Looks Like 6 Of The Best Trousers Down For Juncker!

[ToraToraTora]

http://www.express.co.uk/news
Angie's not best pleased!

[bazwillrun]

how many times on here have I said he was part of the problem....mind you ,just as well otherwise we would still be in...

[Bertrum]

Oh right she can do it then but not apparently anyone else that's EU democracy then. Or could it be part of a plot to keep the UK in.

[Gromit]

The job as President is to steer a steady path. Losing a member is a monumental failure, and he will undoubtedly be punished for it. Not just Merkle, other nations have lost patience with him, so I do not think he will see out his full term.

The career path for ex-Presidents/Chancellors/Prime Ministers is the top EU job, so be careful what you wish for, Merkle my have her eye on the forthcoming vacancy. :-)

[Gromit]

Just checked, the German federal election is next year, and Merkel will have been Chancellor for 12 years.

So she wins in 2017, steps down as leader a year later, Junckers is removed early and Merkel takes over.

She has previous EU experience being President of the European Council (not Commissioners).

[Jackdaw33]

Cunning little vixen!

[douglas9401]

It seems that what the Daily Excrement is telling us is that though everything, and that's EVERYTHING, the EU does has to be voted on, discussed to the point of suicide, voted on again then passed around for triple checking before any action is taken, the German Chancellor can bypass all of that in this case.

What a lot of peepee.

[Old_Geezer]

All it seems is that appointed people can be unappointed. Time would tell how slow or quick that is though.

[youngmafbog]

Ah right Douglas, the EU is truly democratic. My sides are splitting.

I'm sure we are going to see a lot more from Angie, for the second time today I find myself agreeing with Gromit.

Now where did I put my righty pills ........