Rishi for P.M.?
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BrundanBianchi

Original Poster:

1,106 posts

69 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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I think he’s brilliant. I’d vote for the party he was chief in charge of, who’s with me?

Gecko1978

12,302 posts

181 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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Ir35...father in law runs large consultancy.....not even if corban was only alternative

Einion Yrth

19,575 posts

268 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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Bannatyne - ahhm oot!

bigandclever

14,227 posts

262 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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Who doesn’t like free cash?

anonymous-user

78 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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No chance!

V8 Stang

4,487 posts

207 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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Absolutely not, he was complicit in the destruction of the economy!!


Einion Yrth

19,575 posts

268 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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Should have made it a poll - definitely appears to be in "lead balloon" and "over my dead body" territory.

untakenname

5,276 posts

216 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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He may be star of the moment but give it a year when the economy is in tatters and he will be vilified by the media.

anonymous-user

78 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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I think he’d be great, seems honest and intelligent (EQ and IQ ) plus able to answer a direct question and have some empathy with the issue at hand. Pretty much the opposite of Boris.

I’d likely vote for him (depending on the other options obviously)

towser44

4,076 posts

139 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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Rishi the guy who does some of the sports presenting on TV? Yeah, all for him as PM.

grumbledoak

32,404 posts

257 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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He only looks good in the company he is keeping.

mike74

3,687 posts

156 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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Just the stooge who was willing to step in and do whatever the banksters/globalists/corporatists instruct him to do (with instructions being relayed via Cummings)... at least Javid had the moral decency to resign his position rather than do what Sunak the snivelling little lapdog is so willing to do.

citizensm1th

8,371 posts

161 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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BrundanBianchi said:
I think he’s brilliant. I’d vote for the party he was chief in charge of, who’s with me?
now some who were less charitable would see this thread as someone with in the tory party floating an idea to see how much support it would get.

Mikebentley

8,383 posts

164 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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grumbledoak said:
He only looks good in the company he is keeping.
This could be said for most of us here.....only saying.

gregs656

12,137 posts

205 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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‘I like him’

Directly translates to ‘money is flowing’

TVR1

5,478 posts

249 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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bigandclever said:
Who doesn’t like free cash?
Go on, explain

TVR1

5,478 posts

249 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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untakenname said:
He may be star of the moment but give it a year when the economy is in tatters and he will be vilified by the media.
Erm the economy is in tatters.

BJ saving grace is Covid.

I’m happy that your happy with an adulterer, lier and nepotist.

I’m not.

BJ is about as useful as a condom at a Baby Shower.

When you realise that he’s in it for himself, then you’ll understand.

PM BJ doesn’t give a fk about anyone, other than his rise.






bigandclever

14,227 posts

262 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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TVR1 said:
bigandclever said:
Who doesn’t like free cash?
Go on, explain
There isn’t a sarcasm emoticon big enough, so I didn’t add one.

DoubleD

22,154 posts

132 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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people always moan, so it doesnt really matter who is in charge. These people always have better ideas on how to run the country, yet they drive a truck for a living.

anonymous-user

78 months

Saturday 8th August 2020
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mike74 said:
Just the stooge who was willing to step in and do whatever the banksters/globalists/corporatists instruct him to do (with instructions being relayed via Cummings)... at least Javid had the moral decency to resign his position rather than do what Sunak the snivelling little lapdog is so willing to do.
I like both javid and Sunak tbh,

Maybe in a year I’ll agree with you assessment of Sunak but it seems a little unfair to vilify him for things he hasn’t obviously done yet?

Maybe he will turn out to just be Dom’s little bh but I don’t think there’s enough evidence of that yet myself.