As per other post I wouldn’t be surprised if the privileges committee findings gives the party another chance within the 12 month period. Whether Johnson goes for early election to avoid that though, who knows
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As per other post I wouldn’t be surprised if the privileges committee findings gives the party another chance within the 12 month period. Whether Johnson goes for early election to avoid that though, who knows
Brighton Sky Blue
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Oh yeah, yeah, yeah
Now if there's a smile on my face
It's only there trying to fool the public
Now if there's a smile on my face
It's only there trying to fool the public
skybluetony176
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Cross party too so he’s going to get some tough questions that require serious answers. He’s not going to be able to just rock up and crack a few jokes, no doubt he’ll try but it won’t wash like it does when he meets the 1922 committee or a room full the Boris cult.
Liquid Gold
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Any other leader would walk after that but he’ll push on.
Cleaners will have a busy one at no10 tomorrow.
Cleaners will have a busy one at no10 tomorrow.
David O'Day
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150 - wow
12 more months of him destroying his party
12 more months of him destroying his party
Sky Blue Pete
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Think he probably is for the reasons you’ve outlined earlier
Liquid Gold
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To be honest I’d rather a Tory like Hunt eon the next election even if I do massively disagree with his politics than have Johnson completely trash the rule book for 2 and a half years.
Ian1779
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That will happen at some point - once the party machine has concluded they can pin literally everything on him then they’ll make their move, and bring in a new face free of this controversy.
Ian1779
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I missed what he said - did he put the government on notice again?
Brighton Sky Blue
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I missed what he said - did he put the government on notice again?
‘The British people are fed up-FED UP’
About as on fire as yesterday’s korma
David O'Day
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labour are already pushing the could of shown backbone but backed boris line
it'll be a mad 12 months as 2/3 of the none payroll want him gone and they are about to be destroyed in a red wall seat and lose a true blue southwest seat
going to be so much blue on blue
it'll be a mad 12 months as 2/3 of the none payroll want him gone and they are about to be destroyed in a red wall seat and lose a true blue southwest seat
going to be so much blue on blue
David O'Day
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no he was quite bsb was talking shit againI missed what he said - did he put the government on notice again?
Brighton Sky Blue
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With a majority as big as his he won’t be remotely fussed
Brighton Sky Blue
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Most people missed him even saying anything
David O'Day
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he will be fussed as it shows under him the will lose the redwall seats and they will lose a lot of safe southern seats to the lib dems at the next election
there is no way back under him
David O'Day
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Brighton Sky Blue
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He won’t because the MO is the same. Don’t resign and wait for it to blow over. Particularly with an opposition leader who sneers at red wall constituencies
skybluetony176
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Ministerial resignations expected tomorrow. No one in the cabinet. Yet.
stupot07
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The party has a majority but Boris doesn't. It will make voting through, pieces of legislation difficult.
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David O'Day
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when it does blow over then what? you can't it will
Brighton Sky Blue
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Then it’s back to bumbling around telling jokes with a dash of culture war
Mucca Mad Boys
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Has the Government lost a (meaningful) Commons vote yet?
The Government will ‘fight’ on, putting out one fire after another in a state of inertia until the next election…
Even then, we’re heading for another hung parliament in 2023/24 at this rate. Labour needs more Scottish seats (at least 20) to have a good chance of forming a majority.
Brighton Sky Blue
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It won’t. The criminal clown gets away with everything and will presumably tie in things to the legislation that make rebels look like anti populists.
Grendel
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It will purely depend on what happens in the next 12 months and what the polls then are like
The by elections will create more noise and then after that it will settle down but purely depends on future polling in the next year
D
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These things are usually self fulfilling though - polls will be down because he's got no authority, meaning he'll continue to have no authority.
D
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Also, William Hague saying he should go is quite significant. Failed as Tory leader, but still quite respected and high profile. If any of his major cabinet colleagues fail to back him enthusiastically, it could tip more to jump
Wonder how Sunak will play it?
Wonder how Sunak will play it?
Grendel
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A week is a long time in politics let alone 12 months
I would rule out Mr Johnson just yet
We still haven’t got beergate results - the worst result for Starmer being the most likely outcome and even if his popularity is low the left of labour will then be circling thinking their influence can grow
Grendel
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Sunak will be shuffled to minister for very little probably