He knows how to win elections though, politicians can forgive a lot in their leaders as long as they can do that.
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He knows how to win elections though, politicians can forgive a lot in their leaders as long as they can do that.
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The Mogg couldn't win a seat until a safe one was tailor made for him. Can he and his nanny take the country? I doubt it. 
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Boris will become the next leader of UKIP if we remain in the EU. He'll take euroskeptic MPs with him and rebrand UKIP as an alternate Conservative party.
He'll never get voted in so it's a non issue to even think about, the bloke is a complete moron and he's proved that countless times with the absolute idiotic stuff he says.
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George being George will just blame bad budgets on the rebels and the need to appease them. Will the media believe him? Now that depends, doesn't it? (tinfoil acquired)
Alternative for Britland!
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I'll enter Crabb as my off chance to succeed Dave before 2020. Good profile, and it doesn't take a genius to outdo the IDS legacy at Work and Pensions. 
Nevertheless, if the party can summon up another Ruth Davidson from the Shires, they'll take it by a landslide against Corbyn. Jezza is a warm, approachable human being, but I'm afraid as a campaigner and party leader he'll be a disaster for Labour, and not necessarily because his ideas are not popular (like with Ed, a lot of them are individually). We'll see what the mood is like after the referendum guff settles.
Nevertheless, if the party can summon up another Ruth Davidson from the Shires, they'll take it by a landslide against Corbyn. Jezza is a warm, approachable human being, but I'm afraid as a campaigner and party leader he'll be a disaster for Labour, and not necessarily because his ideas are not popular (like with Ed, a lot of them are individually). We'll see what the mood is like after the referendum guff settles.Agreed but since when does that matter? All that matters is that joe public believes "Labour have ruined the economy every time they've been in power" and "Osborne saved us from the awful mess Labour left behind - look they even left a note saying there's no money left!".
Because with Osborne at the helm they would struggle to peddle that myth.
start wearing nice brown shirts as well
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That's actually a good shout.
Tbh If any female PM were to exist again, May would be the best of a horrifically stale bunch...
We unfortunately do not have our own Liz Warren, May would have to do... regardless of her being a total bitch (bitch isnt censored?!).
Also, What are the chances that this causes the Tory's to lose control of Parliament giving way for Corbyn/Salmond coalition AHHAHA omg, yes please!.
We unfortunately do not have our own Liz Warren, May would have to do... regardless of her being a total bitch (bitch isnt censored?!).
Also, What are the chances that this causes the Tory's to lose control of Parliament giving way for Corbyn/Salmond coalition AHHAHA omg, yes please!.
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Which is why I voted to remain (I'm largely on the fence otherwise). I can't have that moron running the country on my conscience.
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