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Do you want to discuss boring politics? (44 Viewers)
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skybluetony176
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Shit just got real.
Damned if they do, damned if they don’t. After confidence vote (and rules currently in place) all eyes on cabinet to do the right thing
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Leaving it this long does look a bit shit, though.
Will be funny to see who else jumps quick now, mind, to make sure they look principled too.
Dorries to quit by mistake?
clint van damme
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Too late to look honourable in my eyes.
They've been complicit in everything this charlatan had been involved in since the day he was elected.
Yeah, not saying it’s particularly honourable of them (let’s be honest most MPs think of themselves first) but do think it’s the right call
stay_up_skyblues
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anything happening?
clint van damme
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It makes no odds to me personally. My opinion of them all couldn't be lower and resigning gives them no kudos in my eyes.
They all knew about this perverts antics.
It’sabatch87
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Gonna be fun in here tonight, fill yer boots guys !!
skybluetony176
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Leaves an opening for Fabricant. That’s pretty much where we are.
clint van damme
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Gonna be fun in here tonight, fill yer boots guys !!
That's what someone said to Chris Pincher as he made his way to the commons bar for happy hour.
skybluetony176
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It’s apparently not over yet. More before the end of the night.
Goodness me.
skybluetony176
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The excellent Dan Hodges
clint van damme
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Truss 100 percent behind Johnson, haha!!
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Christ, Jess Phillips has just said there are some good people in Boris Johnson's cabinet. They must keep that well hidden!
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The but Starmer brigade will be here soon
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Sunak resigns saying the public expect a Government that is proper competent and serious. Undoubtedly that is true, but he seems to forget that he has been central to this Government.
clint van damme
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Well there's no socialists so she'd feel right at home
It’s laughable that it’s now they decide enough is enough and say things like this.
Otis
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Would have respected them so much more had they quit on principle some time back.
Looks very silly now being noble all of a sudden.
fernandopartridge
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David O'Day
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almost like he has forgot he is chancellor
fernandopartridge
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Weirdly wouldn't be surprised if the resignations of those pair actually help Johnson in the short term in regard to the public sympathy with him
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It's usually the other way round
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Public sympathy for a leader who 'forgets' that someone who works for him has sexually assaulted colleagues?
Needs one or two more really after some of the cabinet supporting. Otherwise it will be down to Brady to say ‘we’ll change the rules and you’ll be out anyway so may as well go now’
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Gove decides to stay. Slightly surprises me, but then what dirt do they have on him?!?
lifeskyblue
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Incredible isn’t it that it’s Pincher that has brought this about…and not the scandals re proroguing of of Parliament, the economic crisis, PPE mess ups etc etc.
but at least a couple have finally found their spines.
My money for chancellor is Dorries or Larry the cat.
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