Grendel
Well-Known Member
You certainly don’t teach politics do you?
If he really is happy to bloat the welfare state he has an odd way of showing it. He is simply governed in the same way Trump was, whoever is the last person in the room to speak to him persuades him to go with their ideas.
His premiership is a good mirror to the general state that the UK finds itself in-clinging on to past glories.
You certainly don’t teach politics do you?
Starmer is an idiot "Dear Government, change your leader now it looks like his popularity is waning. We're not saying the Conservative party is a rotten edifice unfit to govern just the current Prime Minister"Starmer stepping it up a notch. Much more bullish now
There are others?You truly are a gift to people like me - genuinely amusing and tragic in equal measure
They're only in power because of Johnson's personality which many people seem to like for some inexplicable reason. He goes and they have nothing to appeal to anybody apart from self interested rich people. In a Government of such low competence a leader like Sunak would not have any chance of maintaining public support.Starmer is an idiot "Dear Government, change your leader now it looks like his popularity is waning. We're not saying the Conservative party is a rotten edifice unfit to govern just the current Prime Minister"
Apart from he'd be seen as a refreshing change and, indeed, competent.They're only in power because of Johnson's personality which many people seem to like for some inexplicable reason. He goes and they have nothing to appeal to anybody apart from self interested rich people. In a Government of such low competence a leader like Sunak would not have any chance of maintaining public support.
Apart from he'd be seen as a refreshing change and, indeed, competent.
He will ultimately. Atm however, he's the bloke who spent a lot on furlough and gave us Eat Out to Help OutWhat got a lot of Brexiters on board with the Tories was promises of investment post Brexit. I had mates telling me how excited they were there would be so many jobs with all the infrastructure Boris wanted to build. Sunak is an unreconstructed Thatcherite who will slash spending so I can’t see him holding on to red wall voters TBH.
What got a lot of Brexiters on board with the Tories was promises of investment post Brexit. I had mates telling me how excited they were there would be so many jobs with all the infrastructure Boris wanted to build. Sunak is an unreconstructed Thatcherite who will slash spending so I can’t see him holding on to red wall voters TBH.
The fact they keep denying it
At some point they’ll start to go after Starmer as a person in the same way they did Miliband and Corbyn. There will be people now digging through his work as DPP looking for things they can use later on.Agree.
Whenever Johnson goes they'll get a short term bump in the polls.
But in losing Johnson they'll lose a lot of voters. He's ripped up the party and they don't really stand for anything anymore. They'll lose the people who voted for him because of Brexit, the people who voted for him because 'he's a bit of a character and has funny hair' and (this is not specific to Johnson but more an overall point) the people who wanted anyone but Corbyn.
They are going to lose a huge chunk of votes at the next GE. Whether it's enough to kick them out remains to be seen, but I think it'll be very close.
It's been done already. There was stuff about him letting Jimmy Saville of being shared, even by some Tory MP I think. They went after him for buying up land that turned out was for his poorly Mum's donkey sanctuary or something. There will of course be more but I feel he's so 'boring' that it won't be easy to get stuff to stick as it was with Jezza.At some point they’ll start to go after Starmer as a person in the same way they did Miliband and Corbyn. There will be people now digging through his work as DPP looking for things they can use later on.
It's madness.At some point they’ll start to go after Starmer as a person in the same way they did Miliband and Corbyn. There will be people now digging through his work as DPP looking for things they can use later on.
It's madness.
Johnson was sacked twice for lying before he became an MP, but that's okay as it's before he served in government.
Any member of the opposition has their entire life scrutinised, looking for perceived impropriety.
You'd almost think that the balanced media had an agenda.
Should be much higher , Labour should be in the 40sLatest Yougov poll:
Should be much higher , Labour should be in the 40s
Stop wasting votes on green and lib dems if you want actual change people , labour can't do it without your votes
How do you know Mr Johnson has been sacked twice?
Barely 2 years in the big house and knifes are already sharpened.
He may yet see this off but the shine s worn off way quicker than anticipated
They're only in power because of Johnson's personality which many people seem to like for some inexplicable reason. He goes and they have nothing to appeal to anybody apart from self interested rich people. In a Government of such low competence a leader like Sunak would not have any chance of maintaining public support.
Apart from he'd be seen as a refreshing change and, indeed, competent.
Should be much higher , Labour should be in the 40s
Stop wasting votes on green and lib dems if you want actual change people , labour can't do it without your votes
Because he quite literally was sacked twice for lying.
Why are you so averse to facts surrounding 'Mr Johnson'?
I think the Brexit message had the biggest say, or at least in the scale of the victory, but if it had been down solely to personality Johnson was going to win over Corbyn.
Because he quite literally was sacked twice for lying.
Why are you so averse to facts surrounding 'Mr Johnson'?
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