British Politics

As the conversation has been limited to the two of us, I assume your latest attempt at deflection is aimed at me, yet I never said any of that.

What I have seen is YOU repeatedly failing to find any substance for YOUR claims in the document YOU posted.

 

Post the bit of the document you feel backs that claim up. It's all I've asked from the off.

 

Loving the attempts of the opposition to get all mawkish about the NO 10 party thing, despite some of those tugging at heart strings being far from innocent, and the NHS having discos on tiktok.

Meanwhile, Russia builds is forces up...

 

He is living on borrowed time

 

I doubt Boris cares . He came in to get a Brexit deal done that , in addition to delivering what was voted for , also benefited people like him and his friends who have money invested in overseas hedge funds .

He was happy and then he had to deal with Covid . He’s been trundling along not giving a monkeys toss whilst helping his associates.

If he goes , it won’t make much a difference to anyone but he will see it as a job well done .

 

Whoever replaces Bojo will be just as bad as all the other terrible leaders we have endured .

The next one will have tits or a brown face possibly both

 

Norwich aren’t signing him Duncs.

 

The opposition just don't get the reality that most people couldn't give a flying **** about the parties, as we were busy cracking on with life and having parties of our own, and there are far more important issues, and everyone just expects politicians to lie anyway.

 

It would be worth the Tories putting in their 3rd woman and first brown person just to rub the Left's face in diversity.

The fall out from putting Pretty petal into number 10 would be hilarious.

I wouldn't even care if the country completely turned to **** ( even more) it would we worth it for the giggles.

 

It’s all distraction. He everyone look at the shiny keys , look , look !

 

Bolshevik Boris and Socialist Sunak got together to run a piece in The Sunday Times stating that the planned National Insurance hike in April will still be going ahead; and putting up a pretty woeful explanation of why they are not going to do a U-turn. The cynic in me thinks that this was more an exercise in trying to demonstrate that there is no division between the Prime Minister and the Chancellor after Sunak went on an away day to Devon on a day when Johnson was under fire in Parliament and has been reportedly sounding out colleagues in case there is a leadership election.

Johnson’s former employer, the Sunday Telegraph, ran a comment piece ‘Boris Johnson is morphing into John Major’, which as a headline at least was unkind to Major as Spitting Image portrayed him as a grey, pea-eating, Currie-shagging bureaucrat whereas Boris is portrayed by every cartoonist as a dishevelled bumbling clown.

The gist of the article was that, according to opinion polls, the Conservatives are no longer consider the party of low taxes as the plethora of increases coming into view on the horizon will be economically damaging, leading to lower private sector investment and lower growth. Surely that will not result in anyone trusting Labour on the economy.

 

When will Labour manage to kick the ball in the direction of a wide open goal, rather than just repeating the same thing again and again, allowing Doris just to wearily trot out the same short reply?

They're really poor at this. It simply shows they're terrified to get into a debate on the issues that actually matter.

Even their colleagues have drifted off.

 

Are you watching BBC parliament?

 

Johnson got Brexit over the line at least he was good to his word with that and worth the vote .

I couldn't care less who replaces him now the people holding the puppet strings will be the same regardless.

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/live/bbcparliament

 

He was his usual spoiled child self, and got made to stand in the naughty corner for spouting bullshit. He's a joke of a politician, which given he's the leader, says a lot about the rest.

The dopey fat **** would love people to ignore the fact he refused to step down when he broke the rules.