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Does anyone hope as I do that it will not be BORIS ?not to long to go before we find out ,TRUMP in the White House,and BORIS in number 10,anyone believe in Devine intervention?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In honour of our dear old comrade, Mikey. Can I just point out his words (as an ardent Labour supporter) from 2015:
'Anybody who underestimates Boris is making a very serious error of judgement. He is highly intelligent and highly educated. Behind all that clowning act, and its an act, never forget, there is a very ambitious and capable politician, who WILL lead the Tory Party at some time in the future.'
'Anybody who underestimates Boris is making a very serious error of judgement. He is highly intelligent and highly educated. Behind all that clowning act, and its an act, never forget, there is a very ambitious and capable politician, who WILL lead the Tory Party at some time in the future.'
I certainly don’t underestimate Johnson’s ambition and ability to become PM.
That I’m afraid is as far as it goes. He may well deliver Brexit but if he does it won’t be via his current “plan” which has zero chance of success. How does he think a deal, even if there was one, is going to be fine by Oct 31?
I suspect he may turn out to be more pragmatic and sensible then people think, but he’s already boxed himself into an extreme position from which it’s hard to see him escaping with any credibility.
That I’m afraid is as far as it goes. He may well deliver Brexit but if he does it won’t be via his current “plan” which has zero chance of success. How does he think a deal, even if there was one, is going to be fine by Oct 31?
I suspect he may turn out to be more pragmatic and sensible then people think, but he’s already boxed himself into an extreme position from which it’s hard to see him escaping with any credibility.
The situation he inherits from his predecessor is exactly the same - with the same issues - as the one she faced.
I don’t see where he can succeed where she failed.
Somehow getting the original deal through is really his only hope they might have to call it something else and hope no one notices.
Does he really believe the EU can be bounced into a complete volte face by the threat of us just “leaving”?
He’s not that big a fool surely. And I mean that
I don’t see where he can succeed where she failed.
Somehow getting the original deal through is really his only hope they might have to call it something else and hope no one notices.
Does he really believe the EU can be bounced into a complete volte face by the threat of us just “leaving”?
He’s not that big a fool surely. And I mean that
Crikey, Bakers, you're narrowing the field of acceptable candidates to virtually zero there.
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