Was the Conservative party right to get rid of Boris Johnson? 

He was going to be subject to a recall election. He would be out no matter what.

Peppa Pig Johnson and Piggy Gate Cameron. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-YC-ebgQxRDQ.html

But it was there belief he was a vote winner and would keep them there seats ..and that was all that mattered to them..him lying etc didn't matter to them..they kept saying he's apologised as if that puts it all right

Sunak was partying too

What these comfortable talking heads who spend all day sitting around discussing what the tories could do to come back never seem to account for is the blind rage felt by so many people, even if everything suddenly went really well they're still going to be decimated at the election because we want our revenge

@@TheSuperPsychoKillerhe doesn’t drink !

I see this just as a symptom of nostalgia because so much is going wrong in the country and the conservative party. The rot set in when Johnson became PM, he was so below what is needed in terms of moral character and competence to be PM that his departure and the state in which he left the country was entirely predictable. Let's not forget, it wasn't a single issue that brought down Johnson, he just ran out of road. Even as his cabinet was resigning quicker than he could replace them he tried to cling on to power. Things would have got so much worse if he'd stayed on - we're just living through his legacy. A grubby little man that symbolises how far Britain has fallen.

All Tories lie, it's the defining characteristic of the narcist party.

Rishi Sunak lies in parliament all the time

To paraphrase one Tory, "But he'll win us the election." Just goes to show how broken British politics is when they know full well it will lead to disaster for both the party and country further down the line, but they'll take that in return for short term electoral gain.

Far too many still!

Only if the question is "what's that whiff of incompetence, narcissism and Lynx Africa"

Trumpism uk style 😎

I think little rishi is possibly going to win that title

Yes, we've all done it 🙄

And then threaten Dan Neidle with a groundless SLAPPS for exposing it. Totally by accident, of course.

He was after a knighthood that went very wrong

Zahawi failed to declare his chairman role at ‘Le Cercle’, whilst aspiring as a uk mp. As did Rory Stewart.

@@lw1zfog zahawi is a proper wrong un most definitely In politics for self interest ..I keep repeatedly hearing there are some good uns amongst them..just one look at there voting history especially In regard to the welfare state you see exactly who's who

Which is precisely why so many Tories are still struggling with the decision.

Nah, it was good for them because it gave them the opportunity to move on from him. Amazing that people don't seem to remember what it was like then. But the rot he'd started was already set in.

Suggestion: Vote tactically and get these grifters out

In reality the civil service run the country, so the loss of parliament would currently be a positive.

Due to the complete breakdown of cabinet appointments over the last 3 years the civil service have basically had to wing it. You can't have departments having several ministers in a year and expect any different.

if you think Trump has charm then you have problems 😄

@@dibdab101 Sarcasm lost on you then ? 😀

@@edc8388 I have to admit I wasn't sure if you were kidding or not. My bad.

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Sorry but getting "brexit done" was leaving the EU, which we have done. The reason why we are still in negotiations is purely because Johnson, under pressure from Farage and the ERG who had lent him their support, deselected anyone who wouldn't swear blind allegiance to a "hard brexit", which meant stone walling EU negotiations until the last minute and the most bare bones deal we could get that would avoid the complete chaos predicted in the Yellowhammer and Black Swan reports. Massive deregulation, along with keeping the opaque tax avoidance routes offered by the City of London was at the core of what the Tory right wanted out of brexit, but that isn't compatible with what the EU would accept in a tarrif and quota deal from a large economy on their doorstep. Public support for brexit would also collapse if the Tory right were to come clean about their plans for imposing their ideology of low tax, low regulation; slashing workers rights, food, environmental standards and letting the city play fast and loose. The very reason we are still negotiating things like the Windsor framework and other tweaks is because the ERG and other headbangers expected Johnson to ditch everything he had signed up to, putting as much distance between the UK and the EU as possible. To this day I'm not sure if Johnson was genuinely expected to be the ERG's champion or just a useful idiot. If brexit is what you voted for, then you got what you asked for. There's no test drive, no trial period when it comes to voting for major constitutional change.

The problem is she's Australian.

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Iraq aside Blair is probably the best prime minister of the modern era...

Iraq was wrong. But Blair was a far better PM than those who followed him. Only idiots judge him merely on Iraq.

He resigned due to pressure within his own party. A few weeks before hand he'd manage to hold off a rebellion from his MP's through a no confidence vote (and though they lost they weren't a small number). He then would later receive mass resignations from amongst the loyalists who supported him in the no confidence vote and had ministers (again from those who voted to keep him) to then publicly call on him resign. From Boris Johnson's point of view over a third of his party voted for him to leave then about another third of his party who had kept him in power were openly rebelling and calling for him to resign.

Must be the only sitting chancellor to be investigated by HMRC..you couldn't write it any worse then what it was

it’s all they can find to fight that corner 😂

Or no trust level

He's to busy scheming

I am feeling sick 🤢!!!!

On the other hand, he, doesn't know, or care that you exist...

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No accounting for taste I guess. Just out of curiosity, (hypothetically) would you trust him to competently run the company that pays your salary on which you were dependent to pay your mortgage?

@@Boghopper9999 yes I liked him as leader but that Me

@@Boghopper9999 Pushing it way, way too far....