| Have we covered Johnson's shambolic speech yet? 13:00 - Nov 22 with 5984 views | tractordownsouth |
I've just seen someone on Twitter claim watching this will end imposter syndrome and I think I agree.
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| Sunak 12/5 fav.... on 12:37 - Nov 23 with 443 views | tractordownsouth |
| Sunak 12/5 fav.... on 21:09 - Nov 22 by Swansea_Blue |
Truss?! 
Are they stu... oh yeah, carry on. |
I think Truss would be my choice. She's not as horrendous as Patel, Gove etc and she's also much more beatable in an election. | |
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| Sunak 12/5 fav.... on 12:42 - Nov 23 with 425 views | tractordownsouth |
| Sunak 12/5 fav.... on 10:28 - Nov 23 by wkj |
Starmer would be miles ahead of any tory front bencher right now - but preferable as part of a Lab/SNP/Wales coalition - I would be surprised if Lib Dems were invited to form in the event of a hung parliament. |
If a Lab/Lib government is viable without the SNP, even in a minority, they will definitely be the preferred coalition partners. [Post edited 23 Nov 2021 12:42]
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| Have we covered Johnson's shambolic speech yet? on 14:27 - Nov 23 with 362 views | HARRY10 |
| Have we covered Johnson's shambolic speech yet? on 09:26 - Nov 23 by Blueschev |
It has diverted people's attention away from the Health and Care Bill. Job done. |
au contraire, it has merely compounded voters thoughts that he is utterly incompetent.
Without that shtshow of a speech, he might have been able to fight back against adverse comment about the social care bill.
Much as with his disastrous intervention in the Paterson case. Had he had kept quiet in would have blown over.
Undelines the old saying about better to keep quiet and be thought an idiot, than to open your mouth and confirm that thought. |  | | |
| Have we covered Johnson's shambolic speech yet? on 15:00 - Nov 23 with 332 views | Blueschev |
| Have we covered Johnson's shambolic speech yet? on 14:27 - Nov 23 by HARRY10 |
au contraire, it has merely compounded voters thoughts that he is utterly incompetent.
Without that shtshow of a speech, he might have been able to fight back against adverse comment about the social care bill.
Much as with his disastrous intervention in the Paterson case. Had he had kept quiet in would have blown over.
Undelines the old saying about better to keep quiet and be thought an idiot, than to open your mouth and confirm that thought. |
Most voters attention will now be drawn to Boris "doing a Boris" rather than giving the social care care bill much or any attention. It's classic Johnson, distract people with buffoonery in order to distract them from what's actually going on. Hopefully the loveable idiot act (and it is an act) will begin to wear thin, but it's got him where he is today. |  | | |
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