Why is he still in a job?
Why does he still have a reputation?
I don't necessarily want pro or anti-Johnson diatribes... more an explanation!
Yep, doesn't matter if you are Tory or not, it's still amazing that he has kept his job.Why is he still in a job?
Why does he still have a reputation?
I don't necessarily want pro or anti-Johnson diatribes... more an explanation!
May the Lord Almighty smite you down for that.I think he's a breath of fresh air in modern politics.
I think he's a breath of fresh air in modern politics.
I think he's a breath of fresh air in modern politics.
Why is he still in a job?
Why does he still have a reputation?
I don't necessarily want pro or anti-Johnson diatribes... more an explanation!
See, my theory is he still has a job because that way, he's part of the establishment.Because people hate politicians and he's clever enough to avoid being seen as one? See Trump.
Boris isn't as dangerous as Trump, because he does have some vestigial intelligence, but I'm sure he's as much of a narcissist, willing to do or say anything that's gets him what he wants regardless of the effect on others. In essence, a smiling menace.
This current lot make Major and Clarke look like Gandhi and Mandela by comparison.
See, my theory is he still has a job because that way, he's part of the establishment.
Trump got the gig because nobody in their right mind had given him the chance to fuck up politically, so he ended up untainted. Sack Johnson and you have the same.
Not convinced it's a wise strategy though when he's quite as destructive to peoples' lives as he appears to be atm!
If?Keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
May is a waste of space but the perfect scapegoat if Brexit goes wrong.
I see his dad is going into the jungle for I’m a celeb :emoji_face_palm:
Surely he was in prime position to become leader after we voted to leave the EU, seems to me that he bottled it and didn't want to negotiate us through the mess he had campaigned for, maybe he wan't convinced by his own campaigning and just wanted to give Cameron a bloody noseHe's trying to get sacked so he can contest the leadership.
So why does he?He has shown himself to be utterly incapable of holding a position of responsibility over the past year.
Surely he was in prime position to become leader after we voted to leave the EU, seems to me that he bottled it and didn't want to negotiate us through the mess he had campaigned for, maybe he wan't convinced by his own campaigning and just wanted to give Cameron a bloody nose
As in 'some'?He said he didn't think Boris had the necessary leadership skills.
The thing is, it's often reckoned he wouldn't win a leadership election anyway, as he has a knack of making enemies as much as he makes friends in the House of Commons.think that's pretty much what Gove said. I don't think he posses any!
I may be doing him a disservice.
The thing is, it's often reckoned he wouldn't win a leadership election anyway, as he has a knack of making enemies as much as he makes friends in the House of Commons.
Which, if true, would take away the need for him to be in government... unless you accept the damage he could do outside of it.
To become PM, first you have to become party leader.he spent the tory party conference chumming about with the editor of the sun. Tim Fisher could become PM with Murdochs red top behind him. He is fiercely ambitious behind the bumbling buffoon persona.
To become PM, first you have to become party leader.
Osbourne is lurking in the shadows, is a safe by-election coming up or is he waiting to stand for Mayor of London?
You think? Interesting. He's allowed some fairly scathing stuff to be published about the tories in the Evening Standard. Wonder if the grandees of the party would welcome him back?
It has been intentional!! The grandees would welcome him back I'm sure.
So why does he?
To be honest I hadn't even considered his return. Pro EU as well! Though he could always change his position, everyone else has!
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