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TOPIC: Downing Street parties
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Re:Downing Street parties 2 Years, 3 Months ago
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I think it's another nail in Boris' coffin and he will inevitably be bundled into a taxi just like Maggie was..by his comrades.
And waiting in the wings is Rishi Sunak who despite his dreadful financial economics will become a highly popular PM even though he's on the swarthy side.
Tory pols will bounce back and he will go on to trounce the lightweight Keir Starmer (who?).
Charisma shouldn't count in politics but it does and Keir is exceptional in that he is the Most Uninteresting Man in Britain.
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Re:Downing Street parties 2 Years, 3 Months ago
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hedda wrote:
I think it's another nail in Boris' coffin and he will inevitably be bundled into a taxi just like Maggie was..by his comrades.
And waiting in the wings is Rishi Sunak who despite his dreadful financial economics will become a highly popular PM even though he's on the swarthy side.
Tory pols will bounce back and he will go on to trounce the lightweight Keir Starmer (who?).
Charisma shouldn't count in politics but it does and Keir is exceptional in that he is the Most Uninteresting Man in Britain.
Rishi, is so out of touch will the common people. I bet has no idea how much a milk is in ASDA or the price of their own brand bread without going on their website.
The thing is most MP's are from London or from nice, posh areas of the UK. They ALL have zero sense of the true reality of people. Not forgetting WEF are full of people who have never done any real work.
MP's need to stop pandering to the woke culture also.
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Re:Downing Street parties 2 Years, 3 Months ago
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