Rory Stewart MP
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A really impressive man.
Intelligent, principled, cultured, compassionate.
Proven leadership under conditions that were incredibly testing.
He could be the saviour of the conservative party, but I fear they will not let him save them.
As a leader he could bring in a new era of considered, compassionate, consensual and costed debate and policies.
Intelligent, principled, cultured, compassionate.
Proven leadership under conditions that were incredibly testing.
He could be the saviour of the conservative party, but I fear they will not let him save them.
As a leader he could bring in a new era of considered, compassionate, consensual and costed debate and policies.
knk said:
A really impressive man.
Intelligent, principled, cultured, compassionate.
Proven leadership under conditions that were incredibly testing.
He could be the saviour of the conservative party, but I fear they will not let him save them.
As a leader he could bring in a new era of considered, compassionate, consensual and costed debate and policies.
This.Intelligent, principled, cultured, compassionate.
Proven leadership under conditions that were incredibly testing.
He could be the saviour of the conservative party, but I fear they will not let him save them.
As a leader he could bring in a new era of considered, compassionate, consensual and costed debate and policies.
Theyve already printed the Retards speech and painted another f
king bus with more lies.He seems to be a very nice man but incredibly wet.
He's also not averse to promising stuff that isn't deliverable.
Persisting with May's deal is what got her the boot (rightly so) and "citizens assemblies" are as likely to break the impasse as the HoC sitting on its sweaty arse for another decade.
There is no "compromise" possible between those who rabidly wish to leave and those who rabidly wish to remain. You cannot be half in/out. And most people just want it over with. That means grow a pair and either rescind or get out on 31/10 with no WA.
He's also not averse to promising stuff that isn't deliverable.
Persisting with May's deal is what got her the boot (rightly so) and "citizens assemblies" are as likely to break the impasse as the HoC sitting on its sweaty arse for another decade.
There is no "compromise" possible between those who rabidly wish to leave and those who rabidly wish to remain. You cannot be half in/out. And most people just want it over with. That means grow a pair and either rescind or get out on 31/10 with no WA.
knk said:
Wet?
He is a proven leader, calm and composed in some incredibly dangerous situations, both as part of a team, leading a team, and on his own without support.
Read up on what he got up to in Iraq & Afghanistan.
I'm not judging him on that, but on what he's saying and how he's saying it now.He is a proven leader, calm and composed in some incredibly dangerous situations, both as part of a team, leading a team, and on his own without support.
Read up on what he got up to in Iraq & Afghanistan.
He comes over, to me, as if he's in a constant state of apology. And his ideas won't deliver anything.
Murph7355 said:
...There is no "compromise" possible between those who rabidly wish to leave and those who rabidly wish to remain. You cannot be half in/out. And most people just want it over with. That means grow a pair and either rescind or get out on 31/10 with no WA.
Exactly and the sooner the HoC accepts that and gets on with it the better.His citizen assembly idea of getting Brexit rejected this way, is ludicrous - might as well just have the Question Time audience decide for him.
He is more believable than many others in saying no second referendum or revoking article 50 , but then so did May make all the right sounds for a while.
No one seems keen to have a Remainer do Brexit again.
Shame, any other time I think most would support him.
He is more believable than many others in saying no second referendum or revoking article 50 , but then so did May make all the right sounds for a while.
No one seems keen to have a Remainer do Brexit again.
Shame, any other time I think most would support him.
knk said:
Wet?
He is a proven leader, calm and composed in some incredibly dangerous situations, both as part of a team, leading a team, and on his own without support.
Read up on what he got up to in Iraq & Afghanistan.
Sorry but he appears wet to me too.He is a proven leader, calm and composed in some incredibly dangerous situations, both as part of a team, leading a team, and on his own without support.
Read up on what he got up to in Iraq & Afghanistan.
It's his face / mannerisms.
In politics as in so many things these days, it's not what you say, nor what you do but how you are perceived that matters.
Otis Criblecoblis said:
His citizen assembly idea of getting Brexit rejected this way, is ludicrous - might as well just have the Question Time audience decide for him.
He is more believable than many others in saying no second referendum or revoking article 50 , but then so did May make all the right sounds for a while.
No one seems keen to have a Remainer do Brexit again.
Shame, any other time I think most would support him.
Or do it via a sponsored Saturday night thing with Graham Norton taking the phone in votes.He is more believable than many others in saying no second referendum or revoking article 50 , but then so did May make all the right sounds for a while.
No one seems keen to have a Remainer do Brexit again.
Shame, any other time I think most would support him.
Nice bloke ,wrong time, probably wrong party
petemurphy said:
he's been good on twitter but wonder if he looks right to represent us on the world stage. as they say on twitter
"Rory Stewart is the love child of Eddie Redmayne and Willem Dafoe in a Wallace & Grommit cartoon"
And the main contender for the role does look right to represent us?"Rory Stewart is the love child of Eddie Redmayne and Willem Dafoe in a Wallace & Grommit cartoon"
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