- Mon Jul 11, 2022 7:29 pm
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The main problem I see with this analysis.
This isn't a public election.
The candidates will be playing to the Parliamentary party - a very specific and limited electorate.
The public won't see them making a total balls of campaigning.
And when he party membership determine the new leader on the tiebreak, the client press will tell us all what a talented, accomplished statesman/woman they are.
How lucky we are to have such leaders.
This isn't a public election.
The candidates will be playing to the Parliamentary party - a very specific and limited electorate.
The public won't see them making a total balls of campaigning.
And when he party membership determine the new leader on the tiebreak, the client press will tell us all what a talented, accomplished statesman/woman they are.
How lucky we are to have such leaders.
Crabcakes wrote: ↑Mon Jul 11, 2022 4:55 pm I think the wheels will come off for some of them when they face each other at whatever passes for hustings. Sunak is a paper-thin lightweight who gets arsey when questioned. Patel, Truss, Badenoch and Braverman are all, by varying degrees, fucking idiots. Javid and Zahawi (and also Sunak) are financially iffy. Chishti could fail to turn up and no one would notice. Tugendhat is too sensible.
My money is on Mordaunt or Hunt. Or possibly Shapps instead of Hunt. Purely on the basis they’re the best known and least likely to make a shatteringly stupid outburst, while simultaneously not having too many skeletons bursting out of closets.
Though obviously, I hope the Tory rank and file go for a proper loon. Assuming Boris doesn’t try and walk it back (and I’m not 100% sure he won’t…)