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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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it's speculative ... maygabe has demanded the infighting stop .... if the infighting doesn't stop then she has shown that she has no control over her government ... then the stalking horses will be let out of the stables .... it a dangerous play on her part |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"it's speculative ... maygabe has demanded the infighting stop .... if the infighting doesn't stop then she has shown that she has no control over her government ... then the stalking horses will be let out of the stables .... it a dangerous play on her part"
Every party leader has told their party to stop the infighting. Its hardly new. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though... "
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo |
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By *ilk_TreMan
over a year ago
Wherever the party is! |
"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo"
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from... "
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet |
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By *ilk_TreMan
over a year ago
Wherever the party is! |
"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from...
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet"
You mean like the ones that resigned or had a vote of no confidence? Meh. I'm sure someone who knows how to use Wikipedia will be along shortly...  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from...
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet
You mean like the ones that resigned or had a vote of no confidence? Meh. I'm sure someone who knows how to use Wikipedia will be along shortly... "
cha! struggling to back your post up with names then yoot? that was clear from the word go to be fair. back to the playground with you |
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"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from...
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet
You mean like the ones that resigned or had a vote of no confidence? Meh. I'm sure someone who knows how to use Wikipedia will be along shortly...
cha! struggling to back your post up with names then yoot? that was clear from the word go to be fair. back to the playground with you"
Well all if them actually.
Harrold Wilson had to resign in 1975.
Jim Callaghan, after the winter of discontent, lost the support of his cabinet and went on to lose the General Election.
Margaret Thatcher was isolated by her cabinet in 1992 and had to resign.
John Major was relentlessly attached my cabinet colleague.
Tony Blair lost the support of his cabinet and resined in 2008.
Gordon Brown never had the support of his cabinet or party and lost the election in 2010.
David Cameron jumped before he was pushed after loosing the EU referendum in 2016.
Teresa May will probably stay until at least 2019/20 or even 2022 for the simple reason that no one wants to take the blame for the almost inevitable BREXIT fiasco. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from...
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet
You mean like the ones that resigned or had a vote of no confidence? Meh. I'm sure someone who knows how to use Wikipedia will be along shortly...
cha! struggling to back your post up with names then yoot? that was clear from the word go to be fair. back to the playground with you
Well all if them actually.
Harrold Wilson had to resign in 1975.
Jim Callaghan, after the winter of discontent, lost the support of his cabinet and went on to lose the General Election.
Margaret Thatcher was isolated by her cabinet in 1992 and had to resign.
John Major was relentlessly attached my cabinet colleague.
Tony Blair lost the support of his cabinet and resined in 2008.
Gordon Brown never had the support of his cabinet or party and lost the election in 2010.
David Cameron jumped before he was pushed after loosing the EU referendum in 2016.
Teresa May will probably stay until at least 2019/20 or even 2022 for the simple reason that no one wants to take the blame for the almost inevitable BREXIT fiasco."
wow ... milky ... you changed your name and seem to be of a different heritage |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
Grantham |
"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from...
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet
You mean like the ones that resigned or had a vote of no confidence? Meh. I'm sure someone who knows how to use Wikipedia will be along shortly...
cha! struggling to back your post up with names then yoot? that was clear from the word go to be fair. back to the playground with you
Well all if them actually.
Harrold Wilson had to resign in 1975.
Jim Callaghan, after the winter of discontent, lost the support of his cabinet and went on to lose the General Election.
Margaret Thatcher was isolated by her cabinet in 1992 and had to resign.
John Major was relentlessly attached my cabinet colleague.
Tony Blair lost the support of his cabinet and resined in 2008.
Gordon Brown never had the support of his cabinet or party and lost the election in 2010.
David Cameron jumped before he was pushed after loosing the EU referendum in 2016.
Teresa May will probably stay until at least 2019/20 or even 2022 for the simple reason that no one wants to take the blame for the almost inevitable BREXIT fiasco."
Tony Blair tried to cling onto power but after revelations about that famous restaurant meeting in Islington after John Smith's death, where Brown promised Blair a clear leadership run in return for Blair eventually stepping aside for Brown, were made public, his position became fragile indeed. |
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"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from...
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet
You mean like the ones that resigned or had a vote of no confidence? Meh. I'm sure someone who knows how to use Wikipedia will be along shortly...
cha! struggling to back your post up with names then yoot? that was clear from the word go to be fair. back to the playground with you
Well all if them actually.
Harrold Wilson had to resign in 1975.
Jim Callaghan, after the winter of discontent, lost the support of his cabinet and went on to lose the General Election.
Margaret Thatcher was isolated by her cabinet in 1992 and had to resign.
John Major was relentlessly attached my cabinet colleague.
Tony Blair lost the support of his cabinet and resined in 2008.
Gordon Brown never had the support of his cabinet or party and lost the election in 2010.
David Cameron jumped before he was pushed after loosing the EU referendum in 2016.
Teresa May will probably stay until at least 2019/20 or even 2022 for the simple reason that no one wants to take the blame for the almost inevitable BREXIT fiasco.
wow ... milky ... you changed your name and seem to be of a different heritage "
Just one of my many talents.  |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
Cambridge |
"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from...
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet
You mean like the ones that resigned or had a vote of no confidence? Meh. I'm sure someone who knows how to use Wikipedia will be along shortly...
cha! struggling to back your post up with names then yoot? that was clear from the word go to be fair. back to the playground with you
Well all if them actually.
Harrold Wilson had to resign in 1975.
Jim Callaghan, after the winter of discontent, lost the support of his cabinet and went on to lose the General Election.
Margaret Thatcher was isolated by her cabinet in 1992 and had to resign.
John Major was relentlessly attached my cabinet colleague.
Tony Blair lost the support of his cabinet and resined in 2008.
Gordon Brown never had the support of his cabinet or party and lost the election in 2010.
David Cameron jumped before he was pushed after loosing the EU referendum in 2016.
Teresa May will probably stay until at least 2019/20 or even 2022 for the simple reason that no one wants to take the blame for the almost inevitable BREXIT fiasco.
Tony Blair tried to cling onto power but after revelations about that famous restaurant meeting in Islington after John Smith's death, where Brown promised Blair a clear leadership run in return for Blair eventually stepping aside for Brown, were made public, his position became fragile indeed. "
Hardly, that was known about for a long long time. |
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By *LCCCouple
over a year ago
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"but not every pm is in such a hideously weak position with their party
You sound like a very young person. Not in a good way though...
really ... elucidate your thoughts kiddo
So, is this your first experience of a pm in a tight spot (I use that phrase VERY loosely by the way)? There's plenty more where that came from...
ok hotshot, give us a list of Prime Ministers in your adult lifetime that have been so isolated from their cabinet
You mean like the ones that resigned or had a vote of no confidence? Meh. I'm sure someone who knows how to use Wikipedia will be along shortly...
cha! struggling to back your post up with names then yoot? that was clear from the word go to be fair. back to the playground with you
Well all if them actually.
Harrold Wilson had to resign in 1975.
Jim Callaghan, after the winter of discontent, lost the support of his cabinet and went on to lose the General Election.
Margaret Thatcher was isolated by her cabinet in 1992 and had to resign.
John Major was relentlessly attached my cabinet colleague.
Tony Blair lost the support of his cabinet and resined in 2008.
Gordon Brown never had the support of his cabinet or party and lost the election in 2010.
David Cameron jumped before he was pushed after loosing the EU referendum in 2016.
Teresa May will probably stay until at least 2019/20 or even 2022 for the simple reason that no one wants to take the blame for the almost inevitable BREXIT fiasco.
Tony Blair tried to cling onto power but after revelations about that famous restaurant meeting in Islington after John Smith's death, where Brown promised Blair a clear leadership run in return for Blair eventually stepping aside for Brown, were made public, his position became fragile indeed.
Hardly, that was known about for a long long time. "
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Deal_(2003_film)
See there was a film about it in 2003, 5 years before Blair stepped down, so hardly a direct causal link between the two. |
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