Next Conservative party leader.
Discussion
So May just scrapes in on Friday with a majority of 8 seats, resigns as PM straight away and announces a leadership election.
Who's yer money on to step up to the plate?
I'm gong for backstabber, clever boy, Borris slayer, Gove.
He's got a job to finish amd nobody else would actually dare to go for PM at the start of the Eurodancing fiasco that's about to get underway.
Who's yer money on to step up to the plate?
I'm gong for backstabber, clever boy, Borris slayer, Gove.
He's got a job to finish amd nobody else would actually dare to go for PM at the start of the Eurodancing fiasco that's about to get underway.
rfisher said:
So May just scrapes in on Friday with a majority of 8 seats, resigns as PM straight away and announces a leadership election.
Who's yer money on to step up to the plate?
I'm gong for backstabber, clever boy, Borris slayer, Gove.
He's got a job to finish amd nobody else would actually dare to go for PM at the start of the Eurodancing fiasco that's about to get underway.
If she has a majority she's staying. Who's yer money on to step up to the plate?
I'm gong for backstabber, clever boy, Borris slayer, Gove.
He's got a job to finish amd nobody else would actually dare to go for PM at the start of the Eurodancing fiasco that's about to get underway.
Oh no the gods of doom already predicting a Conservative meltdown and the repercussions!
FWIW - likely candidates to lead the party in the event TM gets done / rolled:
BoJo
Phil Hammond
Amber Rudd
Gove will probably try
Osborne may well try.
I suspect though there may be some reluctance to elect another female leader at this point in time given TM's poor performance.
FWIW - likely candidates to lead the party in the event TM gets done / rolled:
BoJo
Phil Hammond
Amber Rudd
Gove will probably try
Osborne may well try.
I suspect though there may be some reluctance to elect another female leader at this point in time given TM's poor performance.
Likes Fast Cars said:
Oh no the gods of doom already predicting a Conservative meltdown and the repercussions!
FWIW - likely candidates to lead the party in the event TM gets done / rolled:
BoJo
Phil Hammond
Amber Rudd
Gove will probably try
Osborne may well try.
I suspect though there may be some reluctance to elect another female leader at this point in time given TM's poor performance.
Osborne won't be an MP unless he sneaks back in at a by-election FWIW - likely candidates to lead the party in the event TM gets done / rolled:
BoJo
Phil Hammond
Amber Rudd
Gove will probably try
Osborne may well try.
I suspect though there may be some reluctance to elect another female leader at this point in time given TM's poor performance.
David Davis vs Bojo in the final, Davis to win
essayer said:
Likes Fast Cars said:
Oh no the gods of doom already predicting a Conservative meltdown and the repercussions!
FWIW - likely candidates to lead the party in the event TM gets done / rolled:
BoJo
Phil Hammond
Amber Rudd
Gove will probably try
Osborne may well try.
I suspect though there may be some reluctance to elect another female leader at this point in time given TM's poor performance.
Osborne won't be an MP unless he sneaks back in at a by-election FWIW - likely candidates to lead the party in the event TM gets done / rolled:
BoJo
Phil Hammond
Amber Rudd
Gove will probably try
Osborne may well try.
I suspect though there may be some reluctance to elect another female leader at this point in time given TM's poor performance.
David Davis vs Bojo in the final, Davis to win
Forgot about DD - not a bad guy actually, and probably the best choice.
Gove has already demonstrated the necessary kill instinct that we require at present.
He's also bloody clever, which May certainly isn't.
Davis is looking old these days.
Osborne is too bitter 'n twisted.
Rudd is about to get dumped whatever happens on Friday.
Hammond too wet.
He's also bloody clever, which May certainly isn't.
Davis is looking old these days.
Osborne is too bitter 'n twisted.
Rudd is about to get dumped whatever happens on Friday.
Hammond too wet.
Edited by rfisher on Tuesday 6th June 15:17
rfisher said:
Gove has already demonstrated the necessary kill instinct that we require at present.
He's also bloody clever, which May certainly isn't.
Davis is looking old these days.
Osborne is too bitter 'n twisted.
Rudd is about to get dumped whatever happens on Friday.
Hammond too wet.
I'd like Gove, Davis or Rees-MogHe's also bloody clever, which May certainly isn't.
Davis is looking old these days.
Osborne is too bitter 'n twisted.
Rudd is about to get dumped whatever happens on Friday.
Hammond too wet.
Edited by rfisher on Tuesday 6th June 15:17
Hayek said:
Likes Fast Cars said:
Yes - thanks for that, forgot about that slight technicality!
Forgot about DD - not a bad guy actually, and probably the best choice.
Should have had him previously but ended up getting New Tory CMD.Forgot about DD - not a bad guy actually, and probably the best choice.
...... he & his wife were BIG DD fans, they helped DD's leadership campaign all those years ago, I was helping CMD (I was quite heavily involved in the party at the time), they have never let me live it down! It still comes up in conversation......and I ended up disliking CMD, f
king clown he is / was.Likes Fast Cars said:
Oh no the gods of doom already predicting a Conservative meltdown and the repercussions!
FWIW - likely candidates to lead the party in the event TM gets done / rolled:
BoJo
Phil Hammond
Amber Rudd
Gove will probably try
Osborne may well try.
I suspect though there may be some reluctance to elect another female leader at this point in time given TM's poor performance.
God's of doom?FWIW - likely candidates to lead the party in the event TM gets done / rolled:
BoJo
Phil Hammond
Amber Rudd
Gove will probably try
Osborne may well try.
I suspect though there may be some reluctance to elect another female leader at this point in time given TM's poor performance.
I'm looking forward to it.
SmoothCriminal said:
Would love to see Jacob Rees Mogg as prime minister.
I'd love to see him as Tory leader.A definate 2 more decades in the wilderness kind of guy.
The problem the Tories now have is that Cameron was at least likeable. Now he's gone they have yet another identikit Tory who most people would rather cross the road to avoid than have running the country.
Interesting times.
Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff