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Gonna savour this. Man is getting a lifelong comeuppance.

If it's just them two he'll try and ride it out

He will be gone by the weekend

Currywurst and Chips wrote: ↑Tue Jul 05, 2022 6:21 pm If it's just them two he'll try and ride it out

Longer he drags it out, the more enjoyable and damaging to the Tories it'll be. The guys done.

We need a change of government. So I hope he tries to cling on.

This is great fun.

About time

This will mean the Tories win the next election. They are masters at reinventing themselves and Starmer is not a vote winner, he could only win with a vote loser, Johnson, running against him.

Not like the left to use a crisis in the Tory party to attack Starmer

If only we still had Corbyn in charge, maybe it’d be third time lucky, eh?

Still unclear if there's others following although Kwarteng, Raab, Patel and Wallace confirming they're remaining. Regardless, the '22 committee elections or Graham Brady will do for him.

Whilst it'll be nice to see that fanny gone, it's not like the Tories are going to turn into socialists overnight so limited celebrations really. Under new management, they might be able to sell themselves to a gullible electorate all over again.

The only people to blame for B*dge are the t*ries. They put him there so it is they who are culpable .

Where is Dohnut?

Despite saying to the contrary this has been organised by Sunak and Javid (who always jumps at the earliest possible opportunity) for maximum effect. With BJ hearing tomorrow, it will be a tough day day for him.

Will he ride this out? Possibly with a better chancellor and they will not be difficult to find.

Still's Carenae wrote: ↑Tue Jul 05, 2022 9:24 pm Despite saying to the contrary this has been organised by Sunak and Javid (who always jumps at the earliest possible opportunity) for maximum effect. With BJ hearing tomorrow, it will be a tough day day for him.

Will he ride this out? Possibly with a better chancellor and they will not be difficult to find.

Zahawi

The crisis deepens

PMQ'S
STARMER @ the tories
" Charge of the Light Weight Brigade "

Currywurst and Chips wrote: ↑Tue Jul 05, 2022 6:36 pm Not like the left to use a crisis in the Tory party to attack Starmer

The point is valid, tho - there is more of a chance of the tories losing the next election if Boris clings to power.

Gary the Plumber wrote: ↑Wed Jul 06, 2022 1:05 pm
The point is valid, tho - there is more of a chance of the tories losing the next election if Boris clings to power.

That is also my working assumption.

However, there is a part of me that retains a nagging doubt, as I glance across the great lumpen masses that make up the UK electorate.

I'm not saying it's guaranteed, just that there's more chance of them losing with Boris than if they reorganise and rebrand themselves behind Sunak or Sajid or whoever.

Its the Job of the opposition to remind younger voters that while there older family were dying alone the T*ry party were boozing vomiting karaoke-ing marital affairing misappropriating public funds etc etc .Time to bury the scummy party forever .

6 more gone, must be on his Bromleys soon

It's bizarre that of all the stuff Boris has got away with or overlooked, it's a man touching other men that has proven to be too much for Tories.

Blimey, they must all have blanked out their days at Eton or Harrow then.

Gary the Plumber wrote: ↑Wed Jul 06, 2022 2:49 pm It's a man touching other men.

Interesting description of an alleged predator sexually assaulting multiple victims from a position of power

Confirming what everyone knew already, Johnson admits to meeting Lebedev without officials when appointed foreign secretary.