It wasn't mine, so don't even think of tarring me with that brush or I'll take it off you and slap you with it.

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It wasn't mine, so don't even think of tarring me with that brush or I'll take it off you and slap you with it.
Looking at the candidates I think we can rule out a General Election any time soon unless the Tories get in to a huge internal row. Which unelectable moron will they pick?
The Witch of Westminster?
Pinocchio?
The one that hates gays?
The one that lost the last leadership contest to Cameron?
The one that nobody has ever heard of?
This is going to be a car crash. People wanted a GE to be called when Brown took over from Blair, despite the fact we all knew it was coming and who would take over. The current situation is far, far worse.
It seems obvious Gove only put in for the top job to stop Boris whom he had lost confidence in.
Immigration was blatantly the main concern of most leave voters. That's not to say that those with concerns are racist, or that I agree with those concerns - but a lot of people, and a very high number of leave voters, do have those concerns.
The problem is that politicians have been very quick to remove money from public services, they then don't want that to be seen, so some - and a media that supports the parties doing such things - use smoke and mirrors to blame a section of society.
People don't understand the benefits that immigration bring, and instead rely on a message that's been repeated that often that people think that there must be some truth in it. Even if there's not.
I'm not dismissing people's concerns, even though I disagree with them. The way you solve these issues though is through acknowledging concerns and being able to talk through them, through education and debate.
Instead though, throughout the entire referendum campaign, emotional words such as "scaremongering", "propaganda", "we don't trust experts", etc have been used to shutdown conversation whenever anyone wanted to discuss sensibly, show reason and use logic.
That's why Gove's scary. May would be worse (she'd remove civil liberties faster than anyone else, and is very authoritarian). Crabb has shown homophobic tendencies. Fox's special advisor controversy show's that he's all for nepotism and abuse of public office for his friends.
For all those reasons I think Andrea Leadsom may just get the job, because she's carried out the least worst actions to date....
Boris was not gunning the position just yet, he was just setting himself up for a future win.
It wasn't mine, so don't even think of tarring me with that brush or I'll take it off you and slap you with it.
Is this same this same Hesletine that I remember stabbing The Blessed Margaret in the back?
Is Boris sitting and waiting to see who and what happens in the Tory party? He may have other plans as the Tory party is blocking him, UKIP?
Michael Gove or Andrea Leadsom. Stephen Crabb looks like he's punching above his weight to be a politician, let alone prime minister.
Wow Britain is screwed. Incoming labour government
Wow Britain is screwed. Incoming labour government