The next PM.

Hacker Khan said:
Just to make it clear for the hard of thinking I think it will be Boris as he'll get the vote from the elderly Telegraph reading little Engenders that make up the majority of the Tory party membership. As for who Id like then probably Rory Stewart out of the ones that have declared as he's seems the least bonkers and occasionally says some sensible things. But it's all relative.
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Just as well we have you to do our thinking for us.
 
Hacker Khan said:
Just to make it clear for the hard of thinking I think it will be Boris as he'll get the vote from the elderly Telegraph reading little Engenders that make up the majority of the Tory party membership. As for who Id like then probably Rory Stewart out of the ones that have declared as he's seems the least bonkers and occasionally says some sensible things. But it's all relative.
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Is that the same Boris Johnson that was elected Mayor of London, and re-elected to the biggest Remain and cosmopolitan area in the UK?

Can't say I like the guy. I find him an enigma. On the one hand I wouldn't trust him to man a school crossing but on the other he seems teflon coated to some of the gaffes he's dropped, whilst moving in circles that you wouldn't expect a buffoon to be in.
 
Hobbit said:
Is that the same Boris Johnson that was elected Mayor of London, and re-elected to the biggest Remain and cosmopolitan area in the UK?

Can't say I like the guy. I find him an enigma. On the one hand I wouldn't trust him to man a school crossing but on the other he seems teflon coated to some of the gaffes he's dropped, whilst moving in circles that you wouldn't expect a buffoon to be in.
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Just about sums BJ up. Oh and LOL!

Esther McVey would be my choice BUT I think that Malthouse fella looks and sounds the part. so I'll say Malthouse with McVey as his no 2
 
Hobbit said:
Is that the same Boris Johnson that was elected Mayor of London, and re-elected to the biggest Remain and cosmopolitan area in the UK?

Can't say I like the guy. I find him an enigma. On the one hand I wouldn't trust him to man a school crossing but on the other he seems teflon coated to some of the gaffes he's dropped, whilst moving in circles that you wouldn't expect a buffoon to be in.
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I was in London visiting my Daughter in Chiswick the weekend and I am impressed with the Boris Bike scheme where you can pick up a bike almost anywhere, rent it with an App and drop it off at the end of your journey. If that was brought in by a Buffoon then it's a very smart one.
 
SocketRocket said:
I was in London visiting my Daughter in Chiswick the weekend and I am impressed with the Boris Bike scheme where you can pick up a bike almost anywhere, rent it with an App and drop it off at the end of your journey. If that was brought in by a Buffoon then it's a very smart one.
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Unfortunately the idea was Ken Livingstone’s and Boris kept the plan going when he became Mayor.
Damn those Labour Mayor’s and their good ideas.
 
SocketRocket said:
I was in London visiting my Daughter in Chiswick the weekend and I am impressed with the Boris Bike scheme where you can pick up a bike almost anywhere, rent it with an App and drop it off at the end of your journey. If that was brought in by a Buffoon then it's a very smart one.
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pauldj42 said:
Unfortunately the idea was Ken Livingstone’s and Boris kept the plan going when he became Mayor.
Damn those Labour Mayor’s and their good ideas.
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Quite true about the bikes. Boris took the credit for a few things that worked out well. He does like to gloss over some of the failures, water canon being the most expensive I suspect.

Those schemes have also been brought into other cities. Quite a few have stopped as too many bikes have ended up in canals, hedges etc. Shame really, it is a nice idea.
 
Lord Tyrion said:
Quite true about the bikes. Boris took the credit for a few things that worked out well. He does like to gloss over some of the failures, water canon being the most expensive I suspect.

Those schemes have also been brought into other cities. Quite a few have stopped as too many bikes have ended up in canals, hedges etc. Shame really, it is a nice idea.
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I was under the impression the Garden Bridge may have cost of few pennies?
 
Lord Tyrion said:
Quite true about the bikes. Boris took the credit for a few things that worked out well. He does like to gloss over some of the failures, water canon being the most expensive I suspect.

Those schemes have also been brought into other cities. Quite a few have stopped as too many bikes have ended up in canals, hedges etc. Shame really, it is a nice idea.
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I suspect the losses on the water cannons pale into insignificance against the cost of all the deputy mayors he appointed whilst in office... Creating more bureaucracy seems to be the only thing bureaucracy is good at...

Sadly, Sadiq has failed to dispense of those positions...
 
Hacker Khan said:
Just to make it clear for the hard of thinking I think it will be Boris as he'll get the vote from the elderly Telegraph reading little Engenders that make up the majority of the Tory party membership. As for who Id like then probably Rory Stewart out of the ones that have declared as he's seems the least bonkers and occasionally says some sensible things. But it's all relative.
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Vote Rory the Tory....he is the least bonkers of all the other leaders.
I can see folk liking that.
 
Where are Rees-Mogg, Francois, Baker, Bone and other potential ERG 'leaders', time to step up gents surely? You've been mouthing off at poor Theresa for long enough.

Or are they all going to conveniently back Boris, a man who was pro EU not so long ago. So they can hang the blame for no 'No Deal' around his neck, when the time comes.:whistle:
 
Not really bothered, just so long as the person has a spine, bollox the size of melons, I include ladies in that comment, Mrs Thatcher had bigger balls than most of the spineless muppets that call themselves politicians these days
 
maxfli65 said:
Where are Rees-Mogg, Francois, Baker, Bone and other potential ERG 'leaders', time to step up gents surely? You've been mouthing off at poor Theresa for long enough.

Or are they all going to conveniently back Boris, a man who was pro EU not so long ago. So they can hang the blame for no 'No Deal' around his neck, when the time comes.:whistle:
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Spot on..…...the cowards at the back egging on the thick necks at the front to do their dirty work.
I'm wonder what Blackadder would make of the Brexit fiasco.:love:
 
Oh dear it is all starting to unravel...…….Rory the Tory takes opium and the anti Scots guy who is a 'last minute' candidate sorted out his bids twitter account in MARCH. :ROFLMAO:
 
clubchamp98 said:
If all politicians who don’t tell the truth are taken to court.
We will need to build more prisons.
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If the Tories remain in charge there won’t be enough police officers to arrest them 👮🏻‍♂️
 
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