Boris: The Roll Of Dishonour

[FatticusInch]

Here they are, the list of self-serving sycophants who care only for their own careers and staying on the gravy train.

https://news.sky.com/story/change-of-heart-mps-who-applauded-boris-johnsons-departure-now-urge-bringbackboris-12727097

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?

[lady-janine]

Agree entirely.
I seem to remember BJ being very dismissive of the agony of people who lost loved ones at Hillsborough.
Not exactly a shining success as a Mayor of London either.

[tonyav]

Fabricant, jaysus Christ, Have you seen that hair ( Irish, Syrup etc ) He'd be a grrat body double for Doris.

[tonyav]

Great even.

[Hymie]

A number of Tory MPs (and many Tory voters) appear to have a very short memory span.

[emmie]

they also remember a 80 seat majority............

[ichkeria]

It’s becoming increasingly clear I think that it ain’t going to be Johnson

[emmie]

maybe not, but should one vote for Rishi, who affectedly stabbed Johnson in the back

[ichkeria]

“Lost patience with a deceitful economic-know-nothing” after months of putting up with him more like.
If it was as simple as stabbing Boris Johnson in the back then it would not have precipitated the mass resignations that followed.
Arguably Sunak took a brave step when he could have carried on in his ministerial post. There was no guarantee he’d somehow become PM instead far from it.
I was never a huge fan. In the same way I don’t hate Johnson and find a lot of the abuse he gets tiresome and unfair.
But he really, sadly, wasn’t a good person to have in the top job and the Tories would be beyond insane to bring him back

[emmie]

its unlikely he will get the nod.

[Ken4155]

ABS saddled us with the totally inept Truss. The members would be well advised to remember that if they have the final say.

[FatticusInch]

If it goes to the members(and I hope it does) then Sunak loses, simple as that.

[Bobbisox1]

I really don’t think BJ will win this race but I am pleased he’s tried because I don’t like Sunak either, if a GE is called then I won’t vote at all , first time ever ,

[emmie]

i would vote again for the tories, if a GE is called.

[Bobbisox1]

Emmie I know it should be the party not the leader but I don’t like the way the party is behaving right now, I hope a wind of change sweeps through it soon

[FatticusInch]

emmie
//i would vote again for the tories, if a GE is called//

Oh dear…….

[ichkeria]

The big thing here to me is this “online vote of members”
I mean I don’t like using these silly abbreviations but honestly : W T F ?

I cannot believe they thought thus through

[bobbinwales]

We might not fatticus but not everyone has to share your blinkered view

[naomi24]

I think they're seeking a fait accompli by Monday night in order to avoid it going to party members - hence the meeting between Boris and Sunak. Interesting that neither has yet officially declared his intention to stand. Mordaunt is. as expected, already an 'also ran'.

Fatticusinch, some people disagree with you. Bobbi disagrees with you and you should be man enough to allow that. Childish comments designed to denigrate make you look .. well…childish. Try growing up and having an adult conversation - just for a change.

[naomi24]

^Sorry, emmie not bobbi - but the sentiment is the same.

[FatticusInch]

naomi24,
//Fatticusinch, some people disagree with you. Bobbi disagrees with you and you should be man enough to allow that. Childish comments designed to denigrate make you look .. well…childish. Try growing up and having an adult conversation - just for a change. //

Oh, you mean like the comment about my Mum on the other thread? Lol.
Not heard anyone do that since I was about 9 in primary school.
Do tell us more about what the adults say?
PMSL.