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Dare I ask which party you would actually want running the country and who you think would make the best PM?
The fact that this question yet again goes unanswered speaks volumes.
I’ve been waiting since 24th January for an answer to a straight question (in a different thread), Richard.
RWNJ aren’t very good at supplying evidence to back up their asinine assertions.
What does RWNJ stand for?
I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highwaysRight Wing Nut Job(s).
The kind of imbecile who supports Trump or Farage, especially those who don’t realise that these leaders hold the common working man in utter contempt and are only there to line their own, and their rich backers’, pockets.
Can we now expect the Met to bang up Boris Johnson, whose entire career has been constructed on misconduct in public office?
“Can we now expect the Met to bang up Boris Johnson, whose entire career has been constructed on misconduct in public office?”
LOL! Peeps, the Leftie media fretting over a piece of bday cake and wine, while Starmer appoints an Epstein buddy, Mandelson, who left office in disgrace a number of times. The PM “I knew nothing”.
Thank you @Gladiateur
I've stumbled on the side of twelve misty mountains
I've walked and I crawled on six crooked highwaysLeftie media?!? Now, that *is* hilarious!
He was effectively forced to resign, not for some cake and wine parties ( at a time when the general public were effectively house-bound) but because the Privileges Committee had warned him that he would be found guilty of attempting to mislead Parliament. The weight of Cabinet resignations made it impossible for bim to continue to bluff and bluster bis way through government.
His famously leftie editor of the Torygraph, Max Hastings proclaimed him ‘unfit for public office’ adding ‘there is room for debate whether he is a scoundrel or mere rogue, but not much about his moral bankruptcy, rooted in a contempt for truth.’I could write a whole page about the things that Johnson did, both before and after becoming PM ( which, imo he should never have been if only because of his relationship with Lebedev) which resulted in him standing down. But people, sadly, only remember the cake. On a quite petty point I still can’t understand why the conservatives with a small c of this country welcomed a PM into no 10 who moved in with his girlfriend after leaving his wife ( who was undergoing treatment for cancer) and four children; and I’m saying that as a child of the sixties and don’t regard myself prudish in any way. Bit like the American electorate forgetting about Trump and Stormy Daniel’s (when his wife was pregnant). Everyone ( even me ) thought that Johnson’s bumbling forgetfulness was just a facade and that, underneath was a man of great intellect who would become statesmanlike once in office. The Peppa Pig speech was the final nail in that coffin.
Agree. Wrong choice of words. But did anyone actually realise that he quite such a narcissistic buffoon?
I think quite a few people saw through the bluster. Unfortunately, far more people were conned into believing the image of him promoted by the BBC and other rightwing media.
Let’s hope people don’t fall for the boob expander bloke
We won’t be giving kids dinner money it will be for a line at the local newsagents,all above board guv
Except that the legalisation of drugs won’t apply to possession/consumption by minors.
Yet more hysterical RWNJ scaremongering.
Lazy stereotyping (as you like to do)
Only ever voted labour dad was a shop steward Royal Albert docks in the 60s, But that won’t fit your narrative I am rwnj because places where I lived are down to as low as 14% and around 22% in many London areas that’s from 92+ % white British in the 60s. Call me rwnj but the fighters who stayed over with me would tell you different but don’t let facts get in the way, off to read the British Bulldog
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