Boris Johnson 'would like to be PM'

[ikarl]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-21836935

[Six Fiend]

I doubt he could be any worse than the other offerings but would at least give great quality entertainment and encourage people to use dictionaries

[king arthur]

Boris said:

As a general tactic in life, it is often useful to give the slight impression that you are deliberately pretending not to know what's going on - because the reality may be that you don't know what's going on, but people won't be able to tell the difference

Genius!

[McWigglebum4th]

Six Fiend said:

I doubt he could be any worse than the other offerings

I have chickens which would be no worse then the current offerings

[RSoovy4]

It'll happen.

[Derek Smith]

Hardly news. This was obvious as soon as he started to suck up to Murdoch. If you want to know what his policies will be, look up the McTaggart lectures, as given by little Jimmy Murdoch and Murdosh's missus.

[otolith]

He does at least have the advantage over the entire political establishment of not coming across as a nasty piece of work.

[extraT]

The second most senior Tory in the party, with more political sway than Millipead (i'm not above name calling) and Cleggy.

The harsh reality is Liarbour were only too happy to give power to the Tories, knowing the shambles of 2008 would make the next (now current Coalition) unelectable for a generation.

Liarbour knew full well that their mess would be too difficult to sort out- and now they are coming out with BS about how they can "fix" the economy- that they had more than a helping hand in breaking in the first place.

The Tories best chance of being (re)elected would be to put BoJo upfront.

[extraT]

The second most senior Tory in the party, with more political sway than Millipead (i'm not above name calling) and Cleggy.

The harsh reality is Liarbour were only too happy to give power to the Tories, knowing the shambles of 2008 would make the next (now current Coalition) unelectable for a generation.

Liarbour knew full well that their mess would be too difficult to sort out- and now they are coming out with BS about how they can "fix" the economy- that they had more than a helping hand in breaking in the first place.

The Tories best chance of being (re)elected would be to put BoJo upfront.

[aw51 121565]

Apart from not being an MP, which might delay things slightly...

[anonymous-user]

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[Justayellowbadge]

aw51 121565 said:

Apart from not being an MP, which might delay things slightly...

ZG will step aside.