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Boris: The Roll Of Dishonour
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Here they are, the list of self-serving sycophants who care only for their own careers and staying on the gravy train.
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Not interested in integrity, decency, honesty, morals, serving the public, doing the best they can for their constituents or maintaining the once high standards in a renowned seat of democracy that are now a political laughing stock around the world.
The public will be reminded of their hypocrisy and double standards come the General Election, be it before Christmas or in 20 months time.
I wonder if they’ll be changing their tune again after the PSC delivers its findings on Johnson?
What a disgraceful shower of charlatans we have as MP’s and a government.
Remind me again what it is they stand for?
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Not interested in integrity, decency, honesty, morals, serving the public, doing the best they can for their constituents or maintaining the once high standards in a renowned seat of democracy that are now a political laughing stock around the world.
The public will be reminded of their hypocrisy and double standards come the General Election, be it before Christmas or in 20 months time.
I wonder if they’ll be changing their tune again after the PSC delivers its findings on Johnson?
What a disgraceful shower of charlatans we have as MP’s and a government.
Remind me again what it is they stand for?
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// was never a huge fan. In the same way I don’t hate Johnson //
I recall (an Oxford Don, I think) saying, Boris was highly ambitious, designs on becoming an influential leader and would make a great British Prime Minister, i.e., Until he took up the job.
// BJ being very dismissive of the agony of people who lost loved ones at Hillsborough. //
As an aside; how Commander Duckenfield was not held responsible for his actions denies all belief in a supposedly fair British judicial system.
The only culpability was laid down at the feet of SWFC. They were found guilty of a minor health and safety charge. Utterly preposterous!
I recall (an Oxford Don, I think) saying, Boris was highly ambitious, designs on becoming an influential leader and would make a great British Prime Minister, i.e., Until he took up the job.
// BJ being very dismissive of the agony of people who lost loved ones at Hillsborough. //
As an aside; how Commander Duckenfield was not held responsible for his actions denies all belief in a supposedly fair British judicial system.
The only culpability was laid down at the feet of SWFC. They were found guilty of a minor health and safety charge. Utterly preposterous!
Here’s Lee Anderson, he’s just backed Johnson.
Yet on the 6th of July he said the country needed integrity because they hadn’t seen any from the PM in the last few days?!
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Yet on the 6th of July he said the country needed integrity because they hadn’t seen any from the PM in the last few days?!
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From Sky News:
Tories 'should not put country through' another Johnson premiership, MP says.
The Conservative Party "should not put the country through" another Boris Johnson premiership, MP Damian Green has said.
"We saw what happened last time, how the government literally fell apart," he told Sky's Sophy Ridge on Sunday.
Mr Green, who was de facto deputy prime minister under Theresa May, said: "I just don't think it would work.
"And I think particularly not at this time, I think we all know there's this standards committee investigation going on and as long as that's going on there is the possibility that if he became leader again in a couple of months time we would be here again and absolutely we should not put the country through that."
Go Boris, let’s see that unified stance behind him!
Tories 'should not put country through' another Johnson premiership, MP says.
The Conservative Party "should not put the country through" another Boris Johnson premiership, MP Damian Green has said.
"We saw what happened last time, how the government literally fell apart," he told Sky's Sophy Ridge on Sunday.
Mr Green, who was de facto deputy prime minister under Theresa May, said: "I just don't think it would work.
"And I think particularly not at this time, I think we all know there's this standards committee investigation going on and as long as that's going on there is the possibility that if he became leader again in a couple of months time we would be here again and absolutely we should not put the country through that."
Go Boris, let’s see that unified stance behind him!
// putting Boris in to bat again would be the death of the Tory party. //
I endorse that ^^^^
With the exception of Boris, any other Tory candidate who is successful in being elected leader, will be the recipient of the inevitable deafening calls... 'They have No Mandate!'
And a new leader is meant to stabilise the country? Understandably, to call a GE now would result in a landslide victory for Labour.
I endorse that ^^^^
With the exception of Boris, any other Tory candidate who is successful in being elected leader, will be the recipient of the inevitable deafening calls... 'They have No Mandate!'
And a new leader is meant to stabilise the country? Understandably, to call a GE now would result in a landslide victory for Labour.
Meanwhile, from Lord Frackenshire:
Johnson 'clearly' going to stand in leadership race, Jacob Rees-Mogg says
Boris Johnson is "clearly" going to stand for the chance to become prime minister for a second time, Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg has said.
Mr Rees-Mogg told the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme: "I have been speaking to Boris Johnson, and clearly he's going to stand, there's a great deal of support for him."
The former prime minister is yet to announce his bid to become premier a second time.
He added: "The people doing numbers for Boris's campaign tell me they have the numbers."
Asked why the public would accept Mr Johnson after he was ousted as prime minister, Mr Rees-Mogg claimed: "He has been the greatest electoral asset the Conservative Party has had in modern times."
So it’s all about winning at all costs, not actually governing properly and doing what’s right for the British people?
Clinging to power like the rats they’ve shown themselves to be.
Go Boris! Please let the PSC deliver their findings a couple of weeks after they crown him.
No wonder the rest of the world are laughing at us.
Johnson 'clearly' going to stand in leadership race, Jacob Rees-Mogg says
Boris Johnson is "clearly" going to stand for the chance to become prime minister for a second time, Business Secretary Jacob Rees-Mogg has said.
Mr Rees-Mogg told the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme: "I have been speaking to Boris Johnson, and clearly he's going to stand, there's a great deal of support for him."
The former prime minister is yet to announce his bid to become premier a second time.
He added: "The people doing numbers for Boris's campaign tell me they have the numbers."
Asked why the public would accept Mr Johnson after he was ousted as prime minister, Mr Rees-Mogg claimed: "He has been the greatest electoral asset the Conservative Party has had in modern times."
So it’s all about winning at all costs, not actually governing properly and doing what’s right for the British people?
Clinging to power like the rats they’ve shown themselves to be.
Go Boris! Please let the PSC deliver their findings a couple of weeks after they crown him.
No wonder the rest of the world are laughing at us.
The possible but unlikely death of the party would be hastened if they put in a Remainer determined not to progress on the issues the nation faces today and who makes the split between the democracy loving, and democracy hating, MPs worse. Until a party decides overwhelmingly that they are for democracy then none will be a good choice at the ballot box.
Lol, we need more of these MP’s Old_Geezer.
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He’s the one KGM referred to as a Jeremy Hunt.
Johnson is doing a marvellous job of uniting the Party, isn’t he?
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He’s the one KGM referred to as a Jeremy Hunt.
Johnson is doing a marvellous job of uniting the Party, isn’t he?
There are plenty of slime balls in the con club STILL trying to secure their wage packets, but the number one for me is Nadhim Zahawi, now backing Boris, this is the slime ball that advised Boris to go. The country sinks further down the hole while these greedy cowboys fight yet again for the top jobs.
It’s incredulous Pimplyteen, it really is.
Just over 3 months on and you’ve got scores of Tory MP’s doing a complete 180 degree turn on integrity, morals, standards, values and decency.
What a horrific mess we have as a government and a party in power.
Hague is of course right, Johnson even being allowed to stand is the death spiral for the Tory Party and the country needs a GE post-haste in order to restore some credibility, it’s in the gutter right now and is starting to dig.
Just over 3 months on and you’ve got scores of Tory MP’s doing a complete 180 degree turn on integrity, morals, standards, values and decency.
What a horrific mess we have as a government and a party in power.
Hague is of course right, Johnson even being allowed to stand is the death spiral for the Tory Party and the country needs a GE post-haste in order to restore some credibility, it’s in the gutter right now and is starting to dig.
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