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"Apparently, Writing in the New York Times, the prime minister said "it is not future historians but the people of Ukraine who will be our judge". Actually, it'll be the voters of the UK, Boris. If they judge you and your Party worthy of another term in office, it'll be a damning indictment on the Labour Party. And that the people of England - who determine the outcome of all UK GEs - are content with your pitifully low standards." What if they chuck him out, could the tories save the party that way? | |||
"Apparently, Writing in the New York Times, the prime minister said "it is not future historians but the people of Ukraine who will be our judge". Actually, it'll be the voters of the UK, Boris. If they judge you and your Party worthy of another term in office, it'll be a damning indictment on the Labour Party. And that the people of England - who determine the outcome of all UK GEs - are content with your pitifully low standards. What if they chuck him out, could the tories save the party that way? " They probably could - well, they should do it anyway. Although, none of the current barrel sediment are much of an improvement to replace him with. | |||
"Apparently, Writing in the New York Times, the prime minister said "it is not future historians but the people of Ukraine who will be our judge". Actually, it'll be the voters of the UK, Boris. If they judge you and your Party worthy of another term in office, it'll be a damning indictment on the Labour Party. And that the people of England - who determine the outcome of all UK GEs - are content with your pitifully low standards. What if they chuck him out, could the tories save the party that way? They probably could - well, they should do it anyway. Although, none of the current barrel sediment are much of an improvement to replace him with." Yeah, could get gavin Williamson in, just as bad but far too incompetent to be dodgy...  | |||
"Apparently, Writing in the New York Times, the prime minister said "it is not future historians but the people of Ukraine who will be our judge". Actually, it'll be the voters of the UK, Boris. If they judge you and your Party worthy of another term in office, it'll be a damning indictment on the Labour Party. And that the people of England - who determine the outcome of all UK GEs - are content with your pitifully low standards. What if they chuck him out, could the tories save the party that way? " The Tory party will be fine. They'll look after themselves, as always. It would be nice if they occasionally pretended to care about the country. | |||
