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Even More Bad News For Boris
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His policy chief has quit over the Starmer slur
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In her resignation letter she wrote :
I believe it was
wrong for you to imply this week
that Keir Starmer was personally
responsible for allowing Jimmy
Savile to escape justice.
"There was no fair or reasonable
basis for that assertion. This was
not the usual cut and thrust of
politics; it was an inappropriate
and partisan reference to a
horrendous case of child sex
abuse.
"You tried to clarify your position
today but, despite my urging, you
did not apologise for the
misleading impression you gave."
Just will not listen to anyone will he ?
At least someone else in his entourage ‘gets it’ and has done the honourable thing
When will Boris do the same ?
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In her resignation letter she wrote :
I believe it was
wrong for you to imply this week
that Keir Starmer was personally
responsible for allowing Jimmy
Savile to escape justice.
"There was no fair or reasonable
basis for that assertion. This was
not the usual cut and thrust of
politics; it was an inappropriate
and partisan reference to a
horrendous case of child sex
abuse.
"You tried to clarify your position
today but, despite my urging, you
did not apologise for the
misleading impression you gave."
Just will not listen to anyone will he ?
At least someone else in his entourage ‘gets it’ and has done the honourable thing
When will Boris do the same ?
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Nothing more boring than the leader of a country running off at the mouth when cornered is there Zacs? What is everybody thinking? Ganging up on an inadequate who's only trying his best. A chancer, a liar, a bully and now it seems, a huffy teenager in the body of a man.
16:38 Thu 03rd Feb 2022
and long may he continue to sting them with his easily seen thro lies!
well said that leddy !
Times today - in case any one is tired of the usual dishes of AB refried hash
Dear Sir, In raising the failure of the CPS to prosecute Savile while Keir Starmer was DPP, Boris Johnson has surely scored an own goal. Starmer knew nothing of Savile's crimes at the time, yes he apologised and took responsibility for the CPS's omission. In contrast Sue Gray's interim report highlights failues of leadership and judgement and yet the prime minister still refuses to take responsibility. Nigel The Nige Watts Pitcombe Som
well said that leddy !
Times today - in case any one is tired of the usual dishes of AB refried hash
Dear Sir, In raising the failure of the CPS to prosecute Savile while Keir Starmer was DPP, Boris Johnson has surely scored an own goal. Starmer knew nothing of Savile's crimes at the time, yes he apologised and took responsibility for the CPS's omission. In contrast Sue Gray's interim report highlights failues of leadership and judgement and yet the prime minister still refuses to take responsibility. Nigel The Nige Watts Pitcombe Som
If it gets as far as a vote of confidence it'll probaby be because he's been shown to have misled parliament and refused to resign.
Then he will lose.
The main reason I suspect there have been few letters is because people don't want a vote that he might - probably currently would - win. And then he'd be safe to keep on disenbling and bumbling along to the detriment of all for another few months.
Then he will lose.
The main reason I suspect there have been few letters is because people don't want a vote that he might - probably currently would - win. And then he'd be safe to keep on disenbling and bumbling along to the detriment of all for another few months.
//Starmer knew nothing of Savile's crimes at the time//
Rubbish! If he wasn’t aware of such a high profile case he wasn't fit for office.
//the prime minister still refuses to take responsibility.//
Your Times correspondent seems to have missed something.
//Boris Johnson says he takes responsibility for ‘everything that happens in government’ following Christmas party criticism//
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Rubbish! If he wasn’t aware of such a high profile case he wasn't fit for office.
//the prime minister still refuses to take responsibility.//
Your Times correspondent seems to have missed something.
//Boris Johnson says he takes responsibility for ‘everything that happens in government’ following Christmas party criticism//
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December 18 party would be launched by the cabinet secretary and offered an apology for the video.
// //Boris Johnson says he takes responsibility for ‘everything that happens in government’ following Christmas party criticism////
excuse me miss keep up - dont we have to wait for the police investigation and the final Sue Gray report BEFORE we do all that
or have I read too much guff on AB ( again )
// //Boris Johnson says he takes responsibility for ‘everything that happens in government’ following Christmas party criticism////
excuse me miss keep up - dont we have to wait for the police investigation and the final Sue Gray report BEFORE we do all that
or have I read too much guff on AB ( again )
Khandro
The Left seem to be in favour of a Sunak 'replacement' because they know he hasn't a hope in hell of leading the Tories to victory.
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Lol what utter guff !
He has ten times more chance than Boris has
Even the party know it
Sunak looks assured
Confident when he speaks and gives off an air of professionalism
Can you say the same of Boris ?
So why would the left want someone who looks measured and competent to take charge after Boris ?
You clearly have no grasp of the situation
Especially as Sunak is the favoured choice of so many Tories too
The Left seem to be in favour of a Sunak 'replacement' because they know he hasn't a hope in hell of leading the Tories to victory.
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Lol what utter guff !
He has ten times more chance than Boris has
Even the party know it
Sunak looks assured
Confident when he speaks and gives off an air of professionalism
Can you say the same of Boris ?
So why would the left want someone who looks measured and competent to take charge after Boris ?
You clearly have no grasp of the situation
Especially as Sunak is the favoured choice of so many Tories too
naomi24
//Boris Johnson says he takes responsibility for ‘everything that happens in government’ following Christmas party criticism//
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Yet many are claiming there is a clear out at number 10 with all the resignations
So if that is the party line then why is the head honcho in charge taking responsibility by resigning too ?
Whichever way you try to spin it Boris is toast
And the party know he MUST be gone before the GE or a lot of them are guaranteed to be out of work
//Boris Johnson says he takes responsibility for ‘everything that happens in government’ following Christmas party criticism//
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Yet many are claiming there is a clear out at number 10 with all the resignations
So if that is the party line then why is the head honcho in charge taking responsibility by resigning too ?
Whichever way you try to spin it Boris is toast
And the party know he MUST be gone before the GE or a lot of them are guaranteed to be out of work
Sticky; What with ichi saying;
"I agree tho Sunak looks like the PM in waiting.
If I was then I’d try to do a straight swap - would solve a lot of issues from their point of view10:55 Fri 04th Feb 202"
and your positive accolade for Sunak above; it sounds very much as though the Left are rooting for him.
Just as I said.
"I agree tho Sunak looks like the PM in waiting.
If I was then I’d try to do a straight swap - would solve a lot of issues from their point of view10:55 Fri 04th Feb 202"
and your positive accolade for Sunak above; it sounds very much as though the Left are rooting for him.
Just as I said.
Khandro
Sticky; What with ichi saying;
"I agree tho Sunak looks like the PM in waiting.
If I was then I’d try to do a straight swap - would solve a lot of issues from their point of view10:55 Fri 04th Feb 202"
and your positive accolade for Sunak above; it sounds very much as though the Left are rooting for him.
Just as I said.
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Massively wide of the mark again
You clearly have not read my previous posts whereby I have stated I do not want to see a Labour government and far prefer a Tory one
Just under a different leader
One who is competent
Professional and has dignity and respect
But you consider me a lefty ? ?
Lol !
As I said
No idea what you are taking about
Sticky; What with ichi saying;
"I agree tho Sunak looks like the PM in waiting.
If I was then I’d try to do a straight swap - would solve a lot of issues from their point of view10:55 Fri 04th Feb 202"
and your positive accolade for Sunak above; it sounds very much as though the Left are rooting for him.
Just as I said.
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Massively wide of the mark again
You clearly have not read my previous posts whereby I have stated I do not want to see a Labour government and far prefer a Tory one
Just under a different leader
One who is competent
Professional and has dignity and respect
But you consider me a lefty ? ?
Lol !
As I said
No idea what you are taking about
From Sky News :
Boris Johnson addressed Downing Street staff this morning and told them 'change is good' - report
The prime minister gathered 70 to 80 staff in the Cabinet Room in the last hour, according to talk RADIO's political editor Peter Cardwell.
Apparently, Mr Johnson quoted Lion King character Rafiki (the wise monkey who guides Simba) and told those gathered: "Change is good."
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Lol !
So when he going to do the same ?
Boris Johnson addressed Downing Street staff this morning and told them 'change is good' - report
The prime minister gathered 70 to 80 staff in the Cabinet Room in the last hour, according to talk RADIO's political editor Peter Cardwell.
Apparently, Mr Johnson quoted Lion King character Rafiki (the wise monkey who guides Simba) and told those gathered: "Change is good."
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Lol !
So when he going to do the same ?
"Sticky; What with ichi saying;
"I agree tho Sunak looks like the PM in waiting.
If I was then I’d try to do a straight swap - would solve a lot of issues from their point of view10:55 Fri 04th Feb 202"
Conveniently ignoring the "from their point of view" And my other post "as a labout supporter the last person I want to see as PM is Mr Sunak
However, I honestly would rather see him as PM, not because it's good for labour but because it would simply be better.
"I agree tho Sunak looks like the PM in waiting.
If I was then I’d try to do a straight swap - would solve a lot of issues from their point of view10:55 Fri 04th Feb 202"
Conveniently ignoring the "from their point of view" And my other post "as a labout supporter the last person I want to see as PM is Mr Sunak
However, I honestly would rather see him as PM, not because it's good for labour but because it would simply be better.
