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Sunak’s not getting the hang of this. Whether Zahawi now goes or stays, the PM will still look a tit not in charge. The decisive leader moment has passed. Hiding behind a drawn out report didn’t work for Johnson and won’t to cover the arse of a tax swindler.

Sunak’s example of how he wasn’t weak was that he resigned from a job with Bozo.

Keep making that point, I say, Rishi. Lots of your voters like Bozo more than you. Sounds like an easy route to Tory voters staying at home.

Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 12:15 pm Oh FFS.

Ricky Sunshine eclipsed at PMQs so he pulls out the Corbyn card - whereas he, a man of principle, resigned over Johnson. After how many years?

Corbyn may be many things, but he's never been accused of lawbreaking or blatantly lied to Parliament.

He’s just really crap.

The Angel Delight Prime Minister.

In tribute to Alexei Sayle, I'll throw in the K-Tel Conservative.

Job too big for Sunak, says Warwick Davis.

He hasn't, but he should.

It can't be long before the launch of

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Operation Save Wee Dug.

Send for Frosty!

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 2:12 pm Sunak’s example of how he wasn’t weak was that he resigned from a job with Bozo.

I’m bewildered as to why he thinks people would be impressed at someone discovering their ‘morals’ at the last possible second, and even then only resigning when it was clear colleagues were doing so en masse and in a manner that was structured around taking the top job for yourself (which he then spectacularly failed to do).

He has all the leadership skills of a third choice caretaker manager looking after a knackered, gutted team that already know they’re up for relegation.

How are the polls? Um, moving in the right direction, Prime Minister.

That SNP figure, doubtless based on a small subsample, is very clearly wrong.

Crabcakes wrote: ↑Thu Jan 26, 2023 10:48 am He has all the leadership skills of a third choice caretaker manager looking after a knackered, gutted team that already know they’re up for relegation.

Sunak’s never going to appear in a heartwarming Brit comedy other than the poncey southern banker come to take the ground.

I think the Ben Walker scenario is likely much closer to reality than the big numbers that have been bandied about. I'm surprised to see that it could be even lower with tactical voting.

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 1:44 pm I think the Ben Walker scenario is likely much closer to reality than the big numbers that have been bandied about. I'm surprised to see that it could be even lower with tactical voting.

Eh?

Bones McCoy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 25, 2023 9:21 pm It can't be long before the launch of

(Wait for it)


Operation Save Wee Dug.

To be known, hereafter, as the Yuppie Puppy...

Malcolm Armsteen wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 2:00 pm

Tubby Isaacs wrote: ↑Sun Jan 29, 2023 1:44 pm I think the Ben Walker scenario is likely much closer to reality than the big numbers that have been bandied about. I'm surprised to see that it could be even lower with tactical voting.

Eh?

The big numbers about Labour needing a 13% lead or whatever. I think Ben Walker's 7 percent is more plausible, though I wouldn't expect that to go lower with tactical voting.

Do you mean Ben Walker at The Statesman? If so, what has he said? (or ref for article)