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Tory Cabinet Thread


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1 hour ago, magicrat said:

Its all been drip drip for months.  He will go in the next week or so once its clear the 1922 C are going to change the rules to allow another vote.  They would only do this if they were sure a majority now existed to oust him so I would expect at that point he will resign rather than be humiliated .


I think he’ll get away with it, again.

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3 minutes ago, Colonel Bumcunt said:

It's interesting how the Tories will likely 'vote again' on Boris. 

Brexit meant Brexit for all the saps. 

Boris doesn't mean Boris for the gentry. 

If he makes PMQ's tomorrow the soundbites will be off the chart I expect. Same usual bollocks, I reckon the "playing party politics while we get on with the job" might get the loudest cheer from the tories who have stood by him. 

 

Blackford should be fun.  

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6 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

If he makes PMQ's tomorrow the soundbites will be off the chart I expect. Same usual bollocks, I reckon the "playing party politics while we get on with the job" might get the loudest cheer from the tories who have stood by him. 

 

Blackford should be fun.  


There should be so few Tories there tomorrow it should be embarrassing.

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You can't rescue this economy while the £ is so weak due to Brexit.  Not without slave labour and slashing public services.  Not conducive to Levelling Up or celebrating Brexit Britain. 

The jig is up. Sunak knows it, that's why he jumped. All that lies ahead is a painful realisation of the decision made in 2016. 

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