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    RochdalePioneersRochdalePioneers Posts: 27,357
    CatMan said:

    HYUFD said:

    https://twitter.com/KateEMcCann/status/1544388131738222595

    NEW: Tory vice chair
    @BimAfolami
    has just resigned his position live on
    @TheNewsDesk

    Here we go here we go!!!!

    A former Remainer not in the Cabinet
    *You're* a former Remainer!
    And not in the cabinet!
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    Sunil_PrasannanSunil_Prasannan Posts: 49,459
    ydoethur said:

    I know a few of you are wondering what @HYUFD looks like. Wonder no more.

    Leslie Nielsen in The Naked Gun would be better.
    :lol:
    image
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    maxhmaxh Posts: 835
    edited July 2022
    I'm probably missing something (I dabble in the betting side of politics, but hold my hands up as a rank amateur). Isn't Raab at 20/1 value for next PM? If Bojo goes tomorrow, surely he won't stay for the leadership election?

    ETA: I know this was mentioned a while back!
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    FarooqFarooq Posts: 10,775

    Farooq said:

    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Scott_xP said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Who is manning the banhammer this evening?
    There is no ban hammer. Leon posts racist filth and they just quietly delete it and let him carry on.
    Citation?
    Citation is fuck off you vile piece of excrement
    If you’ve just come here to be offensive can I suggest you depart again.

    That’s 2 posters you have attacked without provocation
    The anti-Catholic slur that Leon came out with was provocation enough, thanks.
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    Casino_RoyaleCasino_Royale Posts: 55,672
    I don't think Rishi will do particularly well with the MPs given his dogma on spending and doesn't have much of a platform for the membership other than past charisma and his Leaverhood. That's before we get to his blow up last year.

    Tugendhat is the British Marco Rubio.

    Mordaunt, Wallace and Zahawi is who I'm keeping my eye on.
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    Daveyboy1961Daveyboy1961 Posts: 3,395
    I'm calling it.....Jacob Smug is a T*t of the first water.
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    HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 117,168
    edited July 2022

    HYUFD said:

    https://twitter.com/KateEMcCann/status/1544388131738222595

    NEW: Tory vice chair
    @BimAfolami
    has just resigned his position live on
    @TheNewsDesk

    Here we go here we go!!!!

    A former Remainer not in the Cabinet
    HYUFD is ALSO a former Remainer not in the Cabinet!
    I am not seeking to be PM nor even in the Cabinet or Parliament, Remainers who are not still Boris loyalists are not going to lead the party anytime soon
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    OnboardG1OnboardG1 Posts: 1,346
    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    I wasn’t aware that Nyarlathotep was a Tory MP.

    I appreciate that’s an obscure reference.
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    rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 58,436
    Mogg wants Johnson to do a Walpole. 20 years.

    These people are on drugs.
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    FarooqFarooq Posts: 10,775
    edited July 2022

    Farooq said:

    Farooq said:

    Scott_xP said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Who is manning the banhammer this evening?
    There is no ban hammer. Leon posts racist filth and they just quietly delete it and let him carry on.
    Ban hammer mainly wielded for (1) use of c word or (2) anything that may attract legal consequences such as libel, defamation etc.
    Loads of people have used the c word without being banned
    Examples? OGH very anti this one.
    Do a search, plenty of examples. I remember some of them happening too, so I know a lot of them didn't attract even a momentary ban. Nor should it, by the way. Seems weirdly Victorian to regard swearing as the worst of all crimes.
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    Casino_RoyaleCasino_Royale Posts: 55,672
    Also worth noting that if Boris does go then there's still 2.5 years to go until the next general election must be called.

    A lot can happen in that time. Good and bad.
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    NorthofStokeNorthofStoke Posts: 1,758

    I'm calling it.....Jacob Smug is a T*t of the first water.

    You are being too generous.
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    MPartridgeMPartridge Posts: 157
    ydoethur said:

    Fishing said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Agreed, just got onto Series 5, splendid stuff
    Series 1, 4 and 5 are good. 2 and 3 are too slow and self-consciously arty. And the ending is just dismal.
    Better the Designated Survivor, started watching that 1st series very good, 2nd so so, 3rd series shocking
    Yes, it dragged on far too long.

    It's also based on a false premise, which slightly annoys me.
    How so?
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    kle4kle4 Posts: 92,054

    Moggy says Johnson will do longer than Walpole

    I honestly cannot tell if you are joking.
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    Beibheirli_CBeibheirli_C Posts: 7,981

    I'm calling it.....Jacob Smug is a T*t of the first water.

    You are about 5 years too late...
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    DavidLDavidL Posts: 51,402
    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
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    dixiedeandixiedean Posts: 28,016
    Tax cuts to pay for themselves then.
    As predicted.
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    Moggy says Johnson will do longer than Walpole

    Scott David Martin Walpole got 51 months at Her Majesty's pleasure. https://www.newsandstar.co.uk/news/17737333.extra-jail-term-atm-raider/

    Johnson will do longer than that?
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    StuartinromfordStuartinromford Posts: 14,583
    What should happen now is the Denis solution. Someone who loves the PM for who they are, who the PM trusts, needs to tell the PM that the game is up. Tomorrow's PMQs and Liason Committee are the swansong- even now, he just about deserves that.

    Is there anyone who loves the PM for who they are, who the PM trusts? I don't know.
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    FairlieredFairliered Posts: 4,018

    HYUFD said:

    IanB2 said:

    Even Widdecombe on BBC News is saying it is probably curtains.

    RefUK wants him gone so they can pick up some of his voters!
    I want him gone so the conservatives can regain the votes he is haemorrhaging
    Whoever replaces Johnson needs to isolate the right wing extremists in the Tory party in the same way that Starmer has isolated the left wing extremists in the Labour party. Unless they want to be unelectable, of course.
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    NorthofStokeNorthofStoke Posts: 1,758

    Mogg now saying basically 'good riddance to Sunak, he was rubbish'

    The Tories will take twenty years in opposition to drain the hate they now have and all because of a cult.

    That will boost Sunak with the electorate.
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    CarnyxCarnyx Posts: 39,941
    OnboardG1 said:



    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    I wasn’t aware that Nyarlathotep was a Tory MP.

    I appreciate that’s an obscure reference.
    I was actually thinking exactly that myself when I read 'New Management'!
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    RochdalePioneersRochdalePioneers Posts: 27,357
    maxh said:

    I'm probably missing something (I dabble in the betting side of politics, but hold my hands up as a rank amateur). Isn't Raab at 20/1 value for next PM? If Bojo goes tomorrow, surely he won't stay for the leadership election?

    ETA: I know this was mentioned a while back!

    Absolutely. Johnson will flounce. Which makes Raaaaaab Prime Minister as they hold the Tory leadership assassination contest.
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    wooliedyedwooliedyed Posts: 7,190
    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    No, it might push them behind idiot boy. He needs to go for the good of the country, Labour just need to sit back and enjoy it, pile on after
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    HeathenerHeathener Posts: 5,418
    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    Absolutely NO

    Nothing will unite the tories more than a VONC
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    FarooqFarooq Posts: 10,775
    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Scott_xP said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Who is manning the banhammer this evening?
    There is no ban hammer. Leon posts racist filth and they just quietly delete it and let him carry on.
    Citation?
    Citation is fuck off you vile piece of excrement
    You are embarrassing yourself. Stop
    What you going to do, call me a T--g? Get in the sea you numpty.
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    SlackbladderSlackbladder Posts: 9,713
    No ones buying what JRM is trying to sell...
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    ydoethurydoethur Posts: 67,417
    edited July 2022

    Moggy says Johnson will do longer than Walpole

    He really is a twat.

    Honestly, can anyone think of one redeeming feature of this vile human being?

    (It's worse for me because he also bears a close physical resemblance to a really nasty bully I once knew, a senior teacher - whom I had to blow the whistle on for various things which I won't detail. I didn't get him locked up, but the bile I had to endure while getting him disgraced has left deep scars. Every time I see Mogg I get flashbacks.)
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    kle4kle4 Posts: 92,054

    Mogg now saying basically 'good riddance to Sunak, he was rubbish'

    The Tories will take twenty years in opposition to drain the hate they now have and all because of a cult.

    I dont' say this lightly, but that is Trumpish.
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    HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 117,168
    Carnyx said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Oh, so the public are imperfectluy coordinated with the Party view? Must be so annoying for you.
    The public gave the Tories a 5 year term in 2019, they get no further say on next PM until 2024/25
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    rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 58,436

    I don't think Rishi will do particularly well with the MPs given his dogma on spending and doesn't have much of a platform for the membership other than past charisma and his Leaverhood. That's before we get to his blow up last year.

    Tugendhat is the British Marco Rubio.

    Mordaunt, Wallace and Zahawi is who I'm keeping my eye on.

    No word from any of them so far tonight
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    Beibheirli_CBeibheirli_C Posts: 7,981
    ydoethur said:

    HYUFD said:

    IanB2 said:

    Even Widdecombe on BBC News is saying it is probably curtains.

    RefUK wants him gone so they can pick up some of his voters!
    I want him gone so the conservatives can regain the votes he is haemorrhaging
    I fear that ship has not only sailed but already docked at its destination sank.
    FTFY ;)
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    CatManCatMan Posts: 2,809
    edited July 2022

    What should happen now is the Denis solution. Someone who loves the PM for who they are, who the PM trusts, needs to tell the PM that the game is up. Tomorrow's PMQs and Liason Committee are the swansong- even now, he just about deserves that.

    Is there anyone who loves the PM for who they are, who the PM trusts? I don't know.

    Paul Staines
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    Daveyboy1961Daveyboy1961 Posts: 3,395

    HYUFD said:

    IanB2 said:

    Even Widdecombe on BBC News is saying it is probably curtains.

    RefUK wants him gone so they can pick up some of his voters!
    I want him gone so the conservatives can regain the votes he is haemorrhaging
    I want him gone because he's a lying corrupt chancer who's driving the country over a cliff.
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    numbertwelvenumbertwelve Posts: 5,522
    edited July 2022

    maxh said:

    I'm probably missing something (I dabble in the betting side of politics, but hold my hands up as a rank amateur). Isn't Raab at 20/1 value for next PM? If Bojo goes tomorrow, surely he won't stay for the leadership election?

    ETA: I know this was mentioned a while back!

    Absolutely. Johnson will flounce. Which makes Raaaaaab Prime Minister as they hold the Tory leadership assassination contest.
    If he doesn’t flounce he stands a good chance of beating TMays time in office, so I suspect he might stick with it.

    I also suspect he might appoint a female chancellor to try and distract from the imploding government with news of another “first”. Hopefully not Nadine…
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    CarnyxCarnyx Posts: 39,941

    Mogg now saying basically 'good riddance to Sunak, he was rubbish'

    The Tories will take twenty years in opposition to drain the hate they now have and all because of a cult.

    Typo in your last word there.
    He's being polite, for OGH's benefit.
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    rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 58,436

    What should happen now is the Denis solution. Someone who loves the PM for who they are, who the PM trusts, needs to tell the PM that the game is up. Tomorrow's PMQs and Liason Committee are the swansong- even now, he just about deserves that.

    Is there anyone who loves the PM for who they are, who the PM trusts? I don't know.

    His sister?

    That's about it.

    Doubt we can put Carrie that list these days.
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    pingping Posts: 3,733
    Heathener said:

    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    Absolutely NO

    Nothing will unite the tories more than a VONC
    Which is in labour/ld/snp’s interest.

    A no-brainier for them, really.
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    IanB2IanB2 Posts: 47,474
    edited July 2022
    Omnium said:

    I know a few of you are wondering what @HYUFD looks like. Wonder no more.

    My word - in that picture he looks far younger and better dressed than we'd ever imagine.
    No time to change clothes in between the Essex Militia’s training session for scaling Scottish mountains and tonight’s meeting of Epping Parish Council?
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    SeaShantyIrish2SeaShantyIrish2 Posts: 15,662
    Will be interesting to see what's what, when there is some real post-Pincher polling available (not the ConHome tutti fruiti ice cream "survey") with respect to the impending Tory leadership race.

    For one thing, should give some indication re: degree of anger by Boris loyalists (Luke 23:34) against those who stuck their shivs into Big Dog's mangy hide on the Evening of the Pen Knives.

    Note similar situation mid-March just over 2065 years ago though w/o advantage of ConHome soundings.

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    Mogg now saying basically 'good riddance to Sunak, he was rubbish'

    The Tories will take twenty years in opposition to drain the hate they now have and all because of a cult.

    It will take 24 hours.

    The second Boris is gone the Only Tory in the Village will be 100% loyal behind his successor and saying how good it is he's been replaced. Nobody else wants Boris to stay.
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    OnboardG1OnboardG1 Posts: 1,346
    Carnyx said:

    OnboardG1 said:



    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    I wasn’t aware that Nyarlathotep was a Tory MP.

    I appreciate that’s an obscure reference.
    I was actually thinking exactly that myself when I read 'New Management'!
    Not my favourite Stross books. There’s only so much personal hatred I can deal with. Looking forward to the new Laundry though.
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    JonathanJonathan Posts: 20,913
    Heathener said:

    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    Absolutely NO

    Nothing will unite the tories more than a VONC
    Isn’t that the plan? Get them to rally around Boris.
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    NigelbNigelb Posts: 62,830
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    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    Scott_xP said:
    Which is ludicrous given he would not get past the Tory membership.

    Truss beat Sunak 50% to 35%, Mordaunt beat Sunak 50% to 33% and Wallace beat Sunak 59% to 25% in Conhome's survey this week

    https://conservativehome.com/2022/07/04/next-tory-leader-play-offs-sixth-rishi-sunak/
    That poll is entirely meaningless tonight. The principled resignations has shaken that up completely.
    No they haven't at all. The Tory membership will want a pro hard Brexit, tax cutter as PM, not tax rising Sunak as leader
    Sunak will blame the tax rise on Boris.

    Your inability to see that polls change is your downfall.
    They won't change amongst Tory members who have the final say
    They will.

    They've moved a lot in past 12 months. Why would they magically freeze now?
    No they haven't, not since the tax rises Sunak put up, which even you opposed, he has collapsed into oblivion with Tory members.

    The next PM if Boris goes will almost certainly be one of Wallace, Truss or Mordaunt, probably Wallace
    I would just comment that the Conhome polls you so devotedly parrot average just over 700 members and in my case non members

    You are in denial as to what is coming and it will not be the ERG dominated conservative party you hope for
    Even the Yougov Tory members poll I posted and you ignored had Sunak failing to even make the top 3 and Wallace and Truss the clear frontrunners

    https://yougov.co.uk/topics/politics/articles-reports/2022/06/06/snap-poll-conservative-members-want-mps-vote-keep-
    Wallace will run face first into the hustings, and sink without trace I suspect.
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    StuartinromfordStuartinromford Posts: 14,583

    Moggy says Johnson will do longer than Walpole

    Scott David Martin Walpole got 51 months at Her Majesty's pleasure. https://www.newsandstar.co.uk/news/17737333.extra-jail-term-atm-raider/

    Johnson will do longer than that?
    He said he wanted a third term. I wonder if he wants to serve them concurrently?
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    pigeonpigeon Posts: 4,134
    Tory Party Vice-Chairman Bim Afolami has resigned. From the Graun:

    Bim Afolami MP has announced his resignation on TalkTV:

    He said: “I don’t think the prime minister no longer has not just my support, but the party and the country.

    “And for that reason I think he should step down.”

    On his own position, he said: “You have to resign, I can’t serve under the prime minister.”


    Incidentally, he's the MP for Hitchin & Harpenden, which is considered by many to be a Liberal Democrat target.
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    wooliedyedwooliedyed Posts: 7,190
    ydoethur said:

    Moggy says Johnson will do longer than Walpole

    He really is a twat.

    Honestly, can anyone think of one redeeming feature of this vile human being?

    (It's worse for me because he also bears a close physical resemblance to a really nasty bully I once knew, a senior teacher - whom I had to blow the whistle on for various things which I won't detail. I didn't get him locked up, but the bile I had to endure while getting him disgraced has left deep scars. Every time I see Mogg I get flashbacks.)
    He'll be back in the rear hosting irritable weirdo club meetings again soon enough
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    kle4kle4 Posts: 92,054
    edited July 2022
    CatMan said:

    What should happen now is the Denis solution. Someone who loves the PM for who they are, who the PM trusts, needs to tell the PM that the game is up. Tomorrow's PMQs and Liason Committee are the swansong- even now, he just about deserves that.

    Is there anyone who loves the PM for who they are, who the PM trusts? I don't know.

    Paul Staines
    I don't think he does, even he has had moments of being a bit cool on him. He prefers him to others, but is not a superfan.
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    LeonLeon Posts: 47,555
    Farooq said:

    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Scott_xP said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Who is manning the banhammer this evening?
    There is no ban hammer. Leon posts racist filth and they just quietly delete it and let him carry on.
    Citation?
    Citation is fuck off you vile piece of excrement
    You are embarrassing yourself. Stop
    What you going to do, call me a T--g? Get in the sea you numpty.
    No, I will calmly suggest that this might not be the best time to return to PB, if you are so volatile
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    ydoethurydoethur Posts: 67,417

    ydoethur said:

    Fishing said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Agreed, just got onto Series 5, splendid stuff
    Series 1, 4 and 5 are good. 2 and 3 are too slow and self-consciously arty. And the ending is just dismal.
    Better the Designated Survivor, started watching that 1st series very good, 2nd so so, 3rd series shocking
    Yes, it dragged on far too long.

    It's also based on a false premise, which slightly annoys me.
    How so?
    Under the Presidential Succession Act, anyone other than the Veep can only be acting President ('shall then act as President') and can be 'bumped' if someone higher up the order becomes available.

    So Kirkman would have been acting President, and when Congress elected Hoogstraten Speaker she would have become acting President in turn while fresh elections were held, then a new President would have taken office.

    It's not a clever piece of drafting, but that is the law.
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    Casino_RoyaleCasino_Royale Posts: 55,672
    Farooq said:

    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Scott_xP said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Who is manning the banhammer this evening?
    There is no ban hammer. Leon posts racist filth and they just quietly delete it and let him carry on.
    Citation?
    Citation is fuck off you vile piece of excrement
    My working assumption for posts like this is that such individuals simply enjoy hating and hope to have a good excuse.
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    HYUFD said:

    Carnyx said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Oh, so the public are imperfectluy coordinated with the Party view? Must be so annoying for you.
    The public gave the Tories a 5 year term in 2019, they get no further say on next PM until 2024/25
    That's not how our system works.
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    FarooqFarooq Posts: 10,775

    Farooq said:

    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Scott_xP said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Who is manning the banhammer this evening?
    There is no ban hammer. Leon posts racist filth and they just quietly delete it and let him carry on.
    Citation?
    Citation is fuck off you vile piece of excrement
    My working assumption for posts like this is that such individuals simply enjoy hating and hope to have a good excuse.
    I hate Leon and his racism, yeah.
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    IanB2IanB2 Posts: 47,474
    edited July 2022

    HYUFD said:

    IanB2 said:

    Even Widdecombe on BBC News is saying it is probably curtains.

    RefUK wants him gone so they can pick up some of his voters!
    I want him gone so the conservatives can regain the votes he is haemorrhaging
    Dream on, my friend.

    Your fate was sealed when you jumped from “If that lying clown becomes party leader I am leaving the party” to “I’m now backing that same lying clown for PM!”.

    You made your bed…
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    HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 117,168
    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.

    They have had enough of pure image they want the party to return to core Tory values. They have been in power long enough, 12 years, winning further power without pushing through Tory ideology is now pointless as far as they are concerned, better to go into opposition. Starmer after all is no Corbyn anyway
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    Beibheirli_CBeibheirli_C Posts: 7,981
    OnboardG1 said:



    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    I wasn’t aware that Nyarlathotep was a Tory MP.

    I appreciate that’s an obscure reference.
    So is H P Lovecraft, but never mind ;)
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    StillWatersStillWaters Posts: 7,097

    Moggy says Johnson will do longer than Walpole

    Longer in jail?

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    NorthofStokeNorthofStoke Posts: 1,758

    Mogg now saying basically 'good riddance to Sunak, he was rubbish'

    The Tories will take twenty years in opposition to drain the hate they now have and all because of a cult.

    Except for the fact that virtually the whole population thinks that JRM is a vain nincompoop and isn't taken seriously. If BoJo goes and JRM exits the cabinet that will boost the buggers.
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    wooliedyedwooliedyed Posts: 7,190
    Jonathan said:

    Heathener said:

    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    Absolutely NO

    Nothing will unite the tories more than a VONC
    Isn’t that the plan? Get them to rally around Boris.
    Depends. Tories sell that as we do what is needed whllst the opposition play childish games.
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    MarqueeMarkMarqueeMark Posts: 50,144
    HYUFD said:

    Carnyx said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Oh, so the public are imperfectluy coordinated with the Party view? Must be so annoying for you.
    The public gave the Tories a 5 year term in 2019, they get no further say on next PM until 2024/25
    The public gave Boris 5 years as PM.

    But in the small print, the public also said he can carry on as long as he isn't a lying twat.

    So permission revoked.
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    SeaShantyIrish2SeaShantyIrish2 Posts: 15,662
    Tory Party Theme Song July 2022

    My [Big] Dog Has Fleas
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXLWkuaZkOg
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    kle4kle4 Posts: 92,054
    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.
    Quesiton - would you have described them as wets yesterday?
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    FarooqFarooq Posts: 10,775
    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Leon said:

    Farooq said:

    Scott_xP said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Who is manning the banhammer this evening?
    There is no ban hammer. Leon posts racist filth and they just quietly delete it and let him carry on.
    Citation?
    Citation is fuck off you vile piece of excrement
    You are embarrassing yourself. Stop
    What you going to do, call me a T--g? Get in the sea you numpty.
    No, I will calmly suggest that this might not be the best time to return to PB, if you are so volatile
    I'm not sticking around long, don't you worry.
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    HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 117,168

    HYUFD said:

    Carnyx said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Oh, so the public are imperfectluy coordinated with the Party view? Must be so annoying for you.
    The public gave the Tories a 5 year term in 2019, they get no further say on next PM until 2024/25
    That's not how our system works.
    Yes it is, only MPs under our system get any say on next PM between general elections and party members now too under the Tory and Labour leadership rules of the 21st century
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    Beibheirli_CBeibheirli_C Posts: 7,981

    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    No, it might push them behind idiot boy. He needs to go for the good of the country, Labour just need to sit back and enjoy it, pile on after
    The country can tolerate him for a while longer if it makes the destruction of the Bluekip Tory party more complete. VoNC please!
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    dixiedeandixiedean Posts: 28,016
    Coffey staying.
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    JohnOJohnO Posts: 4,215
    Even Gullis wants Johnson to go.
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    HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 117,168
    edited July 2022
    kle4 said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.
    Quesiton - would you have described them as wets yesterday?
    Relatively yes, they are the Heseltines of today or the David Milibands in Labour terms
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    ydoethurydoethur Posts: 67,417

    HYUFD said:

    Carnyx said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Oh, so the public are imperfectluy coordinated with the Party view? Must be so annoying for you.
    The public gave the Tories a 5 year term in 2019, they get no further say on next PM until 2024/25
    That's not how our system works.
    The nub of the problem is our system isn't working right now.
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    JonathanJonathan Posts: 20,913

    Jonathan said:

    Heathener said:

    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    Absolutely NO

    Nothing will unite the tories more than a VONC
    Isn’t that the plan? Get them to rally around Boris.
    Depends. Tories sell that as we do what is needed whllst the opposition play childish games.
    How do? This government is clearly not something anyone has confidence in. Labour can vote for the motion with integrity. The 1922 failed. It’s the Tories that would struggle.

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    RazedabodeRazedabode Posts: 2,978
    HYUFD said:

    Carnyx said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Oh, so the public are imperfectluy coordinated with the Party view? Must be so annoying for you.
    The public gave the Tories a 5 year term in 2019, they get no further say on next PM until 2024/25
    I get you’re stating fact. But you realise you are meant to be running a democracy, not a cult deemed acceptable by a a dwindling Tory party membership? I don’t understand it - aren’t you meant to be governing in the country’s best interest?

    You think Rees-Mogg exemplifies that?

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    SlackbladderSlackbladder Posts: 9,713
    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.

    They have had enough of pure image they want the party to return to core Tory values. They have been in power long enough, 12 years, winning further power without pushing through Tory ideology is now pointless as far as they are concerned, better to go into opposition. Starmer after all is no Corbyn anyway
    Then they'll get hammered, the lib dems and labour will hit them from both flanks and they'll be sub 200 seats again quickly.

    The world has moved on, old school right wing policies mean electoral oblivion.
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    kle4kle4 Posts: 92,054
    dixiedean said:

    Coffey staying.

    Really need a few more to twist the knife. Are the others not wanting to be part of the Sunak/Javid leadership run?
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    MPartridgeMPartridge Posts: 157
    ydoethur said:

    ydoethur said:

    Fishing said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Agreed, just got onto Series 5, splendid stuff
    Series 1, 4 and 5 are good. 2 and 3 are too slow and self-consciously arty. And the ending is just dismal.
    Better the Designated Survivor, started watching that 1st series very good, 2nd so so, 3rd series shocking
    Yes, it dragged on far too long.

    It's also based on a false premise, which slightly annoys me.
    How so?
    Under the Presidential Succession Act, anyone other than the Veep can only be acting President ('shall then act as President') and can be 'bumped' if someone higher up the order becomes available.

    So Kirkman would have been acting President, and when Congress elected Hoogstraten Speaker she would have become acting President in turn while fresh elections were held, then a new President would have taken office.

    It's not a clever piece of drafting, but that is the law.
    Ahh i didn't know that, thanks for clearing it up
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    kjhkjh Posts: 10,678
    He has not gone yet. He is the Houdini of politics. How many other times has he been doomed. On the basis of my comments I give him 5 min.
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    IanB2IanB2 Posts: 47,474
    Heathener said:

    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    Absolutely NO

    Nothing will unite the tories more than a VONC
    But Starmer wants the clown to stay??
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    rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 58,436
    Coffey stays.
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    SlackbladderSlackbladder Posts: 9,713
    dixiedean said:

    Coffey staying.

    hmmm this might be running out of steam for now.
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    FairlieredFairliered Posts: 4,018
    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.

    They have had enough of pure image they want the party to return to core Tory values. They have been in power long enough, 12 years, winning further power without pushing through Tory ideology is now pointless as far as they are concerned, better to go into opposition. Starmer after all is no Corbyn anyway
    I think you’ve forgotten what core Tory values were when they were a respectable and respected party, i.e. before Brexit.
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    HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 117,168

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.

    They have had enough of pure image they want the party to return to core Tory values. They have been in power long enough, 12 years, winning further power without pushing through Tory ideology is now pointless as far as they are concerned, better to go into opposition. Starmer after all is no Corbyn anyway
    Then they'll get hammered, the lib dems and labour will hit them from both flanks and they'll be sub 200 seats again quickly.

    The world has moved on, old school right wing policies mean electoral oblivion.
    They didn't for Thatcher, Boris also had plenty of rightwing red meat in 2019 too even if not as much as Thatcher did when she won
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    Sunil_PrasannanSunil_Prasannan Posts: 49,459
    HYUFD said:

    kle4 said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.
    Quesiton - would you have described them as wets yesterday?
    Relatively yes, they are the Heseltines of today or the David Milibands in Labour terms
    HYUFD is a "wet" - he voted to stay in the EU, after all!
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    SeaShantyIrish2SeaShantyIrish2 Posts: 15,662

    HYUFD said:

    Carnyx said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Oh, so the public are imperfectluy coordinated with the Party view? Must be so annoying for you.
    The public gave the Tories a 5 year term in 2019, they get no further say on next PM until 2024/25
    That's not how our system works.
    As King John discovered . . . at a big dog trot called Runnymede in 1214.

    Divine right has never really been all it's cracked up to be by enthusiasts.
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    HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 117,168
    edited July 2022

    HYUFD said:

    Carnyx said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Oh, so the public are imperfectluy coordinated with the Party view? Must be so annoying for you.
    The public gave the Tories a 5 year term in 2019, they get no further say on next PM until 2024/25
    I get you’re stating fact. But you realise you are meant to be running a democracy, not a cult deemed acceptable by a a dwindling Tory party membership? I don’t understand it - aren’t you meant to be governing in the country’s best interest?

    You think Rees-Mogg exemplifies that?

    Conservative MPs get elected to implement Conservative ideology, otherwise there is no point to being in power at all if you are just going to be a Blue Labour government. May as well let Starmer get in and return to true Tory principles. As far as most Tory members are concerned, Boris' main problem is he has not been Tory enough!
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    BartholomewRobertsBartholomewRoberts Posts: 18,778
    edited July 2022
    ydoethur said:

    ydoethur said:

    Fishing said:

    Farooq said:

    The American House of Cards was way better then the British one

    Agreed, just got onto Series 5, splendid stuff
    Series 1, 4 and 5 are good. 2 and 3 are too slow and self-consciously arty. And the ending is just dismal.
    Better the Designated Survivor, started watching that 1st series very good, 2nd so so, 3rd series shocking
    Yes, it dragged on far too long.

    It's also based on a false premise, which slightly annoys me.
    How so?
    Under the Presidential Succession Act, anyone other than the Veep can only be acting President ('shall then act as President') and can be 'bumped' if someone higher up the order becomes available.

    So Kirkman would have been acting President, and when Congress elected Hoogstraten Speaker she would have become acting President in turn while fresh elections were held, then a new President would have taken office.

    It's not a clever piece of drafting, but that is the law.
    I think you've got that wrong. Under the US Constitution the person chosen to act as President acts as such until the President recovers (impossible if they're dead) or until the next election.

    The new Speaker wouldn't become higher up the list since there'd be no vacancy for acting President with the role already filled by Kirkman. The law doesn't provide for the acting President to be bumped out of the role by someone else.

    In reality when the old President is dead "acting as President" is taken to mean being inaugurated as President. The Veep originally only acted as President too, but that was taken to mean inaugurated the first time it happened.
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    ydoethurydoethur Posts: 67,417
    DavidL said:

    Breaking news on this remarkable day

    Douglas Ross has NOT changed his position on Boris today. We've seen everything now.

    Well, if we've seen everything, there's no need for him to change his position to be more exposed?
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    SlackbladderSlackbladder Posts: 9,713
    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.

    They have had enough of pure image they want the party to return to core Tory values. They have been in power long enough, 12 years, winning further power without pushing through Tory ideology is now pointless as far as they are concerned, better to go into opposition. Starmer after all is no Corbyn anyway
    Then they'll get hammered, the lib dems and labour will hit them from both flanks and they'll be sub 200 seats again quickly.

    The world has moved on, old school right wing policies mean electoral oblivion.
    They didn't for Thatcher, Boris also had plenty of rightwing red meat in 2019 too even if not as much as Thatcher did when she won
    And then 1997 happened...
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    Sunil_PrasannanSunil_Prasannan Posts: 49,459
    kjh said:

    He has not gone yet. He is the Houdini of politics. How many other times has he been doomed. On the basis of my comments I give him 5 min.

    "It is just flipping unbelievable. He is a mixture of Harry Houdini and a greased piglet. He is barely human in his elusiveness. Nailing Blair BORIS is like trying to pin jelly to a wall."
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    Casino_RoyaleCasino_Royale Posts: 55,672
    Might have an omelette tonight.
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    wooliedyedwooliedyed Posts: 7,190
    Gullis and Bhatti quit as PPSs. Six resignations in 2 hours
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    GardenwalkerGardenwalker Posts: 20,880
    pigeon said:

    Tory Party Vice-Chairman Bim Afolami has resigned. From the Graun:

    Bim Afolami MP has announced his resignation on TalkTV:

    He said: “I don’t think the prime minister no longer has not just my support, but the party and the country.

    “And for that reason I think he should step down.”

    On his own position, he said: “You have to resign, I can’t serve under the prime minister.”


    Incidentally, he's the MP for Hitchin & Harpenden, which is considered by many to be a Liberal Democrat target.

    He’s very impressive, but if I understand correctly he went to Eton and we probably need some kind of de-Ba’athification of those megalomaniac crooks.
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    RazedabodeRazedabode Posts: 2,978
    kjh said:

    He has not gone yet. He is the Houdini of politics. How many other times has he been doomed. On the basis of my comments I give him 5 min.

    That’s fine. He can plod on with his ridiculously crap cabinet with barely any support from his backbenchers.

    He won’t last
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    rottenboroughrottenborough Posts: 58,436
    IanB2 said:

    Heathener said:

    Jonathan said:

    So should Starmer table a VONC?

    Absolutely NO

    Nothing will unite the tories more than a VONC
    But Starmer wants the clown to stay??
    Oh yes.
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    Big_G_NorthWalesBig_G_NorthWales Posts: 60,393
    IanB2 said:

    HYUFD said:

    IanB2 said:

    Even Widdecombe on BBC News is saying it is probably curtains.

    RefUK wants him gone so they can pick up some of his voters!
    I want him gone so the conservatives can regain the votes he is haemorrhaging
    Dream on, my friend.

    Your fate was sealed when you jumped from “If that lying clown becomes party leader I am leaving the party” to “I’m now backing that same lying clown for PM!”.

    You made your bed…
    I supported Johnson through Brexit, Covid and Ukraine but starting with Paterson through wallpapergate and partygate to the present debacle he has to go but of course Brexit for you is a trauma but for me is fine but does need work on it to improve it and is why I was surprised and pleased with Starmer's position on it
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    HYUFDHYUFD Posts: 117,168

    HYUFD said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    HYUFD said:

    DavidL said:

    Penddu2 said:

    Please keep JRM on tv.... excellent recruiter for Labour, LDs, Plaid, SNP, Greens, etc.
    Smug arrogant condescending berk...totally out of touch

    When the new management takes over tomorrow he and mad Nad and a few others will return to well deserved obscurity with the scorn of an ungrateful nation.
    They won't, JRM is very popular amongst the Tory membership and it is the Tory membership who get the final say on the next Tory leader and PM not the public
    Would you care to have a bet on that? I am willing to bet that JRM will not be in the cabinet of Boris's successor. He is an embarrassment and gives the Tories an image they badly need to ditch. Like now.
    This Tory membership want proper rightwingers like Mogg in Cabinet not just wets like Sunak and Hunt.

    They have had enough of pure image they want the party to return to core Tory values. They have been in power long enough, 12 years, winning further power without pushing through Tory ideology is now pointless as far as they are concerned, better to go into opposition. Starmer after all is no Corbyn anyway
    Then they'll get hammered, the lib dems and labour will hit them from both flanks and they'll be sub 200 seats again quickly.

    The world has moved on, old school right wing policies mean electoral oblivion.
    They didn't for Thatcher, Boris also had plenty of rightwing red meat in 2019 too even if not as much as Thatcher did when she won
    And then 1997 happened...
    With Blair having accepted much of the Thatcherite consensus
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