Westminster Politics

I'm sure he wasn't at any of these parties, even the one in his own flat, and I'm sure that the investigation team that he himself set up will prove it.
 
Obviously that was a figure of speech statement of mine that you quoted, and you can prevent it, quite simply don’t vote for them.

They have been so bad I’d take any party over this lot, which I can’t believe I’m saying.
I get the figure of speech and I understand that you mean don't vote for them. The point is people do, did, and will continue to vote for them, in their millions. A parliamentary majority of this scale has never been overturned in a single election and there's plenty of time to axe a few prominent uglies and paint a new face of compassionate conservatism or up the ante on the Rule Britannia schtick - whichever suits - and they will win comfortably again.
 
I'm sure he wasn't at any of these parties, even the one in his own flat, and I'm sure that the investigation team that he himself set up will prove it.
The investigator that they refuse to confirm that was at the party :lol:
 
When Carrie inevitability divorces him, his child support bill will be something.
 
What more do the 34% need!?

It is this which is getting the Tories so worried.
Nothing about all the lies, scandals, ineptitude and downright incompetence.
They are frightened about loosing their seats and highly paid jobs.
And most of all, their positions of power over the rest of us.
And the more than Labour are seen as a party capable of forming a government and the lower Boris drags the Tories down, the more likely that the Tories will stab Boris in the back. Not called the Nasty Party for nothing...
 
If the Tories were polling at -10 or -12 for a month or two leading up to a GE, I would still expect them to win a majority.

If it gets to that figure, I cannot see Boris remaining leader for long.
 
Has politics in this Country ever been in such a mess? Has it ever been “so” untrusted by the public? Has it ever had such an untrustworthy blithering idiot like Boris leading the Government?

I’m only 32 so I genuinely don’t know but in my lifetime I don’t think it’s ever been in such a publicly visibly corrupt awful mess, I no all Governments have a level of corruption but ours at the moment seems so casual.

It literally feels like the rich boys sniggering away in corner with eachother occasionally coming out to address the rest of us in the room and purposely say something untrue because they think they can do and say what they want to us peasants and then running back off to the corner again to have a good ole laugh between them.

These guys can never be aloud to be in positions of power ever again at the next election, it’s astonishing what’s going on and so publicly too

Don't disagree with any of that.
But there is only one way your last paragraph can happen.
And that is for the voters to give them the kicking they so richly deserve.
 
Labour lead by 6 points in latest poll tonight. Perhaps more importantly they're at the 40% mark which seems to be the key to gauge whether the swing is serious.
 
How reliable is polling over there?

They called the last election accurately. Some people thought social media trends being a lot more pro-Labour was an indicator that there could be an upset but the polls didn't give Labour a chance. Even the youth turn out in 2019 was a drop from 2017. In 2017 they started off forecasting a big Tory win. But as the race progressed the polls showed movement the other way which is what did end up happening. The Brexit vote and 2015 were big misses. 2015 polls forecasted a tight race but it turned out to be an easy night for the Tories while Remain were forecast to win the referendum on Brexit.
 
Wouldn't be surprised if he was gone in the next month or two. Once you lose the backing of the Tory party, they are usually swift and brutal. If he ends up only winning the vaccine passport vote because of Labour votes, then he'll be hanging by a thread.
 
They called the last election accurately. Some people thought social media trends being a lot more pro-Labour was an indicator that there could be an upset but the polls didn't give Labour a chance. Even the youth turn out in 2019 was a drop from 2017. In 2017 they started off forecasting a big Tory win. But as the race progressed the polls showed movement the other way which is what did end up happening. The Brexit vote and 2015 were big misses. 2015 polls forecasted a tight race but it turned out to be an easy night for the Tories while Remain were forecast to win the referendum on Brexit.

They're a waste of time until about a day before the election though. Just about every poll in the country had Corbyn as PM up until the actual votes were cast.