May on the way??

[Warren]

Boris well in the lead from pole. Hunt got a good start and chasing in second. Gove had transmission problems on the formation lap and has stalled on the grid. Stewart seems to be playing with his Scalextric.

[mr.hobblesworth]

Got to be honest here, I'm wary of believing the forecasts of a man who believes Labour lost last week's Peterborough by-election.

[Warren]

Got to be honest here, I'm wary of believing the forecasts of a man who believes Labour lost last week's Peterborough by-election.

 

I will correct myself. Should have lost last week's election if the Tory's didn't have the Maybot as leader. A problem soon solved.

[Fosse69]

I'm more bothered about the financially illiterate Labour Party getting in.

I suppose they will find a note, "There is a Trillion less in the coffers since you left"

[Fosse69]

I will correct myself. Should have lost last week's election if the Tory's didn't have the Maybot as leader. A problem soon solved.

 

Or maybe not.

[Warren]

Or maybe not.

 

Boris is also running fuel conservation mode and maintaining radio silence. He is under much better management than in the past. The others are all revving their engines too much. Except Gove, who is now getting help pushing his car on to the grass before they come round for lap 2.

[Regal Beagle]

One thing is a cast iron certainty.

 

Cameron got us into this mess in the first place. May then held another election that she did not need. And now if JC does get into power the Tories only have themselves to blame, for dividing their own party, panicking about Farage and moving to the right, and failing to get a deal through Parliament.

 

A Stewart or a Hancock might bring them back towards the centre but many of the others are far right buffoons.

 

The Tories have been infiltrated by ex UKIP members over the past few years and that might tip the vote in favour of a far right candidate.

 

Worrying times for the Tories methinks.

 

Do you hate democracy that much?

 

Cameron got us into this mess by offering a referendum...The people wanted it, evidenced by: electing Cameron, voting to leave, voting for parties who stood on manifesto's promising to leave in the GE, the brexit party victory in the eu elections.

 

Call it a mess all you want, but the mess is created by remainers who will not accept defeat.

 

The people want to leave and have shown this time and time again.

 

And stop with the far right nonsense, it's not even funny any more.

[Warren]

Do you hate democracy that much?

 

Cameron got us into this mess by offering a referendum...The people wanted it, evidenced by: electing Cameron, voting to leave, voting for parties who stood on manifesto's promising to leave in the GE, the brexit party victory in the eu elections.

 

Call it a mess all you want, but the mess is created by remainers who will not accept defeat.

 

The people want to leave and have shown this time and time again.

 

And stop with the far right nonsense, it's not even funny any more.

 

 

I'm hoping Leadsom crashes into her hairpin. It is her fault we got the Maybot without a vote last race.

[Warren]

Do you hate democracy that much?

 

Cameron got us into this mess by offering a referendum...The people wanted it, evidenced by: electing Cameron, voting to leave, voting for parties who stood on manifesto's promising to leave in the GE, the brexit party victory in the eu elections.

 

Call it a mess all you want, but the mess is created by remainers who will not accept defeat.

 

The people want to leave and have shown this time and time again.

 

And stop with the far right nonsense, it's not even funny any more.

 

 

I'm hoping Leadsom crashes into her hairpin. It is her fault we got the Maybot without a vote last race.

[Jacko51]

I was moved to write to the Senile today in response to a Staffs Moorlands Councillor who wrote that he wanted to restore trust to politics then said he was supporting Boris!

[Fosse69]

Boris is also running fuel conservation mode and maintaining radio silence. He is under much better management than in the past. The others are all revving their engines too much. Except Gove, who is now getting help pushing his car on to the grass before they come round for lap 2.

 

Boris needs more than management, he is more suited to a circus, not bad on a high wire.

[Warren]

Boris needs more than management, he is more suited to a circus, not bad on a high wire.

 

By some way the most successful politician in any party currently contending for high office. Winning the London mayoral elections twice shows he is a heavyweight and that is what is needed.

[Regal Beagle]

I must admit I'm leaning more towards BoJo, I wasn't a fan of the idea at all a few weeks ago.

[geosname]

By some way the most successful politician in any party currently contending for high office. Winning the London mayoral elections twice shows he is a heavyweight and that is what is needed.

 

He is a character...... heavy weight? Only by diet..... he's not stupid but he is an idiot.... people seem to be able to relate to him for some reason, which is all well and good but he has no real substance, except by diet, and he doesn't convince me he believes what he says.

Will he win?..... quite probably but it will be to the detrement of the Tory party.

[Fosse69]

He is a character...... heavy weight? Only by diet..... he's not stupid but he is an idiot.... people seem to be able to relate to him for some reason, which is all well and good but he has no real substance, except by diet, and he doesn't convince me he believes what he says.

Will he win?..... quite probably but it will be to the detrement of the Tory party.

 

Baby Trump, promises things he has no intention of delivering. The MP`s tax cuts are now only an aspiration. Only MPs can stop him, once he gets to the members ballot where 43% have joined since the referendum he is home and dry, until the vote of no confidence in parliament.