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[Sir Tigger KC]

I reckon if we had Sir Des as PM, he'd get on like a house on fire with Trumpy when he comes back in '24!   

Apparently Biden will still be there in 2028......which will make him 142 years old.

Doubt it.  He's clearly not all there now let alone 2028!   

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I reckon if we had Sir Des as PM, he'd get on like a house on fire with Trumpy when he comes back in '24!   

Apparently Biden will still be there in 2028......which will make him 142 years old.

Doubt it. He's clearly not all there now let alone 2028!  

Correct....but the MSM in the US will not mention this.

[Sir Tigger KC]

I reckon if we had Sir Des as PM, he'd get on like a house on fire with Trumpy when he comes back in '24!   

Apparently Biden will still be there in 2028......which will make him 142 years old.

Doubt it. He's clearly not all there now let alone 2028!  

Correct....but the MSM in the US will not mention this.

No, the MSM are covering for him. 

[Doctor Gollum]

I reckon if we had Sir Des as PM, he'd get on like a house on fire with Trumpy when he comes back in '24!   

Apparently Biden will still be there in 2028......which will make him 142 years old.

Doubt it. He's clearly not all there now let alone 2028!  

Correct....but the MSM in the US will not mention this.

No, the MSM are covering for him. 

and have been for the last three years 

[STEMO]

Anyone who put Donald out of the game is okay by me.

[Rangie]

Anyone who put Donald out of the game is okay by me.

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What's happened to Donald ? Seems to have disappeared completely , mind that's not a bad thing sectioned perhaps 😁

[redelitev6]

The Tories keep giving Labour open goals and yet they still can't win , doesn't say much about their chances in another election 

[STEMO]

The Tories keep giving Labour open goals and yet they still can't win , doesn't say much about their chances in another election 

Election not due till 2024. In 2023 Rishi will cut taxes and increase pensions, game over, usually.

[Doctor Gollum]

The Tories keep giving Labour open goals and yet they still can't win , doesn't say much about their chances in another election 

Election not due till 2024. In 2023 Rishi will cut taxes and increase pensions, game over, usually.

Unless he has to furlough everyone again

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

 I suspect Donald will be back.
As for Boris. The May council elections will be the tester for him. If the Tories get hammered he,s a dead man walking imo.
If he has pulled things around by then he might be ok.

[Sir Tigger KC]

I suspect Donald will be back.
As for Boris. The May council elections will be the tester for him. If the Tories get hammered he,s a dead man walking imo.
If he has pulled things around by then he might be ok.

Yep the difference between Boris and Donald is that Donald never lost his core voters and got a record number of votes for a sitting President last year.

Boris on the other hand has totally pissed off his core voters with tax rises, uncontrolled illegal immigration, green crap, parties, handling of covid, corruption etc.

[Nick W]

I suspect Donald will be back.
As for Boris. The May council elections will be the tester for him. If the Tories get hammered he,s a dead man walking imo.
If he has pulled things around by then he might be ok.

Yep the difference between Boris and Donald is that Donald never lost his core voters and got a record number of votes for a sitting President last year.

Boris on the other hand has totally pissed off his core voters with tax rises, uncontrolled illegal immigration, green crap, parties, handling of covid, corruption etc.

That's not the difference: the US President is elected directly(sort of, via the electoral college). The UK Prime Minister is not elected to that position, but attains it by being leader of the majority party in the commons. It's not even his 'real' job! Party leaders are traditionally given utterly safe seats, and the other parties have unwritten agreements not to contest them too much. Which means Boris' voters are his constituents in Middlesex and Ruislip.

The people he has to be careful of are the Tory MPs who select the candidates that the Tory membership elect. Once he loses the MPs support he's finished: look at Cameron, Major and Thatcher.

[Sir Tigger KC]

I suspect Donald will be back.
As for Boris. The May council elections will be the tester for him. If the Tories get hammered he,s a dead man walking imo.
If he has pulled things around by then he might be ok.

Yep the difference between Boris and Donald is that Donald never lost his core voters and got a record number of votes for a sitting President last year.

Boris on the other hand has totally pissed off his core voters with tax rises, uncontrolled illegal immigration, green crap, parties, handling of covid, corruption etc.

That's not the difference: the US President is elected directly(sort of, via the electoral college). The UK Prime Minister is not elected to that position, but attains it by being leader of the majority party in the commons. It's not even his 'real' job! Party leaders are traditionally given utterly safe seats, and the other parties have unwritten agreements not to contest them too much. Which means Boris' voters are his constituents in Middlesex and Ruislip.

The people he has to be careful of are the Tory MPs who select the candidates that the Tory membership elect. Once he loses the MPs support he's finished: look at Cameron, Major and Thatcher.

Of course it's the difference. 

Once the Tory MP's decide that Boris has irrevocably lost the party faithful, the knives will come out and he'll be finished.

Look at Theresa May!

[STEMO]

I suspect Donald will be back.
As for Boris. The May council elections will be the tester for him. If the Tories get hammered he,s a dead man walking imo.
If he has pulled things around by then he might be ok.

Yep the difference between Boris and Donald is that Donald never lost his core voters and got a record number of votes for a sitting President last year.

Boris on the other hand has totally pissed off his core voters with tax rises, uncontrolled illegal immigration, green crap, parties, handling of covid, corruption etc.

That's not the difference: the US President is elected directly(sort of, via the electoral college). The UK Prime Minister is not elected to that position, but attains it by being leader of the majority party in the commons. It's not even his 'real' job! Party leaders are traditionally given utterly safe seats, and the other parties have unwritten agreements not to contest them too much. Which means Boris' voters are his constituents in Middlesex and Ruislip.

The people he has to be careful of are the Tory MPs who select the candidates that the Tory membership elect. Once he loses the MPs support he's finished: look at Cameron, Major and Thatcher.

Of course it's the difference. 

Once the Tory MP's decide that Boris has irrevocably lost the party faithful, the knives will come out and he'll be finished.

Look at Theresa May!

Do I have to?

[Doctor Gollum]

Being PM seems to really age people

Bozzle looks about twenty years older than when he started