| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? 17:04 - Nov 15 with 6213 views | Dubtractor |
"wibble, wibble, brexit?"
Imagine not being able to answer a question as simple as this? Especially after his pp broadcast earlier in the week where he was pretending to be just like normal people.
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:06 - Nov 15 with 4174 views | J2BLUE |
"you're a family man"
Credit to her for not laughing.
Tim Walker was excellent on Sky News yesterday saying that politicians from all parties weren't real and to be a politician these days it's about being an actor and learning a script. couldn't be more evident there. |  |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:22 - Nov 15 with 4126 views | BackToRussia |
Lowie you want to chip in? |  |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:28 - Nov 15 with 4099 views | BrixtonBlue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:06 - Nov 15 by J2BLUE |
"you're a family man"
Credit to her for not laughing.
Tim Walker was excellent on Sky News yesterday saying that politicians from all parties weren't real and to be a politician these days it's about being an actor and learning a script. couldn't be more evident there. |
Apart from Boris forgot to learn the script. |  |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:46 - Nov 15 with 4070 views | brazil1982 |
Well perhaps today's mutterings against labour have come as a bit of respite against the usual dozen or so anti Brexit, Trump, Tories threads. |  | | |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:47 - Nov 15 with 4065 views | Dubtractor |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:46 - Nov 15 by brazil1982 |
Well perhaps today's mutterings against labour have come as a bit of respite against the usual dozen or so anti Brexit, Trump, Tories threads. |
You're right, absolutely no one ever has a pop at Corbyn on here do they? | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:56 - Nov 15 with 4042 views | BackToRussia |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:46 - Nov 15 by brazil1982 |
Well perhaps today's mutterings against labour have come as a bit of respite against the usual dozen or so anti Brexit, Trump, Tories threads. |
You mean on the board where the majority are Tories? | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:11 - Nov 15 with 4002 views | factual_blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:46 - Nov 15 by brazil1982 |
Well perhaps today's mutterings against labour have come as a bit of respite against the usual dozen or so anti Brexit, Trump, Tories threads. |
You hate Mr Corbyn, we get it. |  |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:26 - Nov 15 with 3954 views | BackToRussia |
Er, am I? I guess you're being pedantic and you mean non Tories are the majority when grouped together. | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:30 - Nov 15 with 3947 views | gordon |
To send him into a frenzy of panic you basically just have to ask him anything about his character, private life or how he treats other people. |  | | |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:47 - Nov 15 with 3913 views | Darth_Koont |
Strangely, I almost felt a bit sorry for him.
The questioning was a little harsh but it became painful when he couldn't even answer in a relatable way. He was way out of his depth as Foreign Secretary but he's a shambles on every level as PM.
He's pure Establishment trying to strap on an uncomfortable populist, man of the People's Will persona. Unfortunately he has no practice of that like Farage nor Farage's very carefully cultivated pint and a fag brand to fall back on. Now it's the Peter principle and he's promoted himself to a position that he just can't fake well enough or long enough to bluster through.
I feel an awful lot sorrier for the country, of course. |  |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:59 - Nov 15 with 3880 views | Swansea_Blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:28 - Nov 15 by BrixtonBlue |
Apart from Boris forgot to learn the script. |
He’s rubbish off script. He’s at his best when he can play to an audience, with little riding on it. I saw him speak at a Tory conference and he was excellent. A real entertainer, but all scripted and practiced. But since it’s got serious and he’s been the PM the jokey approach doesn’t work because his words and the actions of his government have real consequences. People look to him for answers and he doesn’t have any.
Totally unfit to be the PM, sadly. No sincerity, too many lies, not mentally quick/mature enough to deal with what the role throws at him. |  |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:04 - Nov 15 with 3854 views | Swansea_Blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:06 - Nov 15 by J2BLUE |
"you're a family man"
Credit to her for not laughing.
Tim Walker was excellent on Sky News yesterday saying that politicians from all parties weren't real and to be a politician these days it's about being an actor and learning a script. couldn't be more evident there. |
To be fair, part of him is in more families than most  | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:07 - Nov 15 with 3852 views | jeera |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:59 - Nov 15 by Swansea_Blue |
He’s rubbish off script. He’s at his best when he can play to an audience, with little riding on it. I saw him speak at a Tory conference and he was excellent. A real entertainer, but all scripted and practiced. But since it’s got serious and he’s been the PM the jokey approach doesn’t work because his words and the actions of his government have real consequences. People look to him for answers and he doesn’t have any.
Totally unfit to be the PM, sadly. No sincerity, too many lies, not mentally quick/mature enough to deal with what the role throws at him. |
Hardly anyone's vision of a statesmen is he. |  |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:12 - Nov 15 with 3835 views | Swansea_Blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:07 - Nov 15 by jeera |
Hardly anyone's vision of a statesmen is he. |
Put much more succinctly 👠| |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:28 - Nov 15 with 3812 views | J2BLUE |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 17:28 - Nov 15 by BrixtonBlue |
Apart from Boris forgot to learn the script. |
Exactly, he's an embarrassment to the country. | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:34 - Nov 15 with 3799 views | factual_blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:26 - Nov 15 by BackToRussia |
Er, am I? I guess you're being pedantic and you mean non Tories are the majority when grouped together. |
Yes. Tories aren't the majority.
I'm being absolutely correct. Not pedantic. Not wrong. | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:40 - Nov 15 with 3789 views | factual_blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:59 - Nov 15 by Swansea_Blue |
He’s rubbish off script. He’s at his best when he can play to an audience, with little riding on it. I saw him speak at a Tory conference and he was excellent. A real entertainer, but all scripted and practiced. But since it’s got serious and he’s been the PM the jokey approach doesn’t work because his words and the actions of his government have real consequences. People look to him for answers and he doesn’t have any.
Totally unfit to be the PM, sadly. No sincerity, too many lies, not mentally quick/mature enough to deal with what the role throws at him. |
'boris johnson is totally unfit to hold any public office'.
Mr Ian Hislop | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:40 - Nov 15 with 3786 views | BackToRussia |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:34 - Nov 15 by factual_blue |
Yes. Tories aren't the majority.
I'm being absolutely correct. Not pedantic. Not wrong. |
Wow, well done on managing to be pedantic about being pedantic. | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:44 - Nov 15 with 3780 views | factual_blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:40 - Nov 15 by BackToRussia |
Wow, well done on managing to be pedantic about being pedantic. |
You haven't quite grasped what 'a majority' is, have you? A majority means more than half.
In the poll, therefore, the tory 'vote' isn't a majority. It is, however, the largest single group.
Hope that's cleared it up for you. | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:46 - Nov 15 with 3775 views | factual_blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:07 - Nov 15 by jeera |
Hardly anyone's vision of a statesmen is he. |
I think you meant 'nobody's'. | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:51 - Nov 15 with 3755 views | BackToRussia |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:44 - Nov 15 by factual_blue |
You haven't quite grasped what 'a majority' is, have you? A majority means more than half.
In the poll, therefore, the tory 'vote' isn't a majority. It is, however, the largest single group.
Hope that's cleared it up for you. |
Duh.
That's the thing with pedants isn't it, they think they're elucidating some brilliant insight, yet they're just stating the absolute obvious, managing to suck the life out of any exchange and showing themselves to be complete bores. | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:52 - Nov 15 with 3755 views | factual_blue |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:51 - Nov 15 by BackToRussia |
Duh.
That's the thing with pedants isn't it, they think they're elucidating some brilliant insight, yet they're just stating the absolute obvious, managing to suck the life out of any exchange and showing themselves to be complete bores. |
I'd withdraw gracefully if I were you. You were wrong. Admit it, learn, and move on. | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:52 - Nov 15 with 3755 views | Darth_Koont |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 18:59 - Nov 15 by Swansea_Blue |
He’s rubbish off script. He’s at his best when he can play to an audience, with little riding on it. I saw him speak at a Tory conference and he was excellent. A real entertainer, but all scripted and practiced. But since it’s got serious and he’s been the PM the jokey approach doesn’t work because his words and the actions of his government have real consequences. People look to him for answers and he doesn’t have any.
Totally unfit to be the PM, sadly. No sincerity, too many lies, not mentally quick/mature enough to deal with what the role throws at him. |
Re: his persona, speeches, sincerity etc., this has been posted on here before but it bears repeating. With one of the strangest flips in the story halfway through since From Dusk Till Dawn.
https://reaction.life/jeremy-vine-my-boris-story/ | |
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| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:52 - Nov 15 with 3752 views | BackToRussia |
| We've all had a pop at Labour today, but what about this chump? on 19:52 - Nov 15 by factual_blue |
I'd withdraw gracefully if I were you. You were wrong. Admit it, learn, and move on. |
I'm starting to come round to Labour's new policy of disbanding the civil service. Shame they can't make it retroactive. | |
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