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Beleagured Theresa May 'to quit as Prime Minister on August 30, 2019 in a bid to stop a leadership challenge' - as she tries to calm rivals with a prosecco party at Chequers |
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55acbb5bac9f7.png >>83382 |
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Mildly worried by this development. |
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Democracy live.jpg So she will definitely not be quitting as Prime Minister on August 30, 2019? |
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Wasn't she going to step down before? Why should we believe this? |
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>Theresa May has said she wants to lead the Conservatives into the next general election, telling the BBC she intends to remain in power "for the long term". |
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Jacob-Rees-Mogg-_3093191k[1].jpg Pretty sure Mogg is grooming his own brood to be Prime Ministers. |
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>Theresa May faced a growing Tory revolt over her leadership as it emerged that Remain-supporting Conservative MPs are being told by party whips that they will be seen as “supporting Jeremy Corbyn” if they attempt to soften the Brexit bill. |
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I don't get why people are getting so pissy about Moggy's comments today on abortion and same-sex marriage. As a Catholic he is morally opposed to them but, most importantly, he respects the rule of the law and wouldn't change it. |
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tim-farron-frown.jpg >>83457 |
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Why does it appear impossible to phrase religious convictions without it turning into a massive cunt-off? |
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HiRes-630x390.jpg >>83459 |
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So have we all said our fond farewells to democracy now ARE TERRI is building her dictatorship? |
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>Jacob Rees-Mogg has compared this year’s Conservative conference to a North Korea-style rally, saying the party will face a crisis unless members are given more stake in it. |
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Is the Special Relationship over? Trump 'is fed up with British Prime Minister Theresa May's school mistress tone' as he snubs UK by NOT holding talks with her at the G7 |
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Off on a tangent, surely Sajid Javid is the clear favourite for next Rory leader now. Mogg is too far right and easily ridiculed. Boris has burnt all his bridges. Hunt, Grayling, Fox et all are all tainted by their briefs. The only problem with Javid is he the usual isn't shade of grey the tories like. |
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>>84332 Forgot to add, Gove has shown huge talent in all his roles since he left education, but no one will notice because he's Michael Gove. |
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>>84334 The problem with Boris is that he's not only burnt his bridges, he's also exposed himself as incompetent. The carefully managed image of a genius pretending to be a bumbling fool has shattered and people can now see that he genuinely is a bumbling fool. |
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I think Mogg will be seen as the pariah the Tories need to push their dream Brexit over the precipice. Easily ridiculed and exposed more than once as being a proper Fagin type but he understands international finance and commerce and has shown time and time again that he's bigger than the backlash he gets for his far-right espousal. |
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1523754726808.gif Is Johnson dead? Is this death of Stalin situation? No one wants to wake him, not out of fear, just to avoid him opening his gob so no one's actually checked on him? |
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_103326686_sun-front-page-for-07_09_20.jpg >>84341 |
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BBN7A90[1].jpg |
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Jacob Rees-Mogg and his family have been ambushed by protesters outside his home in Westminster. |
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DmwSjrgXgAAgD_G.jpg >>84445 |
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raabletter.png This is a bloody nightmare, we're going to be sunk without a trace by demented Thatcherites and soulless careerists because of trade deals no one even cared about 18, 24 months ago. I'm not a hysterical remainer, but now the Tories are taking the piss. |
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Apparently Gove has been offered the job of Brexit secretary. |
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One of the protestors outside Parliament shouted "IT'S NOT GOING VERY WELL, IS IT?" |
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Who the fuck is Steve Barclay? |
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I increasingly think that Jacob Rees-Mogg is a terrible cunt. |
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I'm glad they've put someone as empathetic and considerate as Amber Rudd in to oversee Universal Credit. Why did she resign in disgrace again? |
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Brexit aside, I've properly got the horn for Penny Mordaunt. |
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Sad PM.png Why did you do it, lads? |
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At least Boris and Trump have matching hair. |
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You know how in Game of Thrones all the older characters played by proper actors slowly popped off for one reason or another? That's sort of how I feel the Tory Party is going. |
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13904274-7066101-image-m-63_1558691946277.jpg THERESA MAY STATUS: |
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0_brady.jpg So now even Brady is in the running. Just imagine all the shit he must have on other MPs tucked away. |
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I'd urge all of you to watch this talk by Rory Stewart about his book The Places In Between. It gives abundant evidence for why Stewart is a completely different calibre of human being to any of the other leadership candidates. IMO he is the only person who stands any real chance of fixing the godawful mess we're in. |
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Penny-Mordaunt.jpg >>85904 |
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462B968B00000578-5068259-image-a-11_1510271208635.jpg >>85907 |
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I'm starting to get a bit fed up of Labour calling for a General Election every 5 minutes. I suppose it makes a change from them demanding an inquiry whenever something has happened. |
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Penny_Gov.jpg >>85911 |
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The Brexit party is not going to stand in a GE. They will come to an accomodation with the Tories. Both of them want Corbyn as far from No 10 as possible, above all. |
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https://rochdaleherald.co.uk/2017/06/06/rupert-murdoch-on-course-become-britains-longest-serving-pm/ this is appropriate. |
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I hope whoever becomes PM doesn't give Gavin Williamson any real power. The guy is my least favourite MP ever. Cancerous little creep. |
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PRIME MINISTER FARRIDGE WITH THE BOZZER AS DEPUTY UNDER A COALITION GOVERNMENT |
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New slogan: |
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'It's not easy to turn me into a Tory wet!' Defiant Jacob Rees-Mogg smiles as thug tips bottle of water over him in latest assault on Brexit figure |
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It's presently #97 in the Amazon bestsellers list, which doesn't seem bad for a book released 7 days ago. The reviews are almost all one star or five star. |
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>>86029 I picked up a remaindered copy of one of his other books. Chapter 1 was standard libertarian fare, chapter two was worrying about Y2K, chapter 3 is fretting about the next ice age. It's hard going and not particularly fascinating, but I'm not giving it a fair run as it's my bog book. I'll probably finish it as it's sometimes worth reading stuff that's not my natural home. |
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IMG_20190531_150109.jpg >>86029 |
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As a massive lefty myself, I find that typical self-flagellating display of shame regarding the empire to be cringeworthy. It's worth considering we wouldn't have been in any position to carry out the vast social reforms of the 50s and 60s without it. It's just the shipping forecast that you feel bad for all the horrible things in the past you have no connection to as a modern person. |
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article-7117477-14516724-685_964x543.jpg Why can't a politician say "I took a load of drugs and it was great" rather than issuing a grovelling apology? |
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14596290-7121909-image-a-1_1560173470282.jpg Black men all look the same to me. |
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watru.png Regarding pic related; nae' clue, sorry mate. |
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It's interesting watching all the horrible ideas the candidates are coming out with in order to distinguish themselves from the pack. However, I've just learnt this is going to take until the end of July which is absolutely bonkers considering all the crap the country's got on, or maybe it doesn't matter because Parliament works on school time so nothing was going to happen anyway. Either way the Tory go slow is maddening, not least because none of them seem to know what they want out of it. |
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I don't think he's doing it consiously, but Rory Stewart's pseudo-nomadic campaigning style is similar to the way in which many pre-modern monarchies governed, a fashion which might be in need of a comeback as a way of reengaging voters. Instead of the PM being at Westminster all the time they could just go back on Wednesdays and for important votes, then spend the rest of the time traveling the nation. |
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14684068-0-image-a-1_1560329690497.jpg ComRes polling has Bozza on a 140 seat majority. |
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If Johnson wins any subsequent election is will undo and undermine three years of laughing in every American's face and I just think that can be allowed to happen. |
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Dv0K6nvX4AEJrKg.jpg Anyone else noticed that Bozza's new haircut means he looks like Simon's Dad from The Inbetweeners? |
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Give, Johnson or Hunt. Fucking hell. |
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Would Johnson actually go for no deal, or does he just want the top job and once he's got it (and maybe a majority) he'll just take May's deal? |
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Apparently some of Johnson's supporters voted for Hunt to ensure that Gove wouldn't make it into the final two. |
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15149546-7172331-Jeremy_Hunt_gamely_drank_a_can_of.jpg Irn Bru and chips. That's the Scottish Tory vote secured. |
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Why doesn't Boris just say "it was a personal matter, a row that got out of hand and a noise complaint was made", it's the way he's dancing around the issue that's making a mountain out of a mole hill. Is my assumption that it's symptom of his upper-class background in which all personal matters are buried deep as deep goes and ignored forever baseless? Like when David Cameron started crying when someone mentioned his dad that one time? It's just so strange that he'd let something so seemingly minor foul up his campaign like this. |
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Sweet fucking Jesus one of these cunts will be PM. |
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>>86316 not for long. I think the only way Boris will be able to not deliver Brexit will be to force a losing GE. |
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