oh gods the ride never endsThere's a ready supply of morons, but I'd be more worried about someone competent, sleek, but morally bankrupt - i.e. Sunak - stepping up instead.
oh gods the ride never endsThere's a ready supply of morons, but I'd be more worried about someone competent, sleek, but morally bankrupt - i.e. Sunak - stepping up instead.
I remember thinking the idea of Boris as PM was too absurd a reality and yet here we are
plenty of other morons ready to fail upwards
the Conservatives got 42.4% (in 2017) which was their highest percentage since 1983, and 43.6% (in 2019) which was their highest since 1979
There's a ready supply of morons, but I'd be more worried about someone competent, sleek, but morally bankrupt - i.e. Sunak - stepping up instead.
43.6% is higher than 42.4%?Surely that would be "Their highest since 2017" for the latter? Or am I misunderstanding something there?
He still looks sick AF. Maybe didn't realise the job would require actual work.
I said 2019 was the highest since 1979 because 2019 was the highest since 1979. It'd be weird to say it was the highest since 2017, since it was higher than that.Yeah but the post said the highest since 1979 when the highest was 2017 before that? I've had a beer though so maybe I'm just tripping
I said 2019 was the highest since 1979 because 2019 was the highest since 1979. It'd be weird to say it was the highest since 2017, since it was higher than that.
It would be legitimately hilarious if the kid he actually ended up looking after (as opposed to neglecting like the rest of them) wasn't actually his.-- The latest baby, the one with his fiancee, isn't actually his at all.
The 84-year-old baronet, father of Cummings' wife, Mary, told visitor Anna Silverman Johnson was still struggling badly after having coronavirus and would step down in six months, according to a report in the Times.
He won't quit but he could be pushed out if the tory party start thinking he's a liability.
Sunak has his race against him which is a problem when your heading the party of racists. He'd be fine if the election was next year or the one after his positive momentum would last that long but 4 years from now in deep depression I'm not sure the country will be so happy with the brown immigrant who helped cause the mess.Not sure how legitimately I should view this.
It sounds like nonsense, but (despite their slant) I still see The Times as pretty reliable in terms of reporting.
I just hope we don't get Gove.
Fake Edit:
ffs
Although it sounds like Gove/Murdoch are chums.
Gove feels like it'd be a step backward for the party - he's not a 'man of the people' like Boris is pushed as.
Still think it'll be Sunak.
Haha.I'd believe the PMs father in law here over the PMs sock puppet
After the May saga, we've got to stop pretending that the Tories are ruthless.
Yes, UK democracy is basically a one-party system where the public is naive enough to believe in changing the leader of the ruling party will be enough for real change rather than change the governing party itself. I'll never get over the Northern voters voting Tory for the first time in their lives after 10 years of Tory rule because "they wanted change".They'll still put power above anything else. Their ruthlessness is definitely overplayed but their number one priority is always power, and considering Johnson's ongoing shitshow it wouldn't surprise me if they were lining up someone to replace him as soon as the public mood turns. The thing is the public are fucking stupid and apparently the mood hasn't really shifted despite said shitshow so who knows.
Yes, UK democracy is basically a one-party system where the public is naive enough to believe in changing the leader of the ruling party will be enough for real change rather than change the governing party itself. I'll never get over the Northern voters voting Tory for the first time in their lives after 10 years of Tory rule because "they wanted change".
Yes. Sadly the Tories won the culture wars decisively in the last election to the point that working-class people felt they could trust Boris and his cronies more than leftist Labour just because they would 'get Brexit done' (puking).They wanted Brexit surely, that's what did it right? The election was very much framed around that. I still assume people think the 'other' are to blame for the woes, not Tories or Labour.
You think to yourself "How can this keep getting worse" and they keep delivering. It's unbelievable!
Yes, UK democracy is basically a one-party system where the public is naive enough to believe in changing the leader of the ruling party will be enough for real change rather than change the governing party itself. I'll never get over the Northern voters voting Tory for the first time in their lives after 10 years of Tory rule because "they wanted change".
While the phrase "you can tell a man by how he claps" isn't a thing, for Gove it actually is. Guy is a fucking grade-A weirdo. God help us all if he ever has the chair. Also corrupt to hell and back, just see the PPE procurement bullshit.Gove is one of those loons who likes to break things and has some mad ideas for new society that always fail. You don't want Gove.
He has been chums with Murdoch for ages, probably one of his many inside men.
I read a while back in the FT that Murdoch was potentially planning a UK news channel, e.g. something like fox uk. I saw more rumours about it yesterday. If that happens we're boned. It cannot be stated how much Murdoch's backing sways elections in this country. Blair managed it by literally getting into the family.
They did axe Fox in the UK, can't remember if it was because it was literally fake news or so he could buy Sky TV. I'm not sure if he would come back but the way people are being suckered he would probably win.