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Even she can't fuck up her conference speech, surely?
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David O'Day
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Knowing those clowns you are looking at Gullis or Dorries or one of the newer mouth breathers
Liquid Gold
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We've gone from a roly-poly philanderer to a sort of work experience PM and I for one am loving it.
skybluetony176
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clint van damme
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Kwartengs speech in one long dig at Johnson, tory civil war incoming (please be bloody)
David O'Day
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It's madness as a load of the people who backed Truss are Johnson loyalists.
AOM
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How can you deregulate childcare anyway, unless you fancy Rose West ending up being a nanny?
Change the ratio's .
They must have forgotten why they were introduced .
I've got it , girl's over 14 will be permitted to form Childminding club's of up to ten children operating out of one of the customer's properties with no regulation?
David O'Day
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that's 3 polls from 3 companies that have labour over 50%
massively unlikely truss can come back from this
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Who needs a food regulatory body, either!
Bring on The Moggster !!!
Brighton Sky Blue
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Will surely be Johnson again
clint van damme
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Now 2nd favourite behind Sunak on bet365
Brighton Sky Blue
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Been saying for a while but Labour need to do what they can to get a by election in Johnson’s constituency.
clint van damme
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Kill Boris?
Can’t see it. Deal with a shitstorm for the next few years or earn millions on the speaking circulate ?! He could return in future but very little to gain from it being now
Been a strange time though so who knows
clint van damme
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He'll be seething at Kwartengs speech.
He'd love a shot at a retort. Expect it to happen somewhere soon, he won't be able to help himself.
JAM See
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I don't believe it's fully about the money with old Etonians.
Trained to lead and failed.
That's his epitaph if he doesn't return.
David O'Day
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johnson is still an electoral drag to voters
Brighton Sky Blue
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His ego took a bruising when his own party MPs ousted him. To make them put him back in charge would be appealing.
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He wouldn't be worse, so won't happen.
I'd even say we're more likely to see a moment where his ego sets up a separate party, and we see a split in Tories? He's about as opposed ideologically to Truss as it seems possible to get within a party, and he won't like being deposed.
David O'Day
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Pretty much this, if he is interested it would be after an election when he can be the tory white knight and put them back together again after defeat
Brighton Sky Blue
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In his own words he was thinking before next Christmas, which is over a year away. I wasn't suggesting he'll try an immediate power grab but I don't think he can resist another tilt at it within the course of this Parliament.
chiefdave
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Johnson could most likely be easily persuaded to run but not sure the best option for them is the guy who was so bad he got hounded out of office.
Same can be said of Sunak to an extend, he was there with Johnson and couldn't beat Truss. Could easily be seen as a serial loser. He may be better off waiting until there's yet another leadership election after the now seemingly inevitable election defeat.
Think this is a step too far even for the Conservatives with their knack of changing leader and blaming everything on the old regime.
You could argue an election now is the best option. Things could easily go to shit this winter. People unable to afford food or heating, talk of blackouts. Get Labour in charge when all that was happening and at the next election they can claim it was all Labours fault, look how bad things were under Labour etc
Same can be said of Sunak to an extend, he was there with Johnson and couldn't beat Truss. Could easily be seen as a serial loser. He may be better off waiting until there's yet another leadership election after the now seemingly inevitable election defeat.
Think this is a step too far even for the Conservatives with their knack of changing leader and blaming everything on the old regime.
You could argue an election now is the best option. Things could easily go to shit this winter. People unable to afford food or heating, talk of blackouts. Get Labour in charge when all that was happening and at the next election they can claim it was all Labours fault, look how bad things were under Labour etc
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Some people love the idea of deregulation until something goes seriously wrong, then it's all why didn't someone do something to prevent this.
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They always resort to a bit if xenophobia/nationalism when things get tricky.
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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But never seem to remember the shitshow it causes and are quickly calling for more deregulation.
For some reason they can't see regulation as the thing that stops the bad stuff happening, only it getting in the way of growth.
shmmeee
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Some of it I don’t have an issue with, Ofsted registration for childminders and that sort of thing.
