Theresa May (Vol.2)
Discussion
mattyn1 said:
Is Michael Gove always this humorous?
He's fiercely bright, canny and witty. A bit like William Hague, but with a lot of added Machiavellian cunning, venom, and spite! We could do a lot worse than have him as PM. He's a villain, but I think he's clever enough that his ego aligns the nation's benefit broadly with his measurement of personal success. (but not entirely!)
He runs rings round May as a parliamentary operator, IMO.
SpeckledJim said:
He's fiercely bright, canny and witty. A bit like William Hague, but with a lot of added Machiavellian cunning, venom, and spite!
We could do a lot worse than have him as PM. He's a villain, but I think he's clever enough that his ego aligns the nation's benefit broadly with his measurement of personal success. (but not entirely!)
He runs rings round May as a parliamentary operator, IMO.
He's slippery as an eel but I do like him.We could do a lot worse than have him as PM. He's a villain, but I think he's clever enough that his ego aligns the nation's benefit broadly with his measurement of personal success. (but not entirely!)
He runs rings round May as a parliamentary operator, IMO.
It's so confusing
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hstewie said:
hstewie said:SpeckledJim said:
He's fiercely bright, canny and witty. A bit like William Hague, but with a lot of added Machiavellian cunning, venom, and spite!
We could do a lot worse than have him as PM. He's a villain, but I think he's clever enough that his ego aligns the nation's benefit broadly with his measurement of personal success. (but not entirely!)
He runs rings round May as a parliamentary operator, IMO.
He's slippery as an eel but I do like him.We could do a lot worse than have him as PM. He's a villain, but I think he's clever enough that his ego aligns the nation's benefit broadly with his measurement of personal success. (but not entirely!)
He runs rings round May as a parliamentary operator, IMO.
It's so confusing
He would sell the country off for parts.
https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/politics-h...
DrDeAtH said:
bhstewie said:
hstewie said: He's slippery as an eel but I do like him.
It's so confusing
He's a weasel who looks like Pob. Not to be trusted.It's so confusing
https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1C1CHBF_en-GBGB8...
SpeckledJim said:
mattyn1 said:
Is Michael Gove always this humorous?
He's fiercely bright, canny and witty. A bit like William Hague, but with a lot of added Machiavellian cunning, venom, and spite! We could do a lot worse than have him as PM. He's a villain, but I think he's clever enough that his ego aligns the nation's benefit broadly with his measurement of personal success. (but not entirely!)
He runs rings round May as a parliamentary operator, IMO.
Elysium said:
bhstewie said:
hstewie said:SpeckledJim said:
He's fiercely bright, canny and witty. A bit like William Hague, but with a lot of added Machiavellian cunning, venom, and spite!
We could do a lot worse than have him as PM. He's a villain, but I think he's clever enough that his ego aligns the nation's benefit broadly with his measurement of personal success. (but not entirely!)
He runs rings round May as a parliamentary operator, IMO.
He's slippery as an eel but I do like him.We could do a lot worse than have him as PM. He's a villain, but I think he's clever enough that his ego aligns the nation's benefit broadly with his measurement of personal success. (but not entirely!)
He runs rings round May as a parliamentary operator, IMO.
It's so confusing
He would sell the country off for parts.
https://www.thedailymash.co.uk/politics/politics-h...
Gordon Brown gave a great speech on the importance of the Scottish union. I didn't like him as a politician but it was a masterpiece of oration. As was Robin Cook's resignation speech - or Geoffrey Howe's... or Hilary Benns on Syria.
Gove delivered a well timed, impactful and well executed speech. Rousing.
Vaud said:
There is a key difference between liking Gove and admiring a well delivered speech.
Gordon Brown gave a great speech on the importance of the Scottish union. I didn't like him as a politician but it was a masterpiece of oration. As was Robin Cook's resignation speech - or Geoffrey Howe's... or Hilary Benns on Syria.
Gove delivered a well timed, impactful and well executed speech. Rousing.
I've just watched the full thing.Gordon Brown gave a great speech on the importance of the Scottish union. I didn't like him as a politician but it was a masterpiece of oration. As was Robin Cook's resignation speech - or Geoffrey Howe's... or Hilary Benns on Syria.
Gove delivered a well timed, impactful and well executed speech. Rousing.
He f
king sliced and diced Corbyn there, loved the look on his face when the camera switched to him not sure there was much "gentler politics" going through his mind.I feel sorry for Tom Watson, must be difficult to keep a straight face.
bobbo89 said:
DrDeAtH said:
They've got Angela Rayner now on C4 news.... Sounds thicker than a rice pudding...
Thought they'd brought Philomena Cunk on for s second! Can you imagine her setting policy? Jesus Christ.
Elysium said:
So Theresa is safe for a couple of days - I assume we now wait for Plan B on Monday, which I guess will be Plan A plus some made up fluff?
Forgive my ignorance, but how does this work now? Can she be challenged again tomorrow? Next week? or is there some arbitrary criteria that need filling before it happens again? Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff