Boris Johnson- Prime Minister

[Oilchange]

It looks like a nobody standing in front of a wonky lecturn to me...

[Down and out]

El stovey said:

This is the end result



Not sure how that looks anything other than bad for our PM.

Looks like the guys a nutter talking to himself to me.

[vdn]

Down and out said:

El stovey said:

This is the end result



Not sure how that looks anything other than bad for our PM.

Looks like the guys a nutter talking to himself to me.

That comes as no shock

[anonymous-user]

ClaphamGT3 said:

We don’t but, on the evidence of how the day panned out, it doesn’t look likely.

No competent comms professional would ever advise any principal to leave a lectern empty in those circumstances

Wouldn't you need a competent leader, to choose a competent team?

[IforB]

Tuna said:

ClaphamGT3 said:

We don’t but, on the evidence of how the day panned out, it doesn’t look likely.

No competent comms professional would ever advise any principal to leave a lectern empty in those circumstances

Wasn't it just the week before when the BBC managed to train a microphone on protestors during Boris' press conference? How did that work out?

Do you think the PO went "Yeah, let's do that again, it made for great TV"?

The paranoia is strong with this one.

Is your hat on straight? You seem to be still getting the signals.

[Henryhall52]

Brooking10 said:

Get with the programme traitor !

That’s EXACTLY what they set up to happen by deliberately deploying those scary looking middle aged folk outside some gates because they are cross at Brexiteers for causing Luxembourg to go bankrupt.

Thomas Mair.

[Coolbanana]

Tuna said:

Wasn't it just the week before when the BBC managed to train a microphone on protestors during Boris' press conference? How did that work out?

Do you think the PO went "Yeah, let's do that again, it made for great TV"?

I wouldn't have thought you would be against the Public expressing an opinion and openly challenging a Leader in a Democratic country - they aren't invited to the Wednesday PMQ's so have to make themselves heard wherever they can, and Leaders need to not back away from such. A good Leader will confront negative elements in a Crowd, not shy away. Rewrapping cowardice as something 'forced' due to possible negative opinions being voiced is hardly endearing in a strong Leader.

I get that it suits you and other Leavers who want Boris to succeed to defend him, after all, he is all you have.

[BOR]

T...T...They could have had...milkshakes. No wonder Boris filled his pants.

[CrutyRammers]

El stovey said:

This is the end result



Not sure how that looks anything other than bad for our PM.

Or does it look bad for the PM of Lux, left standing there on his own, the UK having left in disdain at his inability to manage a press conference.
All we're seeing is that people will just take from it whatever reinforces their existing positions.

[Scrump]

More Boris discussion over here:
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