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Dorries Predicts General Election If Sunak Wins
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She likes stirring the pot! She does the Ipposition Partues jobs for them.
//Nadine Dorries: With Rishi Sunak we will be in general election territory within weeks
Former culture secretary Nadine Dorries has claimed that if Rishi Sunak were to win the Tory leadership race the country will be in "general election territory within weeks".
Mr Dorries, who is backing Boris Johnson in the race to become the country's next prime minister, claimed that the privileges committee would focus on the former chancellor if he were to be elected as the next Tory leader.
Last night, Mr Johnson and Mr Sunak were said to be locked in talks as speculation mounted over whether the pair could strike a deal.
Sir James Duddridge, a friend of Mr Johnson, said the former prime minister had the support of the 100 MPs required to reserve his place in the vote.//
Here’s her Tweet too:
/If Rishi Sunak were to win, the focus of the privileges committee I am absolutely certain would move straight onto Rishi Sunak and what he knew - in order to embolden Labours call for a general election. With Rishi we will be in general election territory within weeks./
Oh I do so hope she’s right! It’s now the only option that will suffice.
//Nadine Dorries: With Rishi Sunak we will be in general election territory within weeks
Former culture secretary Nadine Dorries has claimed that if Rishi Sunak were to win the Tory leadership race the country will be in "general election territory within weeks".
Mr Dorries, who is backing Boris Johnson in the race to become the country's next prime minister, claimed that the privileges committee would focus on the former chancellor if he were to be elected as the next Tory leader.
Last night, Mr Johnson and Mr Sunak were said to be locked in talks as speculation mounted over whether the pair could strike a deal.
Sir James Duddridge, a friend of Mr Johnson, said the former prime minister had the support of the 100 MPs required to reserve his place in the vote.//
Here’s her Tweet too:
/If Rishi Sunak were to win, the focus of the privileges committee I am absolutely certain would move straight onto Rishi Sunak and what he knew - in order to embolden Labours call for a general election. With Rishi we will be in general election territory within weeks./
Oh I do so hope she’s right! It’s now the only option that will suffice.
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Labour are ready now. They have the party apparatus and unity to fight an election campaign and win it. Are they ready to Govern? That was the dilemma in 2010 when the Conservative s had been in opposition for 13 years. The answer is the sam, if elected they will be ready to Govern. And let’s face it, this lot are not an hard act to follow.
13:43 Sun 23rd Oct 2022
It rather illogical.
If the privilges committee is what we are talking about plainly the danger is much greater with Johnson. If he had to resign - again - I don't think the calls for GE would be able to be resisted.
And surely the poor old Downing Street lectern has suffered enough ...
But then this is Nadine Dorries for you.
I actually don't want a GE immediately: Labour isn't really ready - yet
If the privilges committee is what we are talking about plainly the danger is much greater with Johnson. If he had to resign - again - I don't think the calls for GE would be able to be resisted.
And surely the poor old Downing Street lectern has suffered enough ...
But then this is Nadine Dorries for you.
I actually don't want a GE immediately: Labour isn't really ready - yet
Ichkeria
//I actually don't want a GE immediately: Labour isn't really ready - yet//
Yet the Tories are?? Do the last 3 years, 3 months, 3 weeks or 3 days not register?
Talking of 3’s, just about to get a third Tory party leader this year! How many chancellors and/or Home Sec’s have we had in the last 3 months??
Another set of 3’s was Truss saying ‘we will deliver’……she must’ve said under her breath chaos, ineptitude and misery.
So when will Labour be ready then, in your opinion?
//I actually don't want a GE immediately: Labour isn't really ready - yet//
Yet the Tories are?? Do the last 3 years, 3 months, 3 weeks or 3 days not register?
Talking of 3’s, just about to get a third Tory party leader this year! How many chancellors and/or Home Sec’s have we had in the last 3 months??
Another set of 3’s was Truss saying ‘we will deliver’……she must’ve said under her breath chaos, ineptitude and misery.
So when will Labour be ready then, in your opinion?
I disagree sandyRoe,
As I said over the weekend, we’ve got the revised(for a second time) mini budget that it’s already acknowledged will mean further cuts to public services and Austerity 2.0, increased mortgage and food costs, an increase in inflation, more rail strikes, impending industrial action by doctors and nurses and a harsh winter in all senses.
But the bankers will get their bonuses and the oil/energy companies get their huge, bigger-than-expected profits that the government refused to put a windfall tax on.
That’ll cheer everyone up as they’re deciding on hearing or eating?
Get any worse? It hasn’t even dawned on them yet……
As I said over the weekend, we’ve got the revised(for a second time) mini budget that it’s already acknowledged will mean further cuts to public services and Austerity 2.0, increased mortgage and food costs, an increase in inflation, more rail strikes, impending industrial action by doctors and nurses and a harsh winter in all senses.
But the bankers will get their bonuses and the oil/energy companies get their huge, bigger-than-expected profits that the government refused to put a windfall tax on.
That’ll cheer everyone up as they’re deciding on hearing or eating?
Get any worse? It hasn’t even dawned on them yet……
Labour are ready now. They have the party apparatus and unity to fight an election campaign and win it.
Are they ready to Govern? That was the dilemma in 2010 when the Conservatives had been in opposition for 13 years. The answer is the sam, if elected they will be ready to Govern. And let’s face it, this lot are not an hard act to follow.
Are they ready to Govern? That was the dilemma in 2010 when the Conservatives had been in opposition for 13 years. The answer is the sam, if elected they will be ready to Govern. And let’s face it, this lot are not an hard act to follow.
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