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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
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well seems as they have been in power for the majority of the last fifty years id say we live in a predominantly conservitive country.so will most likley be kicked out next election lose the one after that then win power again,i think them being banished for years is wishfull thinking,people have short attention spans |
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He is a wretched apology for a human being, a serial liar, a predatory abuser, a sociopath without any discernable redeeming features.
His failure to react quickly enough cost thousands of lives. Fortunately he eventually listened to the health professionals and agreed to fund the vaccine programme, but the tories can't in all honesty claim credit for the massive efforts of others but, being tories, they do.
He is indeed, as the orange fascist criminal across the waters said, Britain's Trump. Worst PM ever, a total degenerate. |
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"He is a wretched apology for a human being, a serial liar, a predatory abuser, a sociopath without any discernable redeeming features.
His failure to react quickly enough cost thousands of lives. Fortunately he eventually listened to the health professionals and agreed to fund the vaccine programme, but the tories can't in all honesty claim credit for the massive efforts of others but, being tories, they do.
He is indeed, as the orange fascist criminal across the waters said, Britain's Trump. Worst PM ever, a total degenerate."
And let's not forget both Trump and Johnson are both narcissists |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"He is a wretched apology for a human being, a serial liar, a predatory abuser, a sociopath without any discernable redeeming features.
His failure to react quickly enough cost thousands of lives. Fortunately he eventually listened to the health professionals and agreed to fund the vaccine programme, but the tories can't in all honesty claim credit for the massive efforts of others but, being tories, they do.
He is indeed, as the orange fascist criminal across the waters said, Britain's Trump. Worst PM ever, a total degenerate.
And let's not forget both Trump and Johnson are both narcissists "
Whats the name for a person in power, who refuses to let that power go, and insists that they still rule over a population, who wants that person to go? |
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By *ovebjsMan
over a year ago
Bristol |
"He is a wretched apology for a human being, a serial liar, a predatory abuser, a sociopath without any discernable redeeming features.
His failure to react quickly enough cost thousands of lives. Fortunately he eventually listened to the health professionals and agreed to fund the vaccine programme, but the tories can't in all honesty claim credit for the massive efforts of others but, being tories, they do.
He is indeed, as the orange fascist criminal across the waters said, Britain's Trump. Worst PM ever, a total degenerate.
And let's not forget both Trump and Johnson are both narcissists
Whats the name for a person in power, who refuses to let that power go, and insists that they still rule over a population, who wants that person to go?"
Not everyone wants him to go  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"He is a wretched apology for a human being, a serial liar, a predatory abuser, a sociopath without any discernable redeeming features.
His failure to react quickly enough cost thousands of lives. Fortunately he eventually listened to the health professionals and agreed to fund the vaccine programme, but the tories can't in all honesty claim credit for the massive efforts of others but, being tories, they do.
He is indeed, as the orange fascist criminal across the waters said, Britain's Trump. Worst PM ever, a total degenerate.
And let's not forget both Trump and Johnson are both narcissists
Whats the name for a person in power, who refuses to let that power go, and insists that they still rule over a population, who wants that person to go?
Not everyone wants him to go "
I am aware of that fact, which makes it all the more shocking to me.
What more will it take? |
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"He is a wretched apology for a human being, a serial liar, a predatory abuser, a sociopath without any discernable redeeming features.
His failure to react quickly enough cost thousands of lives. Fortunately he eventually listened to the health professionals and agreed to fund the vaccine programme, but the tories can't in all honesty claim credit for the massive efforts of others but, being tories, they do.
He is indeed, as the orange fascist criminal across the waters said, Britain's Trump. Worst PM ever, a total degenerate.
And let's not forget both Trump and Johnson are both narcissists
Whats the name for a person in power, who refuses to let that power go, and insists that they still rule over a population, who wants that person to go?
Not everyone wants him to go "
Nadine Dorries says Boris doesn't lie..
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"He is a wretched apology for a human being, a serial liar, a predatory abuser, a sociopath without any discernable redeeming features.
His failure to react quickly enough cost thousands of lives. Fortunately he eventually listened to the health professionals and agreed to fund the vaccine programme, but the tories can't in all honesty claim credit for the massive efforts of others but, being tories, they do.
He is indeed, as the orange fascist criminal across the waters said, Britain's Trump. Worst PM ever, a total degenerate.
And let's not forget both Trump and Johnson are both narcissists
Whats the name for a person in power, who refuses to let that power go, and insists that they still rule over a population, who wants that person to go?
Not everyone wants him to go
I am aware of that fact, which makes it all the more shocking to me.
What more will it take?"
iv as leats said he won’t jump will have to be pushed out think it’s time to drag the twat out by that wig now |
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"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
"
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"He is a wretched apology for a human being, a serial liar, a predatory abuser, a sociopath without any discernable redeeming features.
His failure to react quickly enough cost thousands of lives. Fortunately he eventually listened to the health professionals and agreed to fund the vaccine programme, but the tories can't in all honesty claim credit for the massive efforts of others but, being tories, they do.
He is indeed, as the orange fascist criminal across the waters said, Britain's Trump. Worst PM ever, a total degenerate.
And let's not forget both Trump and Johnson are both narcissists
Whats the name for a person in power, who refuses to let that power go, and insists that they still rule over a population, who wants that person to go?
Not everyone wants him to go
I am aware of that fact, which makes it all the more shocking to me.
What more will it take? iv as leats said he won’t jump will have to be pushed out think it’s time to drag the twat out by that wig now "
Yeh he needs to go 80 seats or whatever. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.! "
I hope he stays , he won’t change, there will be other scandals, other rules he has broken, more lies and it looks like he will never resign, great comedy value |
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"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.!
I hope he stays , he won’t change, there will be other scandals, other rules he has broken, more lies and it looks like he will never resign, great comedy value "
I think Boris is labours only chance how fucking bad is that tho |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.!
I hope he stays , he won’t change, there will be other scandals, other rules he has broken, more lies and it looks like he will never resign, great comedy value I think Boris is labours only chance how fucking bad is that tho "
They know that its why they want to continue it as long as possible. |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.!
I hope he stays , he won’t change, there will be other scandals, other rules he has broken, more lies and it looks like he will never resign, great comedy value I think Boris is labours only chance how fucking bad is that tho "
chances are in a couple of years time if covid is a distant memory and people are back enjoying a normal life most wont even give his partys a second thought,i meen those who have always wanted him out since he became primeminister will always want him gone,most others will look at what is personaly best for them and vote that way,unless labour start letting people know what there offering they may well still be in oppisition,you cant win just by saying look how bad the other side has done if your not actually letting people know what your offering,ive no idea what labours plans are,anyone else have any idea? |
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"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.!
I hope he stays , he won’t change, there will be other scandals, other rules he has broken, more lies and it looks like he will never resign, great comedy value I think Boris is labours only chance how fucking bad is that tho chances are in a couple of years time if covid is a distant memory and people are back enjoying a normal life most wont even give his partys a second thought,i meen those who have always wanted him out since he became primeminister will always want him gone,most others will look at what is personaly best for them and vote that way,unless labour start letting people know what there offering they may well still be in oppisition,you cant win just by saying look how bad the other side has done if your not actually letting people know what your offering,ive no idea what labours plans are,anyone else have any idea?"
mor mate I don’t either you’ve nailed it all there |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.!
I hope he stays , he won’t change, there will be other scandals, other rules he has broken, more lies and it looks like he will never resign, great comedy value I think Boris is labours only chance how fucking bad is that tho "
That is the way politics works now, |
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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago
milton keynes |
"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.!
I hope he stays , he won’t change, there will be other scandals, other rules he has broken, more lies and it looks like he will never resign, great comedy value I think Boris is labours only chance how fucking bad is that tho "
It is a conundrum for Labour though. They have to be seen calling for him to quit but know that only leads to a Tory party leader election not a GE. At present he is Labour's biggest asset so they need to have him stay until the next GE. This may mean people voting Labour not because they like them but because they don't want Boris. Bit like voting for biden to get rid of trump. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Well what now?
He has got away again, and the breathing space he desperately needed has been given.
He is attempting to change the conversation, making it about Russia, making it about his successes, trying to gain the lost momentum.
But like Blair, all these achievements are nothing, because the person is bigger than the policies. It's not what happens on the ground any more, its going to all be about "partygate', and that will be like an albatross around his neck.
People will say he did much during the pandemic, but there will those who will say what about Partygate? just like Blair and Iraq.
And like Blair and the Labour Party in the 2000's, the conservatives will be facing a long political wilderness after the next GE.
But what do you think?
Comparing the No.10 saga to Blair and the Iraq war is just laughable. It shows how desperate people are at ousting a PM who won an 80 majority at the last General Election.! "
All I am saying is that in this world you remember the bad a person does more than the good, its just how things happen, can spin it as much as you want. Do people remember Harold shipman as a good doctor, or as a cold blooded killer?
And talking about elections, just because you had a massive majority the 1st time, doesn’t make you immune from not having a massive majority the next time, so let us agree that nothing in this life is certain.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"He has done lot of damage to the party. But the question always remain. Is labour strong enough to make inroads into the situation?"
There is nothing stopping them, but suspect they don’t need to do much at this moment, the memories of this current government are burned in people minds. Besides who needs to say vote labour when the tories are doing such a great job of doing it for them? |
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"He has done lot of damage to the party. But the question always remain. Is labour strong enough to make inroads into the situation?
There is nothing stopping them, but suspect they don’t need to do much at this moment, the memories of this current government are burned in people minds. Besides who needs to say vote labour when the tories are doing such a great job of doing it for them?"
In the two by elections that the Tories lost their seats, people preferred to choose Libdems ahead of Labour. As much as they hate Tories, people do not want labour back to power as well. |
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"He has done lot of damage to the party. But the question always remain. Is labour strong enough to make inroads into the situation?"
Probably not, I would be happy with a labour /lib dem coalition, whatever happens, the tories won’t have a large majority again |
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"He has done lot of damage to the party. But the question always remain. Is labour strong enough to make inroads into the situation?
Probably not, I would be happy with a labour /lib dem coalition, whatever happens, the tories won’t have a large majority again "
Agreed that they definitely would not be able to get the majority like the last election. It would be interesting to see if libdems can reach some kind of agreement with labour. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"He has done lot of damage to the party. But the question always remain. Is labour strong enough to make inroads into the situation?
Probably not, I would be happy with a labour /lib dem coalition, whatever happens, the tories won’t have a large majority again
Agreed that they definitely would not be able to get the majority like the last election. It would be interesting to see if libdems can reach some kind of agreement with labour."
They haven't reached any consenus in recent by-elections. |
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