| At the end of PMQs 12:18 - Nov 2 with 1686 views | MattinLondon |
The PM basically had nothing to say so ended it with a ‘yeah but Corbyn’ response. Kinda pathetic. |  | | |  |
| At the end of PMQs on 12:38 - Nov 2 with 1614 views | itfcjoe |
He's really gone back to the Boris playbook, and it suits him even less |  |
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| At the end of PMQs on 12:42 - Nov 2 with 1583 views | Bobbychase |
Essentially what he did last week. Is this going to be a weekly thing? |  |
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| At the end of PMQs on 12:46 - Nov 2 with 1572 views | DJR |
In many ways, he ignores the question even more than Johnson did. Johnson often had a stab at it (however truthful) before coming back with something more knock about. I sense the hand of Gove behind this, but I think it may show that Sunak is not necessarily that quick on his feet because it all seems very rehearsed, and it doesn't seem to matter what the question is.
I suppose it does mean he is unlikely to be stuffed at PMQs which may be all they are trying to achieve because the lines he is coming up with surely aren't playing to a receptive audience any longer. |  | | |
| At the end of PMQs on 12:51 - Nov 2 with 1533 views | itfcjoe |
| At the end of PMQs on 12:46 - Nov 2 by DJR |
In many ways, he ignores the question even more than Johnson did. Johnson often had a stab at it (however truthful) before coming back with something more knock about. I sense the hand of Gove behind this, but I think it may show that Sunak is not necessarily that quick on his feet because it all seems very rehearsed, and it doesn't seem to matter what the question is.
I suppose it does mean he is unlikely to be stuffed at PMQs which may be all they are trying to achieve because the lines he is coming up with surely aren't playing to a receptive audience any longer. |
It takes a few months, usually in opposition to get 'good' at PMQs, Starmer been doing it for ages now and is a lot better than he was | |
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| At the end of PMQs on 13:07 - Nov 2 with 1467 views | DJR |
| At the end of PMQs on 12:51 - Nov 2 by itfcjoe |
It takes a few months, usually in opposition to get 'good' at PMQs, Starmer been doing it for ages now and is a lot better than he was |
That's certainly true. But one advantage that both recent PMs have had is the six week hustings which will have enabled them to become much more confident public performers. | | | |
| At the end of PMQs on 13:08 - Nov 2 with 1459 views | BlueBadger |
| At the end of PMQs on 13:07 - Nov 2 by DJR |
That's certainly true. But one advantage that both recent PMs have had is the six week hustings which will have enabled them to become much more confident public performers. |
Christ. Imagine how f**king awful they were before. |  |
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| At the end of PMQs on 13:39 - Nov 2 with 1375 views | ITFC_Forever |
| At the end of PMQs on 12:51 - Nov 2 by itfcjoe |
It takes a few months, usually in opposition to get 'good' at PMQs, Starmer been doing it for ages now and is a lot better than he was |
Stamer's also a highly-qualified legal bod, so thinking on his feet in the court room is second nature to him. |  |
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| At the end of PMQs on 15:12 - Nov 2 with 1204 views | MattinLondon |
| At the end of PMQs on 13:39 - Nov 2 by ITFC_Forever |
Stamer's also a highly-qualified legal bod, so thinking on his feet in the court room is second nature to him. |
You’d think a PM would also be able to think on their feet quite easily. | | | |
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| At the end of PMQs on 15:38 - Nov 2 with 1152 views | HARRY10 |
| At the end of PMQs on 15:12 - Nov 2 by MattinLondon |
You’d think a PM would also be able to think on their feet quite easily. |
Were that to be true then they might not be a Tory
but at least we had a new three word slogan
'fair and compassionate' |  | | |
| At the end of PMQs on 15:54 - Nov 2 with 1100 views | ITFC_Forever |
| At the end of PMQs on 15:12 - Nov 2 by MattinLondon |
You’d think a PM would also be able to think on their feet quite easily. |
You have such high expectations.... | |
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| At the end of PMQs on 16:33 - Nov 2 with 1014 views | jontysnut |
| At the end of PMQs on 12:46 - Nov 2 by DJR |
In many ways, he ignores the question even more than Johnson did. Johnson often had a stab at it (however truthful) before coming back with something more knock about. I sense the hand of Gove behind this, but I think it may show that Sunak is not necessarily that quick on his feet because it all seems very rehearsed, and it doesn't seem to matter what the question is.
I suppose it does mean he is unlikely to be stuffed at PMQs which may be all they are trying to achieve because the lines he is coming up with surely aren't playing to a receptive audience any longer. |
Most reasonable observers thought that Sunak was rubbish, with only the 'but Corbyn' lines generating waving of order papers from his own benches. According to the Express and Mail it was a resounding triumph. Therein lies Starmers problem. |  | | |
| At the end of PMQs on 18:05 - Nov 2 with 903 views | DJR |
| At the end of PMQs on 16:33 - Nov 2 by jontysnut |
Most reasonable observers thought that Sunak was rubbish, with only the 'but Corbyn' lines generating waving of order papers from his own benches. According to the Express and Mail it was a resounding triumph. Therein lies Starmers problem. |
It was funny recently, with the Mail desperately printing articles supporting Truss, to see its commenters mocking the paper for its stance. | | | |
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