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[Stroller]

Kemi Badenoch, who has previously described the UK's 2050 net zero emissions target as “unilateral economic disarmament”, now says that she is committed to it.

The heat must be getting to her.

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

Kemi Badenoch, who has previously described the UK's 2050 net zero emissions target as “unilateral economic disarmament”, now says that she is committed to it.

The heat must be getting to her.

A fresher breath of air with net zero.

 

[sb_73]

Tom can return to tugging his helmet. Sorry, hat. He was in Afghanistan you know, he might have forgotten to tell you that.

 

[kiwiqpr]

Tom can return to tugging his helmet. Sorry, hat. He was in Afghanistan you know, he might have forgotten to tell you that.

nothing wrong with not being a career politician

 

[Uber_Hoop]

It’s a stupid process though, isn’t it? Let the career MPs that are generally remote from their constituents whittle the field down to the two candidates most likely to give them a job and then ask the party faithful to choose the least **** because their preferred candidate was dumped out beforehand.

 

[Goldhawk-Road]

Badenoch is surely next to go. Will her supporters go for Truss or Mordaunt? Suspect Truss, and she will go through with Sunak to a members' vote. Then Truss wins, and gives Badenoch a good job.

 

[Uber_Hoop]

I hope the blue-rinsed coffin dodgers elect whoever’s against Spock in the final two.

 

[kiwiqpr]

Colin Brazier
@colinbrazierGBN

Boris took control of an RAF Typhoon fast-jet today. I have a feeling the last weeks of the Johnson premiership will take on a bucket-list quality.

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[clingo]

Colin Brazier
@colinbrazierGBN

Boris took control of an RAF Typhoon fast-jet today. I have a feeling the last weeks of the Johnson premiership will take on a bucket-list quality.

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Look out Angela

 

[Willhoops]

Colin Brazier
@colinbrazierGBN

Boris took control of an RAF Typhoon fast-jet today. I have a feeling the last weeks of the Johnson premiership will take on a bucket-list quality.

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Rather than doing the job he’s being paid to do. Wonder who paid for that.

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

I hope the blue-rinsed coffin dodgers elect whoever’s against Spock in the final two.

I’d like a Sunak v Badenoch final so they just internally combust.

 

[Uber_Hoop]

I’d like a Sunak v Badenoch final so they just internally combust.

Spock is just everything meh about a politician.

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

Spock is just everything meh about a politician.

Meh would be an improvement. The bloke’s been a disaster.

 

[Willhoops]

Spock is just everything meh about a politician.

i prefer meh than the circus we’ve had in recent years.

 

[Uber_Hoop]

Meh would be an improvement. The bloke’s been a disaster.

i prefer meh than the circus we’ve had in recent years.

True, but I’m not inspired by any of them, if I’m honest.

 

[kiwiqpr]

Rather than doing the job he’s being paid to do. Wonder who paid for that.

you did

 

[Willhoops]

you did

I wouldn’t mind if he’d had the decency to crash the ****er with him in it.

 

[kiwiqpr]

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[kiwiqpr]

“I’m looking at the candidates", says one MP, "and I'm beginning to think we should never have dumped Boris"

 

[rangercol]

It’s a stupid process though, isn’t it? Let the career MPs that are generally remote from their constituents whittle the field down to the two candidates most likely to give them a job and then ask the party faithful to choose the least **** because their preferred candidate was dumped out beforehand.

Exactly my thoughts.
MPs choose the final two, but the members' preferred choice won't get that far.
Then it's a choice between crap and slightly less crap.
Truss and Rishi completely leave me cold.
With one of those two taking over, nothing will change apart from the Boris circus.
Neither one will win the next election imo.