Stop voting for fucking Tories
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I'm not sure ny what metric Mordaunt is least damaging. She's a Singapore on Thames zero regulation type, who is tight with the liars of the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
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And almost always voted for a reduction in spending on welfare benefits, voted against free school meals.Hal Jordan wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 11:37 am I'm not sure ny what metric Mordaunt is least damaging. She's a Singapore on Thames zero regulation type, who is tight with the liars of the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
None of them show up great on voting records
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Well, we've pretty much proven all of the candidates are lying, self serving c**ts who should never be allowed a position of power over the masses with whom they have nothing in common nor any empathy with.
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They're all so deep in the Cult, that those who still remember what reality is, they're terrified of actually speaking the truth, because it'll piss off the membership, & ERG, who are still waiting on their doorsteps every morning expecting their Brexit Unicorn to arriveTorquemada 1420 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 1:24 pm Well, we've pretty much proven all of the candidates are lying, self serving c**ts who should never be allowed a position of power over the masses with whom they have nothing in common nor any empathy with.

They're basically getting rid of one terrible person at a time until they only have two terrible people left. They they ask the other couple of hundred thousand awful people to decide which of the terrible two people should lead the implementation of their terrible plans.
Is that about right?
Is that about right?
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
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Well it is the "Nasty Party"Biffer wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:21 pm They're basically getting rid of one terrible person at a time until they only have two terrible people left. They they ask the other couple of hundred thousand awful people to decide which of the terrible two people should lead the implementation of their terrible plans.
Is that about right?
Pick your shit sandwich! Having an actual ERG member and hard Brexit zealot taking responsibility for what's coming looks like a positive, it'll make it easier for Labour/SNP/Lib Dems/Plaid/Greens to attack. It'll be a Mad Max policy platform whatever happens, Sunak/Mordaunt/Truss have all committed to a "Thatcherite" position (bearing no resemblance to real Thatcherism, isolating the UK from Europe then selling it to the US, and some combination of cutting taxes and/or increasing debt).Hal Jordan wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 11:37 am I'm not sure ny what metric Mordaunt is least damaging. She's a Singapore on Thames zero regulation type, who is tight with the liars of the Global Warming Policy Foundation.
There's a strong chance whoever is selected the Tories will be doing this again and picking a new leader in 2023.
Pretty sickening for them to get to have free air time on TV for their ‘debates’ when coward Johnson hid from any probing at the last GE. We really do still live in a cap doffing, deference to our betters country.
“It was a pet, not an animal. It had a name, you don't eat things with names, this is horrific!”
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He also didn't attend the conservative leadership debates. If people don't like that, they shouldn't have supported and voted for him.PCPhil wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:44 pm Pretty sickening for them to get to have free air time on TV for their ‘debates’ when coward Johnson hid from any probing at the last GE. We really do still live in a cap doffing, deference to our betters country.
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A cunning plan Baldrick......... with one teensy, weensy problem. The Tories have already sold off everything: council houses, electricity, gas, water, coal (down the river), railways, postal service, buses, their souls (if any ever had one) which only leaves the NHS..........._Os_ wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:37 pm Sunak/Mordaunt/Truss have all committed to a "Thatcherite" position (bearing no resemblance to real Thatcherism, isolating the UK from Europe then selling it to the US.
I think that Kemi has a good chance of making the final 2 now. If Braverman and her supporters fall behind Kemi then she will be ahead of Truss. If she can get ahead of Truss and knock her out then she is probably the next home for Truss's supporters. I think Tugendhat's supporters will likely fall behind Sunak leaving Mordaunt squeezed out.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-62158367
For the second day running, equalities minister Kemi Badenoch has come fourth - moving from 40 to 49 votes.
A campaign source says: “We’re happy. This campaign came from a standing start. This time last week she hadn’t even decided if she was running.
"She and Suella [Braverman, who finished sixth and has been eliminated from the contest] have a lot of respect for each other, a lot of shared ideals. It’s now important Suella’s supporters back Kemi. She will shine in the TV debates.”
Responding to a suggestion from Team Truss that the right of the party should unite behind her, the source says: "Is she of the right? She voted remain, didn’t she?”
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/uk-politics-62158367
For the second day running, equalities minister Kemi Badenoch has come fourth - moving from 40 to 49 votes.
A campaign source says: “We’re happy. This campaign came from a standing start. This time last week she hadn’t even decided if she was running.
"She and Suella [Braverman, who finished sixth and has been eliminated from the contest] have a lot of respect for each other, a lot of shared ideals. It’s now important Suella’s supporters back Kemi. She will shine in the TV debates.”
Responding to a suggestion from Team Truss that the right of the party should unite behind her, the source says: "Is she of the right? She voted remain, didn’t she?”
Any trade deal with the US will mean crushing much of the UK agri sector to get it over the line. It's possible to compete against US agri, but not without economy of scale which the UK doesn't have. Agri is one of the key parts of any trade deal the US makes. The UK doesn't look like it's getting a US trade deal any time soon, but you can bet these "Thatcherite" candidates would destroy any industry to get it over the line asap, regardless of any economic value it has.Torquemada 1420 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:51 pmA cunning plan Baldrick......... with one teensy, weensy problem. The Tories have already sold off everything: council houses, electricity, gas, water, coal (down the river), railways, postal service, buses, their souls (if any ever had one) which only leaves the NHS..........._Os_ wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:37 pm Sunak/Mordaunt/Truss have all committed to a "Thatcherite" position (bearing no resemblance to real Thatcherism, isolating the UK from Europe then selling it to the US.
The UK countryside generally can be sold to frackers (probably on the same low tax and low state ownership model as North Sea oil, which has proven to be inferior to Norway's high tax and state ownership model). The "Thatcherite" candidates will copy what Thatcher actually did here for a change.
If they can find anything more to sell they will.
Meanwhile back in reality.ia801310 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:53 pm I think that Kemi has a good chance of making the final 2 now. If Braverman and her supporters fall behind Kemi then she will be ahead of Truss. If she can get ahead of Truss and knock her out then she is probably the next home for Truss's supporters. I think Tugendhat's supporters will likely fall behind Sunak leaving Mordaunt squeezed out.
2nd round compared to the 1st round.
Sunak +13.
Mordaunt +16.
Truss +14.
Badendoch +9.
Tugendhat -5.
Braverman -5.
This round there were 53 votes available (10 from Tugendhat and Braverman, 43 from Zahawi and Hunt). 9 from 53 isn't a good return. It's a three horse race and has been since before the first round of votes.
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If Mordaunt makes final 2, she wins hands down._Os_ wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 3:33 pmMeanwhile back in reality.ia801310 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:53 pm I think that Kemi has a good chance of making the final 2 now. If Braverman and her supporters fall behind Kemi then she will be ahead of Truss. If she can get ahead of Truss and knock her out then she is probably the next home for Truss's supporters. I think Tugendhat's supporters will likely fall behind Sunak leaving Mordaunt squeezed out.
2nd round compared to the 1st round.
Sunak +13.
Mordaunt +16.
Truss +17.
Badendoch +9.
Tugendhat -5.
Braverman -5.
This round there were 53 votes available (10 from Tugendhat and Braverman, 43 from Zahawi and Hunt). 9 from 53 isn't a good return. It's a three horse race and has been since before the first round of votes.
I agree. I corrected my maths in that post, because the source I was using was incorrect on the Truss votes, so Mordaunt has the most momentum behind her too.
What's actually going to happen, is Mordaunt will be close to getting the most votes in total if she maintains this momentum.
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More like a one horse race with 3 heads. Amputations en route to the finish line._Os_ wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 3:33 pm It's a three horse race and has been since before the first round of votes.
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There really isn't much to look forward to is there? Best hope for outcome is that gobshites like Rees-Mogg are kicked into the long-grass of the back benches.
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Also the only one who has actually had a job of any kind in the real world which involved normal people?Mahoney wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:00 pm I wouldn't mind Tugendhat; the worst anyone seems to have found to say about him is that he bangs on about being a soldier a lot.
So predictably he doesn't have a prayer.
Badenoch seems to have had a few jobs in IT. Does that involve normal people?Torquemada 1420 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:11 pmAlso the only one who has actually had a job of any kind in the real world which involved normal people?Mahoney wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:00 pm I wouldn't mind Tugendhat; the worst anyone seems to have found to say about him is that he bangs on about being a soldier a lot.
So predictably he doesn't have a prayer.
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The occasional one gets thru the interview process, but they don't last long.GogLais wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:18 pmBadenoch seems to have had a few jobs in IT. Does that involve normal people?Torquemada 1420 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:11 pmAlso the only one who has actually had a job of any kind in the real world which involved normal people?Mahoney wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:00 pm I wouldn't mind Tugendhat; the worst anyone seems to have found to say about him is that he bangs on about being a soldier a lot.
So predictably he doesn't have a prayer.
No (worked for 10 years in development) the selection of misfits, LARPers, autists and sociopaths that made up my team were far from normal.GogLais wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:18 pmBadenoch seems to have had a few jobs in IT. Does that involve normal people?Torquemada 1420 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:11 pmAlso the only one who has actually had a job of any kind in the real world which involved normal people?Mahoney wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 4:00 pm I wouldn't mind Tugendhat; the worst anyone seems to have found to say about him is that he bangs on about being a soldier a lot.
So predictably he doesn't have a prayer.
The steady decline in quality of Tory leadership is amazing to watch. I am intrigued as to how they can continue the run of steadily worse leaders. They will have to elect Humphrey the cat or a piece of furniture to continue the trend after this lot have been voted out.
The No. 10 refit makes more sense nowyermum wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 6:20 pm The steady decline in quality of Tory leadership is amazing to watch. I am intrigued as to how they can continue the run of steadily worse leaders. They will have to elect Humphrey the cat or a piece of furniture to continue the trend after this lot have been voted out.
All the money you made will never buy back your soul
Short memory?yermum wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 6:20 pm The steady decline in quality of Tory leadership is amazing to watch. I am intrigued as to how they can continue the run of steadily worse leaders. They will have to elect Humphrey the cat or a piece of furniture to continue the trend after this lot have been voted out.
Hague
IDS
Howard
Cameron
HeathC69 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 7:05 pmShort memory?yermum wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 6:20 pm The steady decline in quality of Tory leadership is amazing to watch. I am intrigued as to how they can continue the run of steadily worse leaders. They will have to elect Humphrey the cat or a piece of furniture to continue the trend after this lot have been voted out.
Hague
IDS
Howard
Cameron
Douglas-Home
Eden
Chamberlain
And are there two g’s in Bugger Off?
I think you are right._Os_ wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 3:33 pmMeanwhile back in reality.ia801310 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 2:53 pm I think that Kemi has a good chance of making the final 2 now. If Braverman and her supporters fall behind Kemi then she will be ahead of Truss. If she can get ahead of Truss and knock her out then she is probably the next home for Truss's supporters. I think Tugendhat's supporters will likely fall behind Sunak leaving Mordaunt squeezed out.
2nd round compared to the 1st round.
Sunak +13.
Mordaunt +16.
Truss +14.
Badendoch +9.
Tugendhat -5.
Braverman -5.
This round there were 53 votes available (10 from Tugendhat and Braverman, 43 from Zahawi and Hunt). 9 from 53 isn't a good return. It's a three horse race and has been since before the first round of votes.
https://order-order.com/2022/07/14/brav ... cks-truss/
Unless Badenoch has an absolute stormer at the debate and/or Truss has a mare then she will find it hard to beat Truss
Agreed, a long line of useless leaders not just recentlyBiffer wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 7:15 pmHeathC69 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 7:05 pmShort memory?yermum wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 6:20 pm The steady decline in quality of Tory leadership is amazing to watch. I am intrigued as to how they can continue the run of steadily worse leaders. They will have to elect Humphrey the cat or a piece of furniture to continue the trend after this lot have been voted out.
Hague
IDS
Howard
Cameron
Douglas-Home
Eden
Chamberlain
Surely a Hydra ?Torquemada 1420 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 3:53 pmMore like a one horse race with 3 heads. Amputations en route to the finish line._Os_ wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 3:33 pm It's a three horse race and has been since before the first round of votes.
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I f**king hope not. Hydra regenerate themselves i.e. they never die.Camroc2 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 7:37 pmSurely a Hydra ?Torquemada 1420 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 3:53 pmMore like a one horse race with 3 heads. Amputations en route to the finish line._Os_ wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 3:33 pm It's a three horse race and has been since before the first round of votes.
No I remember those. Hauge seems like JFK and Otto von Bismark combined compared to the current crop of Tories.C69 wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 7:05 pmShort memory?yermum wrote: Thu Jul 14, 2022 6:20 pm The steady decline in quality of Tory leadership is amazing to watch. I am intrigued as to how they can continue the run of steadily worse leaders. They will have to elect Humphrey the cat or a piece of furniture to continue the trend after this lot have been voted out.
Hague
IDS
Howard
Cameron
So, that useless unelected tosser Frost is all over the airwaves and papers this morning slagging off Mordaunt big time.C69 wrote: Fri Jul 15, 2022 5:30 am So Team Truss are going for Mordaunt big style.
Lazy, incompetent and woke and not very bright apparently
Must think he's some sort of "kingmaker" and been promised high office by the vapid one, Truss. God forbid