DavidDeSchmikes
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Yes indeed.
Sunak is quite a polished performer although we have yet to see how well he manages the country finances in the medium term.
But he lacks any real charisma and is a bit too clean cut.
Boris on the other hand is the polar opposite. And to some, that is his appeal; he is different and seen as a cavalier.
Which British polling firm is most accurate?
Sunak is clearly a very intelligent guy, ex-Goldman Sachs and all that. He's pretty much the only Tory with an air of competence too.Yes indeed.
Sunak is quite a polished performer although we have yet to see how well he manages the country finances in the medium term.
But he lacks any real charisma and is a bit too clean cut.
Boris on the other hand is the polar opposite. And to some, that is his appeal; he is different and seen as a cavalier.
Sunak is clearly a very intelligent guy, ex-Goldman Sachs and all that. He's pretty much the only Tory with an air of competence too.
The furlough Scheme definitely endeared him to the masses and he seems to have avoided being tarnished by any of the egregious stuff, as others have said. I only really remember him towing the party line on some unsavoury stuff early on in the pandemic, rather than being embroiled in it.
I do wonder about the polished persona too, the £100 sliders is hardly man of the people and does lack an element of charisma.
Part of me hopes Truss gets it and drives the Tories into the wildnerness for four decades.
I realised I wss mistaking her for Nadine Dorries when I was saying I hope she destroys the party. I forgot Truss is the one that lied about how shite her trade deals were and got picked apart expertly by Emily Thornberry.I really don't understand the attraction of Truss.
I realised I wss mistaking her for Nadine Dorries when I was saying I hope she destroys the party. I forgot Truss is the one that lied about how shite her trade deals were and got picked apart expertly by Emily Thornberry.
The Tories will still win the next election due to constituency distict boundaries.
Apparently, Truss is the favourite among the membership. Difficult to see why, but I guess she has the whiff of a weird zealot, much like Thatcher. I suspect, though, she might have stronger appeal among the red wall than a posh southerner like Sunak.So she is ideally suited to become leader of the Tories.
Let's wait and see. A lot of water to flow under the bridge yet.
I agree that it looks tame but it’s more that it’s exposed his lies that he wasn’t aware of any, there he is front and centreThat quiz pic better not be the great expose we were all expecting - bloody tame if so
Was fully expecting Boris to be snapped arm in arm with his cronies, all pissed up.
Instead it's a tame, relatively distanced photo taken from inside the place he technically lives/WFHs.
Surely there'll be more to come?
I agree that it looks tame but it’s more that it’s exposed his lies that he wasn’t aware of any, there he is front and centre
I personally think that the Lib Dems and Green Party should offer to stand down their candidates in the main Labour-Tory battleground seats, in exchange for Labour promising to push through electoral reform if they become the largest party (a Labour majority government seems like a complete pipedream).
By no means a given the natural home for a Lib Dem voter would be with Labour, and this would be insane and unfair to the constituencies of any candidate currently voted in.
As previously noted, I think the SNP are causing Labour as many headaches in terms of working out a way to a majority than the Tories.
I hate that little rat, he’s always struck me as a back stabbing ladder climberYeah, he's definitely on the ropes.
Interesting that this must all be coming from Cummings too you'd think. Then look around at which high profile Tories have been usefully put of the pic recently... I feel there could be a Gove shaped power grab brewing.
Thank goodness this poll lead isn't being wasted on a complete non-entity who has no policies.
I agree. I'm sure the blonde hair and blue eyes help...Apparently, Truss is the favourite among the membership. Difficult to see why, but I guess she has the whiff of a weird zealot, much like Thatcher. I suspect, though, she might have stronger appeal among the red wall than a posh southerner like Sunak.
If you're a liar like Sir Ten Pledges? Talk about the weather.What do you think is the correct response to "what would you do different to a government that has a tendency to lie, cover up and try to get their mates off the hook?" other than "we won't do those things"? Just curious...
What do you think is the correct response to "what would you do different to a government that has a tendency to lie, cover up and try to get their mates off the hook?" other than "we won't do those things"? Just curious...
Yeah, seems like a move from tier 3 to 4. But has anything significant changed re Covid-19 numbers, or is this an attempt to look prime ministerial? Also, don't mps have a vote pending on plan B, or is moving to tier 4 still within plan B?What do we reckon? Resigning to 'spend more time with his young family'?
Edit: actually BBC saying it's COVID-related.
Yeah, seems like a move from tier 3 to 4. But has anything significant changed re Covid-19 numbers, or is this an attempt to look prime ministerial? Also, don't mps have a vote pending on plan B, or is moving to tier 4 still within plan B?
I agree. I'm sure the blonde hair and blue eyes help...
Well, that and her being such a cnut.The beautiful irony of some good ole xenophobia keeping Priti Patel from being a serious contender.
You think her being such a cnut is keeping her from becoming leader of the Tory party?Well, that and her being such a cnut.
Well, that and her being such a cnut.
You think her being such a cnut is keeping her from becoming leader of the Tory party?
Fair points, well made!Tories love that. It's their raison d'etre to elect cnuts.