Another Nail In Theresa Mays Coffin. Bringing Michael Gove Back!.

[Bravehearted]

How dare she bring 'Johnnie no friends' Gove back to the Cabinet, after he was one of the baffoons that persuaded the numpties in the U.K. To take us out of Europe, then leave the sinking ship when things got too hot for him!.

[jno]

Yes, the job application he sent in did basically say "Please shoot me." But perhaps May realises he's never going to be a threat to her.

[agchristie]

On the other hand you could say that things had to change and Mrs May has shown an example of this.

Whether this proves to be an inspired tactical decision remains to be seen...

[agchristie]

'Another Nail in Theresa May's coffin'

'The Undertaker' Hammond will be on stand by to remove all nails...

[Davemano]

Bravehearted would seem to be a Remoaner.

[Zacs-Master]

'inspired tactical decision'

Yeah,

Sure.

[Jackdaw33]

...and Davis will be on hand to hammer them all back in again. Squirm and reshuffle as she might, she is toast. Her new cabinet will have portfolios in one hand and freshly-sharpened knives in the other.

[agchristie]

Cameron did the same and he was a Remainer!

[Kidas]

'Keep your friends close and your enemies closer' Pure, unashamed party political expediency.
Either that or the hidden, unelected Conservative Party grandees and bankers are now pulling her strings like puppet masters.
The Tories want her out but even they are not stupid enough to go for a leadership election until they have a single candidate they can crown in a rapid, uncontested (or rigged) election around the time of the Party conference.
I'm not especially political, but this Party has ruined Britain. The deal we get from the EU will be essentially a take-it or leave it offer to pay them EUR100bn to permit a sensible negotiotation over trade, or crash out.
The Tories always intended to crash out and blame it on EU intransigence.
Roll on the transfer of Migrants from France; queues as our trucks try to cross the border into the EU and hmore expensive goods as we get tariffs on everything.
But at least the Tories took back control. And then squandered both months of the 24-month negotiation period and then any semblance of succesful policies. And they want us to grant them power to screw up the Good Friday Agreement as well?
Not in my name.

[New Judge]

I voted to leave but Mr Gove didn't persuade me. I made up my mind in 1992 that, given the opportunity to do so, I would vote to quit. At that time I believe Mr Gove was working as a junior reporter on Aberdeen's "Press & Journal".

I also don't consider myself a numptie.

But other than that, spot on old fruit!

[hellywelly4]

A Labour Party government would ruin the country very quickly as they so nearly did a few years ago.

[New Judge]

"...as they so nearly did a few years ago."

Only "so nearly"?

[hellywelly4]

I was trying to be kind, new judge!!!

[jourdain2]

'Braveheart' does come over as a remoaner. Gove was forced out and I, for one, am glad he's back.

[Jackdaw33]

Sorry, but who is Braveheart?

[jourdain2]

Kidas - 'Take or leave it' deal. It would have to be one heck of a good deal for me to take it. I would very much rather leave without one.

[goodgoalie]

He's the poster, Jack

[Davemano]

jourdain2 - he is being quite offensive towards the 'leavers'

[Jackdaw33]

Doh! Here's me thinking he was a prominent politician.

[jourdain2]

NJ Sorry, looking back I can't find him - but I was convinced that he had posted. Sorry (and puzzled). :(

[jourdain2]

Thanks, good g.. I did wonder.........