columnist or one of the various other retainers for the generally useless people who make up most of our journalistic and political public life, all sins washed away, all attempts to pick at the scabs from his time in office suddenly as distasteful as asking who helped him rise to office in the first place. Why keep going on about all that? Premier Truss is announcing trade deals, Keir's setting out a new clause 4, even the Lib-Dems managed to come third in that by-election... And anyway, he said sorry and quit, what more could you want? It's time to move on, the man's been punished enough... |
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I don't think Johnson can be rehabilitated for mainstream audiences at this point. He'll always have his zealots who'd back him if he anounced a new plan to throw Earth into a black hole, but there's no way he can do an Ed Balls and become a presenter or anything like that. One of those Tory loyalist rags might give him a column or he could carve out a niche in the nuttier right-wing spaces, but really I think he's just going to become a notable backbencher. |
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Might genuinely be one of the most half-arsed, shallow and lazily written reports I've ever read. |
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Christ he's getting savaged at PMQs. |
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Where the Hell were the media getting that inflated nonsense about what a big beast of Westminster Sue Gray supposedly was? They were making her out to be as fearsome and uncomprimising as the Spanish Inquisition two weeks ago, but it turns out she's basically a teaching assistant for grown men who never got over their public school days. |
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I can't stand to listen to his voice but it's worth it to hear the booing coming from both sides. |
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Ian Blackford was dismissed by the Speaker for refusing to withdraw the claim that the PM "misled the House". I can't think where Blackford got that idea from. It's not like the summary Sue Gray produced has directly contradicted multiple statements Boris made from the dispatch box or anything. |
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I'm slightly comforted by how many people are speaking eloquently and passionately against the Prime Minister, but I don't understand how we've sunk so low as a country to reach this point. I feel sullied by association with this mop-headed gobshite. |
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purple vagina.png What's this thing some of the tories are wearing? |
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He's referring to the report so often it's reminding me of Father Jack shouting "that would be an ecumenical matter!" when the Bishops were visiting. |
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hmdt.jpg >>95339 |
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What the flaming fuck is going on? |
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Have emailed my MP asking him what it would take to get one of them to stand up and just tell Johnson, on behalf of his constituents, fuck off. |
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Apparently, the police investigation into the Ain't No Party Like A Conservative Party is expected to take "not more than a year". I'm starting to worry Boris will actually refuse to leave, like Donald Trump. He'll be dragged kicking and screaming out of Downing Street while telling reporters it's a conspiracy. |
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Untitled.png What will be the next scandal Boris will get away with by the hair of his bollocks? |
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rats.jpg Rishi any day now. |
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I really have stayed away from The Mail for much of the past year, but their present fighting retreat for the political wasteland that is Boris Johnson is too entertaining to do so any longer. There's not even a paywall, it's second most fun you can have for free. |
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but man, proud man, |
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The Tories won't vote Boris out whilst it's kicking off in Ukraine, nobody else wants to do the job. |
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The media are trying to portray anti-vaxxers harassing Starmer today as being a direct consequence of Johnson saying he protected Jim'll. |
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Have you noticed how they're so desperate now they're trotting out the line that Boris is the man who "saved us from Corbynism"? |
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Untitled.png >>95372 |
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2560px-1992_Election_Polls.svg.png >>95373 |
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ed balls.png There's only one man who can get us out of this mess. |
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Prime Minister's Questions doesn't seem to have been very exciting today. I followed along with the live feed on the BBC website, and it barely made it to two pages. Considering a photo of Boris Johnson at a Christmas party was released just before it started, in a week when an angry mob chased the Leader of the Opposition down the street, shouting talking points they got from the Prime Minister, you'd think we'd get better questions than ones about maybe building a nuclear power station at some point. |
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https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/feb/10/labour-nato-british-left-ukraine-keir-starmer |
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https___d1e00ek4ebabms.cloudfront.net_production_6.jpg https://www.ft.com/content/3a1d520d-228a-426a-b234-92b2229afca3 |
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Sunak's spring statement seems to have gone down like a lead balloon with the Tory faithful. We're going to end up with Truss as PM. It's inevitable. |
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WhatsApp Image 2022-03-24 at 1.11.01 PM.jpg Here is the man in charge of the nation's finances putting a bank card against a barcode scanner because he's never had to make a contactless payment in his life. |
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FOnUp9gXwAEBN0n.jpg >>95504 |
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sleek-cans-lead-image.jpg >>95506 |
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YM1oUcVOMlnbGTU11siMRtzE-cvM9DtYZmrs_-QlUvs.jpg >Rishi Sunak has said he finds it "very upsetting" that his wife has faced criticism over shares she owns in a tech company operating in Russia. |
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Another one! |
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56139449-10679935-image-m-38_1648933812338.jpg >>95513 |
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norishi.png Absolutely no way is he going to be Prime Minister. |
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Why is it in the news now? I can't help but think Johnson is briefing against him now that Sunak's popularity is on the wane, particularly as these headlines will focus attention away from partygate. |
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2021-Liz-Truss-G7-Britain-London-Redux-Pictures-h_.jpg >Senior Conservatives have written off Rishi Sunak as a potential prime minister – and now believe Boris Johnson will have to remove him as chancellor in his next reshuffle – following the furore over his US green card and his wife’s tax affairs. |
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I hate every single Tory MP cunt and I no longer feel there is any need to elaborate any further as to why. |
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truss.jpg This woman is going to be the next prime minister of the United Kingdom and it's going to be fucking dreadful. |
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Not heard much from Dishy Rishi of late. As his wife's non-dom status totally torpedoed his political career? |
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>Boris Johnson is to face a vote of no confidence on Monday evening after the threshold of 54 letters from Conservative MPs seeking his departure was reached. |
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FUgBDNRWAAUGWqy.jpg Interesting that the Tories who want him out are circulating the message that if Johnson narrowly stays on he'll possibly call a general election to reassert his authority even if it means taking the government down with him. |
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DWwza-qWsAAMzHt.jpg >>95945 |
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When do we find out what's going on? |
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There are reports on twitter that pro Bozza MP's are looking very downhearted after talking to colleague's. It's going to be pretty close I reckon. |
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OJ.jpg >>95953 |
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It's a tie |
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>>95947 |
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>>95957 |
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Boris has won again, 211 to 148 votes. |
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Boris has won, by the way. 211-148. That's not a very good performance compared to other Prime Ministers who have also won and then been booted out anyway. |
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Those are really not good numbers for Bozza. |
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>>95961 so is hunt going to get a kicking, or magnanimously forgiven? |
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EVERYONE HATES MAGICAL BORIS |
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BBC News again full of pro-Boris vox pop. |
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ENmgKqZUEAQnqBC.jpglarge.jpg >Senior Labour MP Harriet Harman will lead an inquiry into whether Boris Johnson deliberately misled Parliament over parties in No 10 during lockdowns. The cross-party Privileges Committee, made up of seven MPs, issued a call for evidence after meeting on Wednesday. It said it would be seeking "witness information and evidence" and that hearings would begin in the autumn. |
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