Boris, helped greatly in leaving a huge **** floating in the pool and promptly gets out!
Crabb's views on homosexuality rule him out and Gove clearly says one thing and does another.
I think May will walk this.
God can you imagine the handbags with all those hormonal car wrecks in 1 room negotiating![]()
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?
May as the next PM and no coherent opposition party.
people should be afraid, very afraid.
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?
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?
Perhaps he didn't expect a brexit win? Maybe he just wanted a stage opposite DC which could frame him as an obvious leader?
His plan was to be the heroic leader of a noble, but ultimate futile, Leave campaign and carry the wave of discontent from the Tory faithful into number 10. He's dropped out now because (1) quite a lot of Tory MPs now hate him and he's not sure he'll win and (2) because he knows whoever is the next PM and has to pull the trigger on Article 50 is going to have a disastrous premiership.
Honest question - why?
Is May really that bad?
Seems like the only one credible enough to actually broker a half decent deal out of this mess.
Think it's been made clear to him that Tories are out to get him for shafting Cameron. Gove stuck the knife in as well.
So the fact they won means he misjudged the outcome and now wants to avoid a poisoned chalice?
Quite, that's why I'd vote for him. I think he's respected by his Tory colleagues but he's unelectable for the vast majority of voters. With Gove at the helm, it's less likely that the Tories will win the next GE.
So the fact they won means he misjudged the outcome and now wants to avoid a poisoned chalice?
Is May really that bad?
So the fact they won means he misjudged the outcome and now wants to avoid a poisoned chalice?