But Theresa May could be a compromise between the Brexiteers and the Remainers.
She could in fact turn into a new Maggie Thatcher if she gets the job. She's a steely lady.

All this speculation. There is absolutely no need for a snap election and they shouldn't have one. The Tory majority will stand firm and an election, even to capitalise on the  chaos in Labour, will only divide the country further.

Boris for me has the makings of a Churchillian personality.

bogarde73 wrote on Jun 28^th, 2016 at 10:41am:

She could in fact turn into a new Maggie Thatcher if she gets the job. She's a steely lady.

Never in a million years.

Most of the police service in UK detest her.

Boris has much more personality.

bogarde73 wrote on Jun 28^th, 2016 at 10:41am:

Boris for me has the makings of a Churchillian personality.

!!!!!!



Lukes father, Anakin Boris Johnson.


"He was the best starpilot in the galaxy, and a cunning warrior."
- Ben Kenobi

Boris Johnson has alienated his main group of supporters, young Londoners, who mostly wanted to remain in Europe, and would be seen by most to be a divisive figure in politics at the moment.  I would be very surprised if the Conservatives select him as their new leader.  It would have been different for him if the remain vote had won by a very narrow majority - then it would almost be as if the job was handed to him on a plate.

bogarde73 wrote on Jun 28^th, 2016 at 10:41am:

But Theresa May could be a compromise between the Brexiteers and the Remainers. She could in fact turn into a new Maggie Thatcher if she gets the job. She's a steely lady. All this speculation. There is absolutely no need for a snap election and they shouldn't have one. The Tory majority will stand firm and an election, even to capitalise on the  chaos in Labour, will only divide the country further. Boris for me has the makings of a Churchillian personality.

bogarde73's money's on Boris for biggest loser? Boris is keeping his head below the trench because he has no ideas on stopping the rampant chaos clouding the UK.

Boris is a self-infatuated loser.

bogarde73 wrote on Jun 28^th, 2016 at 10:41am:

Boris for me has the makings of a Churchillian personality.

Fifty year old cadaver?

Unforgiven wrote on Jun 28^th, 2016 at 12:32pm:

bogarde73 wrote on Jun 28th, 2016 at 10:41am: But Theresa May could be a compromise between the Brexiteers and the Remainers. She could in fact turn into a new Maggie Thatcher if she gets the job. She's a steely lady. All this speculation. There is absolutely no need for a snap election and they shouldn't have one. The Tory majority will stand firm and an election, even to capitalise on the  chaos in Labour, will only divide the country further. Boris for me has the makings of a Churchillian personality. bogarde73's money's on Boris for biggest loser? Boris is keeping his head below the trench because he has no ideas on stopping the rampant chaos clouding the UK. Boris is a self-infatuated loser.

You have made 2,106 posts and now I finally find one I agree with.

Unforgiven wrote on Jun 28^th, 2016 at 12:32pm:

bogarde73 wrote on Jun 28th, 2016 at 10:41am: But Theresa May could be a compromise between the Brexiteers and the Remainers. She could in fact turn into a new Maggie Thatcher if she gets the job. She's a steely lady. All this speculation. There is absolutely no need for a snap election and they shouldn't have one. The Tory majority will stand firm and an election, even to capitalise on the  chaos in Labour, will only divide the country further. Boris for me has the makings of a Churchillian personality. bogarde73's money's on Boris for biggest loser? Boris is keeping his head below the trench because he has no ideas on stopping the rampant chaos clouding the UK. Boris is a self-infatuated loser.

dont forget boges also think Trump will win  last I heard Clinton had doubled her lead on him.. ::) ::)..

I dont have a clue anymore whos good and whos not over there...

I dont think those wanting to Leave had a very good idea of plan B... but neither here nor there...

had they chosen to stay the EU would have had to change...Brit had demanded big changes... so they should hang their heads in shame as it looks like they are having a massive girl guide sulk...

how dare the Brits want to have more say....in how their country is run...who wants some one in Brussels of all places telling them

they cant do this and they will do that..

didnt ISIS set up a very nice home away from home camp in Brussels of have I got that wrong/?????

come on EU.... the Brits are not the only ones....


this is a normal FEAR reaction to anything that is new....... the people will be alright..

but the govt... both sides are a bit of a worry??????...

>:( >:( >:( >:( >:(..

where is their backbone....someone mentioned CHurchill I can see him spinning in his grave..

a right bunch of wallies...

I think the day will come when they come back to Boris on their knees as they did with Churchill.

IMO, it was probably a very conscious decision, on Boris Johnsons' part,       ...to 'pass' at this moment, on being handed, what is very likely a poison chalice [at this time].

???


I still believe....

"He was the best starpilot in the galaxy, and a cunning warrior."
- Ben Kenobi

bogarde73 wrote on Jul 2^nd, 2016 at 3:28pm:

I think the day will come when they come back to Boris on their knees as they did with Churchill.

Churchill had experience Boris has bugger all and didnt have a clue to what to do with the car he chased..... ::) ::)


if you have a plan at least have a plan B..just in case...

Fuzzball wrote on Jun 28^th, 2016 at 10:48am:

bogarde73 wrote on Jun 28th, 2016 at 10:41am: She could in fact turn into a new Maggie Thatcher if she gets the job. She's a steely lady. Never in a million years. Most of the police service in UK detest her. Boris has much more personality.

But it's not the police who decide. It's the Tory Party.

Wolseley wrote on Jun 28^th, 2016 at 11:17am:

Boris Johnson has alienated his main group of supporters, young Londoners, who mostly wanted to remain in Europe, and would be seen by most to be a divisive figure in politics at the moment.  I would be very surprised if the Conservatives select him as their new leader.  It would have been different for him if the remain vote had won by a very narrow majority - then it would almost be as if the job was handed to him on a plate.

Young Londoners are most certainly not Johnson's biggest group of supporters.

I would like to see Andrea Leadsom become the new PM rather than May, who was a member of the Remain camp. Leave campaigner Leadsom was brilliant in the two televised debates she took part in during the referendum campaign. She should be PM.

You're probably right though May does come acrossas one tough lady.

bogarde73 wrote on Jul 4^th, 2016 at 8:49am:

You're probably right though May does come acrossas one tough lady.

Your money was on Boris. Pay up. Boris hasn't stopped running.