Who next for Tory Leader/PM?

[Waldo 96]

Anyone else less than enthusiastic about the prospect of Boris Johnson being the next PM?

 

I don't like him.

[badab1ng 11]

Upper class twit. (him not you)

[Mister Gee 812]

The Tories have given us the two worst PMs in history, one straight after the other. The chances of a hat trick seem very high.

Edited May 25, 2019 by Mister Gee

[tzijlstra 11]

A bombastic populist with a lack of understanding of real issues? No thanks.

[prince al 167]

Pompous prat who plays the bundling buffoon to gain your trust. I sincerely hope that he doesn’t triumph.

[Ridgewalk 96]

Be quite funny if it is Boris, twizzling his hair " engagingly "and reverting to Latin phrases when unable to answer questions. I actually think Corbyn would make mincemeat of him at PMQs.

 

Always thought that Boris was a bottler, happy to shout from the sidelines but couldn't handle real pressure under the spotlight. I suspect many of us have encountered similar through work .

[smithy266 21]

I would never vote Tory if he is PM.

[Top Cats Hat 10]

One of my favourite comedy moments of the year was when Johnson denied ever mentioning Turkey during the referendum campaign during a speech at the JCB factory. He was then questioned by Michael  Crick of Channel Four News who had obviously Googled 'Boris Johnson Turkey' on his mobile phone and started quoting things he had said.

 

Johnson then left the platform followed by Crick reading out more and more things that he has said about Turkey, finally locking himself in a room and refusing to come out as Crick continued to read out quote after quote through the locked door!

 

Johnson is the last of a dying breed of privileged upper class twits with a massive sense of entitlement who despise anyone not part of their narrow elite.

[iansheff 86]

 

Nope he is one of the worst of a bad lot.

[Ridgewalk 96]

1 hour ago, Top Cats Hat said:

One of my favourite comedy moments of the year was when Johnson denied ever mentioning Turkey during the referendum campaign during a speech at the JCB factory. He was then questioned by Michael  Crick of Channel Four News who had obviously Googled 'Boris Johnson Turkey' on his mobile phone and started quoting things he had said.

 

Johnson then left the platform followed by Crick reading out more and more things that he has said about Turkey, finally locking himself in a room and refusing to come out as Crick continued to read out quote after quote through the locked door!

 

Johnson is the last of a dying breed of privileged upper class twits with a massive sense of entitlement who despise anyone not part of their narrow elite.

 

 

If only they were a dying breed, evidence to the contrary.

1 hour ago, Top Cats Hat said:

One of my favourite comedy moments of the year was when Johnson denied ever mentioning Turkey during the referendum campaign during a speech at the JCB factory. He was then questioned by Michael  Crick of Channel Four News who had obviously Googled 'Boris Johnson Turkey' on his mobile phone and started quoting things he had said.

 

Johnson then left the platform followed by Crick reading out more and more things that he has said about Turkey, finally locking himself in a room and refusing to come out as Crick continued to read out quote after quote through the locked door!

 

Johnson is the last of a dying breed of privileged upper class twits with a massive sense of entitlement who despise anyone not part of their narrow elite.

The sad part is that all his personal failings, lies and limitations won't mean a thing to those who vote for him. 

[JamesR123 0]

4 hours ago, Mister Gee said:

The Tories have given us the two worst PMs in history, one straight after the other. The chances of a hat trick seem very high.

Worse than Blair??

5 minutes ago, Ridgewalk said:

 

 

If only they were a dying breed, evidence to the contrary.

The sad part is that all his personal failings, lies and limitations won't mean a thing to those who vote for him. 

Cult of personality is a huge factor in politics.  How else would explain Jeremy Corbyn being an MP let alone leader of the opposition?

[Top Cats Hat 10]

8 minutes ago, Ridgewalk said:

The sad part is that all his personal failings, lies and limitations won't mean a thing to those who vote for him. 

I'm not sure that Johnson channelling Trump will work as well in the UK.

 

And as far as being a dying breed is concerned, public schools are now crying about not getting the 'automatic' places at Oxbridge that they view as theirs by right. As Oxford and Cambridge are the quickest route to power and influence in the UK, this can only help in ridding us of these parasites.