Theresa May (Vol.2)

[Mrr T]

Burwood said:

75%-I simply don’t believe that figure. 60, yes.

I am still looking for the link and why they used 75%. The % of conservative voting leave was 61%. However, the evidence is outside the south east this was much higher.

[SpeckledJim]

Burwood said:

75%-I simply don’t believe that figure. 60, yes.

Just from personal anecdote, all my Labour-voting friends voted Remain. And all my Tory-voting friends voted Remain too!

Nobody likes me, everybody hates me, think I'll go and eat worms.

[johnxjsc1985]

SpeckledJim said:

Just from personal anecdote, all my Labour-voting friends voted Remain. And all my Tory-voting friends voted Remain too!

Nobody likes me, everybody hates me, think I'll go and eat worms.

you need better Friends
At this moment in time she is poised to remove Gordon Brown as the unluckiest PM in history. When Gordon was given the Keys the following day the Foot and mouth disaster happened followed by the Banking Crisis.

[anonymous-user]

johnxjsc1985 said:

you need better Friends
At this moment in time she is poised to remove Gordon Brown as the unluckiest PM in history. When Gordon was given the Keys the following day the Foot and mouth disaster happened followed by the Banking Crisis.

Which gave him the opportunity to save the world. (in his head)

[psi310398]

johnxjsc1985 said:

... the Foot and mouth disaster happened ...

But Boris wasn't appointed Foreign Secretary until July 2016?

[Vaud]

jsf said:

Which gave him the opportunity to save the world. (in his head)

Brown had many many faults, but he put in place the barriers to prevent us from joining the Euro by the (5?) tests that he knew he could game to prevent us joining.

[NoNeed]

johnxjsc1985 said:

you need better Friends
At this moment in time she is poised to remove Gordon Brown as the unluckiest PM in history. When Gordon was given the Keys the following day the Foot and mouth disaster happened followed by the Banking Crisis.

You reap what you sow, no luck invilved just 10 years of his own financial incompetence

[amusingduck]

psi310398 said:

johnxjsc1985 said:

... the Foot and mouth disaster happened ...

But Boris wasn't appointed Foreign Secretary until July 2016?

[anonymous-user]

I wonder who’ll be feeding the number 10 cat tomorrow morning

[Durzel]

No one seriously believes she would resign, do you? She is too stubborn.

(unless it happens, in which case the above is sarcasm)

[johnxjsc1985]

Jimboka said:

I wonder who’ll be feeding the number 10 cat tomorrow morning

not sure but there may well be a few waiting to kick it.

[SpeckledJim]

She's survived and provoked a greater amplitude and frequency of uselessness than any of us could have imagined.

She's not going of her own accord under any circumstances.

Immensely strong and stubborn, to the point of it being a huge personal failing. She's a proper, proper nutter.

[PositronicRay]

SpeckledJim said:

She's survived and provoked a greater amplitude and frequency of uselessness than any of us could have imagined.

She's not going of her own accord under any circumstances.

Immensely strong and stubborn, to the point of it being a huge personal failing. She's a proper, proper nutter.

Would you expect a sane person to put there hand up for the job? Open your eyes. Micheal, there's only nutters in this room.

[johnxjsc1985]

I am not a poker player but it appears she is playing Poker but she has shown her hand to everyone but is still going for the Bluff.
If she does resign would it give the HOC a chance to find common ground.....not a chance.

[768]

She's certainly let everyone know no deal is a bluff now.

With any luck she'll run out of other cards before the end of the month.

[curlyks2]

768 said:

With any luck she'll run out of other cards before the end of the month.

There's plenty of these left on all sides of the political spectrum:

[BlackLabel]

The plot thickens.

[johnxjsc1985]

BlackLabel said:

The plot thickens.

would the DUP worry that a Corbyn Gov would see them loose all influence in Westminster and now back TM. How many of the rebels would come on board to avoid another GE.I just cant see her getting the numbers so Taxi for Theresa ...and who is next.

[SpeckledJim]

BlackLabel said:

The plot thickens.

Interesting. Not sure he can rule out the no deal possibility though.

It remains absolutely the only thing on the calendar on the fridge in the Members' Bar.

[Leicester Loyal]

johnxjsc1985 said:

would the DUP worry that a Corbyn Gov would see them loose all influence in Westminster and now back TM. How many of the rebels would come on board to avoid another GE.I just cant see her getting the numbers so Taxi for Theresa ...and who is next.

I think she'll get Labour (rebels) and other rebels on board and it'll push through the deal.