| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. 12:39 - Sep 4 with 4709 views | BlueBadger |
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford asks Mr Johnson to act to remove the threat of a "catastrophic no-deal Brexit".
Mr Johnson's reply about implementing the result of the referendum prompts a mocking response from Mr Blackford.
"I know he's a new boy," he says, to whoops from MPs.
"We ask the questions - he's supposed to answer them." |  |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:41 - Sep 4 with 2711 views | Sikamikanico |
I liked that one as well.
Boris is certainly coming across as someone whose mentality is very much still as a schoolboy. |  | | |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:44 - Sep 4 with 2676 views | Ryorry |
Dammit, listening to TMS I totally forgot about PMQs, had intended to switch stations at noon! |  |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:44 - Sep 4 with 2673 views | BackToRussia |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:41 - Sep 4 by Sikamikanico |
I liked that one as well.
Boris is certainly coming across as someone whose mentality is very much still as a schoolboy. |
Of course it is. Do you really think he's progressed from the Bullingdon club? |  |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:46 - Sep 4 with 2656 views | Sikamikanico |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:44 - Sep 4 by BackToRussia |
Of course it is. Do you really think he's progressed from the Bullingdon club? |
No I would not have done. But surely he would have been coached by his team into not showing he hasn't straightaway? | | | |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:47 - Sep 4 with 2661 views | BlueBadger |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:44 - Sep 4 by BackToRussia |
Of course it is. Do you really think he's progressed from the Bullingdon club? |
In a very real sense, the only difference between his behaviour now and his behaviour at the Bullingdon is the scale of the establishment he's wreaking careless damage on and expecting others to clean up for him. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:50 - Sep 4 with 2628 views | BackToRussia |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:46 - Sep 4 by Sikamikanico |
No I would not have done. But surely he would have been coached by his team into not showing he hasn't straightaway? |
I think they relied upon a certain cult of personality with Boris, but that's about 5 years out of date. People had an affection for him while he was doing things that were fairly unimportant, but since he's been a foreign secretary, people have realised that his lack of care actually has big and real consequences, see the British Iranian lady being imprisoned. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:51 - Sep 4 with 2624 views | BackToRussia |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:47 - Sep 4 by BlueBadger |
In a very real sense, the only difference between his behaviour now and his behaviour at the Bullingdon is the scale of the establishment he's wreaking careless damage on and expecting others to clean up for him. |
Haha, very good. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:53 - Sep 4 with 2609 views | itfcjoe |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:50 - Sep 4 by BackToRussia |
I think they relied upon a certain cult of personality with Boris, but that's about 5 years out of date. People had an affection for him while he was doing things that were fairly unimportant, but since he's been a foreign secretary, people have realised that his lack of care actually has big and real consequences, see the British Iranian lady being imprisoned. |
I think it's the whole Brexit Bus thing and the blatant lies on the campaign trail too, just showed clearly he wasn't just a character but was untrustworthy |  |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:54 - Sep 4 with 2601 views | BlueBadger |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:50 - Sep 4 by BackToRussia |
I think they relied upon a certain cult of personality with Boris, but that's about 5 years out of date. People had an affection for him while he was doing things that were fairly unimportant, but since he's been a foreign secretary, people have realised that his lack of care actually has big and real consequences, see the British Iranian lady being imprisoned. |
Ah now, Boris has gone from being a cult to a massive cult now. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:55 - Sep 4 with 2588 views | Ryorry |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:53 - Sep 4 by itfcjoe |
I think it's the whole Brexit Bus thing and the blatant lies on the campaign trail too, just showed clearly he wasn't just a character but was untrustworthy |
Pity so many millions of voters couldn't, or didn't want to, see that in 2016 ... | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:56 - Sep 4 with 2575 views | BackToRussia |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:53 - Sep 4 by itfcjoe |
I think it's the whole Brexit Bus thing and the blatant lies on the campaign trail too, just showed clearly he wasn't just a character but was untrustworthy |
Ah yes you're right, his role in the Brexit campaign is way more relevant and damaging. It also came out in the last month that he was going to campaign for Remain but had flip flopped on that too. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:00 - Sep 4 with 2531 views | Swansea_Blue |
Car crash from Boris. He's really spectaculalrly sh*t at all of this. Possibly worse than May, which is saying something. |  |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:00 - Sep 4 with 2533 views | itfcjoe |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:56 - Sep 4 by BackToRussia |
Ah yes you're right, his role in the Brexit campaign is way more relevant and damaging. It also came out in the last month that he was going to campaign for Remain but had flip flopped on that too. |
Whoever was responsible for it, it was always the Boris Bus - and on the morning after the referendum they already were back pedalling from that 'promise'. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:00 - Sep 4 with 2529 views | BlueBadger |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 12:55 - Sep 4 by Ryorry |
Pity so many millions of voters couldn't, or didn't want to, see that in 2016 ... |
You just weren't behind your country hard enough, you filthy traitor. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:00 - Sep 4 with 2531 views | SE1blue |
On BBC’s Parliament channel, JRM was described as a ‘haunted Victorian pencil’.
So apt. |  |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:01 - Sep 4 with 2525 views | BlueBadger |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:00 - Sep 4 by Swansea_Blue |
Car crash from Boris. He's really spectaculalrly sh*t at all of this. Possibly worse than May, which is saying something. |
It's really almost impressive that he's making the Dear Leader look not only competent but really rather good in comparison. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:03 - Sep 4 with 2494 views | Ryorry |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:00 - Sep 4 by Swansea_Blue |
Car crash from Boris. He's really spectaculalrly sh*t at all of this. Possibly worse than May, which is saying something. |
I certainly wasn't a fan of May's, but at least she had some sort of genuine care for the country, wasn't just out for her own personal gain, and wasn't actually malicious like Boris is. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:09 - Sep 4 with 2475 views | Herbivore |
The past couple of days we've seen why Alexander the not so Great's handlers have been desperate to keep him away from any questioning or scrutiny since May resigned. When faced with any degree of scrutiny he absolutely crumbles and is so deeply unimpressive that you wonder how anyone ever could have been sucked in by him. The more this goes on the harder it'll be for him to win an election. Aside from the Brexit Party hardliners who have their earmuffs and blinkers on, nobody can surely countenance a vote for a shambolic Tory government led by this clown. |  |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:23 - Sep 4 with 2407 views | Steve_M |
And there was this:
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:28 - Sep 4 with 2376 views | Ryorry |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:09 - Sep 4 by Herbivore |
The past couple of days we've seen why Alexander the not so Great's handlers have been desperate to keep him away from any questioning or scrutiny since May resigned. When faced with any degree of scrutiny he absolutely crumbles and is so deeply unimpressive that you wonder how anyone ever could have been sucked in by him. The more this goes on the harder it'll be for him to win an election. Aside from the Brexit Party hardliners who have their earmuffs and blinkers on, nobody can surely countenance a vote for a shambolic Tory government led by this clown. |
Trouble is the automatic voters deep in the shires are such diehards & reluctant to use any braincells they may have when it comes to GEs that if they were turkeys, they'd automatically vote for Christmas - and probably to reinstate the local slaughterhouses that were shut down a few years ago (because of EU regs) with which to despatch themselves too! | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:32 - Sep 4 with 2350 views | Guthrum |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:28 - Sep 4 by Ryorry |
Trouble is the automatic voters deep in the shires are such diehards & reluctant to use any braincells they may have when it comes to GEs that if they were turkeys, they'd automatically vote for Christmas - and probably to reinstate the local slaughterhouses that were shut down a few years ago (because of EU regs) with which to despatch themselves too! |
But they vote Conservative already. It won't make any difference to the result.
Where the swing happens is in the medium-sized towns, the great urban areas of the North and Midlands, plus Scotland. In those places, the situation is a lot more complex. |  |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:37 - Sep 4 with 2294 views | BackToRussia |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:32 - Sep 4 by Guthrum |
But they vote Conservative already. It won't make any difference to the result.
Where the swing happens is in the medium-sized towns, the great urban areas of the North and Midlands, plus Scotland. In those places, the situation is a lot more complex. |
Scotland being broadly Remain is interesting for Labour. If they can paint themselves as broadly Remain, they could win some of it back. Think the SNP are quite popular at the moment tho? | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:37 - Sep 4 with 2297 views | Herbivore |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:28 - Sep 4 by Ryorry |
Trouble is the automatic voters deep in the shires are such diehards & reluctant to use any braincells they may have when it comes to GEs that if they were turkeys, they'd automatically vote for Christmas - and probably to reinstate the local slaughterhouses that were shut down a few years ago (because of EU regs) with which to despatch themselves too! |
Agreed, but it's not those safe seats that can win him a majority. He stands to lose (I expect) most of not all of the seats the Tories gained in Scotland. There are a number of Tory marginals they stand to lose. Despite the recent polls I find it hard to see how he makes sufficient gains to win an outright majority. | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:38 - Sep 4 with 2285 views | itfcjoe |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:37 - Sep 4 by BackToRussia |
Scotland being broadly Remain is interesting for Labour. If they can paint themselves as broadly Remain, they could win some of it back. Think the SNP are quite popular at the moment tho? |
I don't think 'broadly remain' will cut it in Scotland | |
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| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:40 - Sep 4 with 2270 views | Guthrum |
| BBC PMQ's thread is glorious today. on 13:37 - Sep 4 by BackToRussia |
Scotland being broadly Remain is interesting for Labour. If they can paint themselves as broadly Remain, they could win some of it back. Think the SNP are quite popular at the moment tho? |
The SNP are very Remain. They are more likely to take seats from Labour. Of more useful leverage for the latter is the Independence debate. | |
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