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Folk here might think I'm giving him too much credit, but the whole "resigning" , truss somehow becoming PM (despite being a walking void), Dorries sycophantic praise, sticking around in chequers, putting his name back into the releadershio vote... Well, it all has an air of being orchestrated. Stick the dead cat up to show how bad it is "without Boris" and then saunter back in as the familiar, safer pair of of hands. Boris will be PM again because that's the the shittest outcome will be. Edit: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obiekt_279 Looks like the Soviets have a history of building stuff that still wouldn't help them win this war. Kin fucked around with this message at 06:58 on Oct 21, 2022 |
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Apraxin posted:https://twitter.com/GuidoFawkes/status/1583234565791191040 Holy poo poo lmao can he get the other 50??? I'm on the edge of my seat! I didn't think he'd have this much support Also from an American point of view this pretty much confirms Trump will win in 2024
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Seth Pecksniff posted:Holy poo poo lmao can he get the other 50??? I just read somewhere that he has an upper ceiling of around 80. I reckon other MPs are hanging back a bit, going to be talking with others to make sure only 1 nominee gets most 'promises' (other than potentially Boris) rather than splitting the vote. Or I suppose it could be Mad Nads writing (or emailing) under 49 different names. Jaeluni Asjil fucked around with this message at 02:10 on Oct 21, 2022 |
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:I just read somewhere that he has an upper ceiling of around 80.
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Guavanaut posted:HFEA report? I had to google that LOL Just random scrolling and hopping between twitter and reddit.
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https://twitter.com/QueenStodge/status/1583087172059439107
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 04:09 |
Thing is it’s starscreams all the way down.
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 05:19 |
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uk 2024: vaguely boris
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 05:41 |
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If Sunak pulls through, would he be the first non-white PM?
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 05:58 |
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They have to know how badly Boris would be viewed right? He's the second most hated PM in recent history. The vast majority of every poll say it was right he was sacked, and this lot are thinking about bringing him back?
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Ledgernd
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 06:02 |
I actually had to look up yesterday why it was Boris finally went. Straight up couldn't remember. It was the whole Chris Pincher sexual abuse thing. But honestly it could have been anything, that was just the straw that broke the camel's back.
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 06:14 |
He's coming home He's coming home He's coming Big Dog's coming home
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 06:18 |
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Potato Salad posted:someone help me understand what the absolute motherfuck this is trying to say, I regrettably haven't seen Saul yet I'm hosting a Ukrainian and she says Boris is basically the single most popular person in Ukraine, so I think they're very excited about the possibility of him being in charge again.
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 06:28 |
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I'm ready for the sudden arrival of the charismatic Mr Sirob
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 06:50 |
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Kin posted:Folk here might think I'm giving him too much credit, but the whole "resigning" , truss somehow becoming PM (despite being a walking void), Dorries sycophantic praise, sticking around in chequers, putting his name back into the releadershio vote... Nah. Boris isn't nearly clever enough to have done this deliberately. He might still become PM again, but he's also far too lazy to be able to set things right. He'll get booted at the next election if he wins this. And then he'll go down in history as the failed PM who was kicked out of office twice during the same term.
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Grey Hunter posted:They have to know how badly Boris would be viewed right? He's the second most hated PM in recent history. The vast majority of every poll say it was right he was sacked, and this lot are thinking about bringing him back? They know there's enough detestable, ignorant bigots out there (see the stupid woman clip a few pages ago) to probably keep the baseline tory support functioning. From my basic view, this current clown car has regular Tory voters turning their noses at the party. Boris would likely bring them back because he's the Noel Edmonds of the Tory party and end up keeping the party in power with just 35% of the votes due to FPTP. Everyone needs to remember that it doesn't matter if Scotland, Wales or the majority of people hate him. Due to the FPTP all he needs is that magical minimal public vote for the party to keep him on the top.
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Kin posted:Folk here might think I'm giving him too much credit, but the whole "resigning" , truss somehow becoming PM (despite being a walking void), Dorries sycophantic praise, sticking around in chequers, putting his name back into the releadershio vote... A: They're not that smart and are just constantly winging it B: If this is actually their game, it's really stupid The damage done here seems like it will outlast a PM change, for the most part
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Nissin Cup Nudist posted:If Sunak pulls through, would he be the first non-white PM? Depending on how racist you are feeling there is Disraeli.
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Grey Hunter posted:They have to know how badly Boris would be viewed right? He's the second most hated PM in recent history. The vast majority of every poll say it was right he was sacked, and this lot are thinking about bringing him back?
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kingturnip posted:Nah. At least he's getting his Churchill cosplay right.
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How many nominations does the lettuce have as of last counting?
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roomtone posted:uk 2024: vaguely boris I still say ut99 was better
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What's the chance this means you'll have an ex-PM who doesn't publish her memoirs under some absurdly pretentious title?
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Tijuana Bibliophile posted:What's the chance this means you'll have an ex-PM who doesn't publish her memoirs under some absurdly pretentious title? What, you mean like "Out of the blue"? Because, uhh, might be a bit late for that.
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Lady Gaza posted:Not really many safe seats based on latest polling. According to that, my MP (Tom Tugendhat, Tonbridge and Malling) would lose his seat. I think even Royal Tunbridge Wells would go Labour. British names are indistinguishable from Americans mocking thosw names
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kingturnip posted:Nah. Your forgetting this dystopian reality we're in. Boris will become PM again and will get an even larger majority at the next election. Just because it doesn't make any sense doesn't mean it won't happen.
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Golden Bee posted:British names are indistinguishable from Americans mocking thosw names I refer you once again to: Also, Dominic Cummings.
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You know what the big thing in Penistone is? Poll dancing as a yoga replacement. That’s not joke idk how it started or why it became so popular but instead of aerobics or yoga they have poll dancing lessons.
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https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ/status/1583344314578788352?s=20&t=CI_cUjc24IGfpi1fFP4-NA The collapse is made even funnier by the fact that not a single Tory voter has switched to the Lib Dems
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peanut- posted:https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ/status/1583344314578788352?s=20&t=CI_cUjc24IGfpi1fFP4-NA It's not really funny that a Tory voter finds Labour an acceptable alternative for the r policy.
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# ? Oct 21, 2022 08:57 |
Most of the polling collapse is Tory voters either saying they don't know who they'll vote for anymore instead of Tory, or their likelihood to vote in the next election dropping and being weighted lower. It's not much Starmer doing anything. Easy to see in the Crosstabs.
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Golden Bee posted:British names are indistinguishable from Americans mocking thosw names Bold words from the country of Tommy Tuberville and Willard Mittens Romney.
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Bosplay has entered the arena.
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Nothingtoseehere posted:Most of the polling collapse is Tory voters either saying they don't know who they'll vote for anymore instead of Tory, or their likelihood to vote in the next election dropping and being weighted lower. It's not much Starmer doing anything. Easy to see in the Crosstabs. Yes, I'm aware. That's why we always ignore polls - the vast majority of those I don't knows will become "dunno, guess I'll vote Tory like always". The problem is that the Tory support is too big to simply vanish. Nice though it is to think of there never being a Tory MP again, those voters have to go somewhere and there's so many of them that whichever party they end up supporting will be subject to entryism on an unprecedented scale. Regardless of who actually governs, Britain will not be fixed as long as Tory voters are still alive. E: that's an observation, BTW, not a statement of intent.
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peanut- posted:https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ/status/1583344314578788352?s=20&t=CI_cUjc24IGfpi1fFP4-NA All it does is point out that the Tory party finds the current Labour party, who are basically espousing Cameron Era policy, a comfortable switch. It unfortunately also means that the people in charge of Labour will feel becoming the new Tories was the correct strategy.
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Jedit posted:It's not really funny that a Tory voter finds Labour an acceptable alternative for the r policy. https://twitter.com/SaulStaniforth/status/1583348881039187971?t=u-DbXtxpwIePtawDH1evQA&s=19
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I’m starting to settle on a scenario where Boris wins, calls a snap general election, and wipes the floor with Keith.
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