Is It Possible To Return After Resigning As An Mp ?.

[gulliver1]

Public Majority don't want Boris Back as an MP ever.But when he made his resignation speech he said "Very sad to be leaving Parliament.At least for Now".
Which prompted speculation of a future return. Meanwhile several Tory MPs have applied to stand for the Tory safe seat at Henly on Thames and have been refused implying it has been reserved. For who ??? .......Please God... No.

[gulliver1]

Naomi 10,59 No problem to me, Born into Omniscience .
Just like Boris.

[naomi24]

But you're not, Gulliver, because most of the time you very clearly don't know what you're talking about.

[bednobs]

i am reading a v interesting book ATM called "how westminster works ...and why it doesn't"
i would recommend it to everybody
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation

[gulliver1]

Naomi 11.13 ...Then why do keep listening ,,,lol

[naomi24]

Because reading your waffle is an occasional pastime which I prefer to regard as amusing rather than irritating, Gulliver.

[gulliver1]

Bednobs 11,26 Wouldn't like to try and pronounce the authors name after a few beers, though.

[gulliver1]

I think the monster with a bale of hay on his ugly head, will slither into the Henly on Thames seat.... just when you thought it was all over.

[bazwillrun]

^ be nice if you did the same...

vulcan summed you up nicely

"For somebody who has an interest in the Government in general and Boris Johnson in particular, to the point of infatuation, gulliver seems to have a very limited knowledge of how it all works."

strike out very limited and replace with zero

[vulcan42]

bazwillrun, the continuous good weather has extended my good will, even to gulliver. I thought I would suggest he had some relevant knowledge.

[Peter Pedant]

well done Gully
hadnt noticed the last bit about which I have some reservations - haw haw haw

and here is a promo video to irritate the er irascible

[Peter Pedant]

is an occasional pastime which I prefer to regard as amusing rather than irritating,
alas Naomi after many years practice, I still find your script or 'pensees' gormless in the extreme

[Peter Pedant]

oh come on come on
if a mod can abuse a poster......

[naomi24]

Your inadequacies aren't my problem, PP.

[Peter Pedant]

short answer yes
Churchill had the wilderness years

altho christ, colonial secretary 1920 and Chancellor 1931, didnt make his supporter go " yeah whooppee more of the same please!"
oh God Gallipolli

[Peter Pedant]

Your inadequacies aren't my problem, PP.
yours are: my eyes are drawn to your posts - with magnetic hypnotic intensity...

[naomi24]

No one could have missed that, pp.

[jno]

given that JRM is pleading with Sunak not to block a return by Boris, yes, I guess he's free to apply to any constituency to be selected as a candidate and to let the voters there sweep him back into power. But as we've seen, Party HQ (of any party, I suspect) may block anyone's candidacy.

[youngmafbog]

For once I totally agree with you jno.

It would be a real surprise for Party HQ to approve someone like him. The only time I could think would be in a no hoper seat, then who would come back on that.

I do have to express surprise at Johnsons 'popularity' of 44%, that is actually positive rather than negative for him. Odd.

[jno]

well I thought someone ought to try to answer the question, ymb

[Gromit]

Meanwhile Nadine hasn’t actually handed in her resignation, so no by election can be timetabled.
Maybe Johnson has his eye on that seat?