Boris Johnson expected to stand for PM in spectacular comeback after Liz Truss quits

gemini104104 said:
Hasn't the UK learned from its lesson at running with idiot Boris at being out of touch with reality, incapable of either supporting or coexisting in a civilized society? Additionally, the ignoramus Boris failing to respect the dignity of all of humanity, and who failed to know his fascist ass from a hole in the ground?
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Yes, it appears they have.
 
Jarod said:
Of course not, she was a conservative, she pushed a tax cut agenda with spending cuts, an economy shrinking plan.
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that's a government shrinking plan, not an economy shrinking plan.......and before you pretend otherwise, its NOT the same thing.........its taking money OUT of government and putting it INTO the economy......
 
Primavera said:
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Boris given huge leadership boost: Stark data shows Tory mistake in ousting ex-PM in July

The former Prime Minister remains popular with vast swathes of the Conservative Party.

Half of Conservative voters think the Tories made a mistake by ditching Boris Johnson earlier this year. New polling by TechneUK for Express.co.uk shows 49 percent of those who backed the party at the last general election believe MPs were wrong to oust their former leader.

The findings come as Mr Johnson prepares to stage a sensational comeback.

The ex-Prime Minister is flying back from his holiday in the Caribbean in order to launch his campaign to replace Liz Truss.

Just seven weeks after departing No10, a significant number of Conservative MPs have gone public in calling for Mr Johnson's return.

Rishi Sunak is thought to have lost the last leadership election to Liz Truss in part because he was blamed for stabbing his old boss in the back when he resigned on 5th July.

However, there is a growing coalition of Conservative heavyweights who have vowed to back the former Prime Minister, before he's even announced his intentions to run.

On Friday Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said he was "leaning towards" backing his former boss.

He said: "This will be potentially our third prime minister since the general election of 2019.

"That means we have to think about that legitimacy question that the public will be asking themselves, and also about who could win the next election.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1686203/boris-johnson-tory-leadership-latest-poll-results
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Good luck with that. How many of this lot got the sack in the last decade or so? You do know one of the definitions of insanity is doing the exact same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome, right?
 
Primavera said:
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Boris given huge leadership boost: Stark data shows Tory mistake in ousting ex-PM in July

The former Prime Minister remains popular with vast swathes of the Conservative Party.

Half of Conservative voters think the Tories made a mistake by ditching Boris Johnson earlier this year. New polling by TechneUK for Express.co.uk shows 49 percent of those who backed the party at the last general election believe MPs were wrong to oust their former leader.

The findings come as Mr Johnson prepares to stage a sensational comeback.

The ex-Prime Minister is flying back from his holiday in the Caribbean in order to launch his campaign to replace Liz Truss.

Just seven weeks after departing No10, a significant number of Conservative MPs have gone public in calling for Mr Johnson's return.

Rishi Sunak is thought to have lost the last leadership election to Liz Truss in part because he was blamed for stabbing his old boss in the back when he resigned on 5th July.

However, there is a growing coalition of Conservative heavyweights who have vowed to back the former Prime Minister, before he's even announced his intentions to run.

On Friday Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said he was "leaning towards" backing his former boss.

He said: "This will be potentially our third prime minister since the general election of 2019.

"That means we have to think about that legitimacy question that the public will be asking themselves, and also about who could win the next election.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1686203/boris-johnson-tory-leadership-latest-poll-results
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Good luck with that. How many Conservatives got the sack in the last decade or so? You do know one of the definitions of insanity is doing the exact same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome, right?
 
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