It's the thought of losing to Labour or the LibDems that inspired fellow Tories to vote AGAINST Boris.
Long live Boris
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Ultimately you can blame the party members who thought it was a jolly good idea to vote in corbyn as Leader of HM opposition
End result Johnson ends up with an 80 seat majority
After the electorate was given the choice of voting for buffoon Johnson or buffoon corbyn to form government
Than he gets slung out the party by his perceived mates
One of which was Starmer
Ultimately you can blame the party members who thought it was a jolly good idea to vote in corbyn as Leader of HM opposition
End result Johnson ends up with an 80 seat majority
After the electorate was given the choice of voting for buffoon Johnson or buffoon corbyn to form government
Than he gets slung out the party by his perceived mates
One of which was Starmer
Both are cults really
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A true politicians answer from John.
It can only be a Tory. As for who could replace him, literally anyone in the Tory party can that's the problem. Any Tory MP installed at the moment would do about as well.
It's not as if he's got the full trust and support of his party or any particular personal brilliance. The Tories don't want to go through months of painful fighting in public to decide the replacement. Because there's no clear replacement/improvement available the fighting will be long bloody and very public.
Yet they chose him to lead them. Why - was it because they disliked all others more?
This'll all be forgotten in a week or two.
Because they thought he'd be popular with the voting public, which he used to be.
You could be right, his main support from was from Tory party membership and the public.
Jeremy Hunt is positioning himself for a leadership bid, if successful that could spell the end for the Tories, he didn't shine in any of his ministerial roles.
I doubt much will happen for a while now, maybe an FPN for Kier and Angela.
They only winged the buggr. Half-arsd coup that went off half-cocked and simply wounded a lame duck PM. They really should've waited for the results of the by-elections in Wakefield and in Honiton, where Labour and the Libs will surely make substantial gains.
Now we're in for a summer of speculation and rumour leading up to the Party Conference in the autumn. I don't expect his situation will have improved at all by then.
Now we're in for a summer of speculation and rumour leading up to the Party Conference in the autumn. I don't expect his situation will have improved at all by then.
