The next Conservative Leader thread.

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DC has played a very wise game, Boris can't possibly win regardless of what he does, game set and match to DC, Boris is finished.

I hope May gets in, having a female leading the country into EU negotiations can only be a good thing.

May vs Merkel

could be worthy of a pay per view event.
 
Nicky Morgan who backed remain massively, is now backing Gove saying she "wants to be a part of that program" - I wonder what he's promised her.


For all his flaws, at least Cameron was able to keep the lid slightly on the nutters. Now it's just a free for all and the nutters are on the rampage.
 
I don't blame him, but he is a coward.
To be one of the figure heads, to be in the party in power, and then to withdraw?

Still of the mind the leave group did not want this to happen. A leave win
 
I don't blame him, but he is a coward.
To be one of the figure heads, to be in the party in power, and then to withdraw?

Still of the mind the leave group did not want this to happen. A leave win

Boris is clever and ambitious. He's making good decisions for himself here, but unfortunately his career is primarily what drives these decisions not anything more altruistic.
 
Do you think the next leader will give Boris a cabinet position?

He already has a new job

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Mayor of the Little Kingdom.
 
So just an aside, what was Boris' strategy here?

He joined the leave campaign as it'd give him the opportunity to counter DC as leader and PM. I think we all know he didn't believe in the actual cause?

So if this was the plan, why is he dropping out? Perhaps not enough support from MPs? If that's the case, surely the plan would have been building support throughout? Perhaps he didn't expect a brexit win? Maybe he just wanted a stage opposite DC which could frame him as an obvious leader?
 
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