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Are you joking ?
I can't see an ex PM accepting any cabinet position .
Osborne on the other hand will accept anything to avoid being relegated to the backbenches .
He would think that all his christmas's had come at once , if he hung on to no 11
Are you joking ?
I can't see an ex PM accepting any cabinet position .
Osborne on the other hand will accept anything to avoid being relegated to the backbenches .
He would think that all his christmas's had come at once , if he hung on to no 11
I'm with danny here....Dave would be mad to accept any Cabinet job.
In times of yore of course, he could rely on a nice Euro Commissioner's job, but ......... !
Given all the mess that Osborne had made of his Budgets and his stated targets, I can't see him hanging onto to Number 11.
After all, he has yet to explain how he is going to fill in that big black hole that was left when the central plank of his Budget was defeated in the House of Lords.
In times of yore of course, he could rely on a nice Euro Commissioner's job, but ......... !
Given all the mess that Osborne had made of his Budgets and his stated targets, I can't see him hanging onto to Number 11.
After all, he has yet to explain how he is going to fill in that big black hole that was left when the central plank of his Budget was defeated in the House of Lords.
Gove was doing well as Justice Minister with his reforms, he should keep that. She needs to have Brexiteers in her Cabinet, for credence. I suspect that Mrs. Leadsome might head up the 'Brexit' team. Osborne will gladly accept No. 11 - and (having had the fright of his life) may do reasonably well and it will make for stability in the eyes of the world - for now!
Cameron will not accept serving in her Cabinet, although she will offer him something (Foreign Sec. of Home Office?). Boris is too much of a wild-card for her to have him roaming freely, so I suspect that something will be offered - whether or not it is accepted is another matter.
Cameron will not accept serving in her Cabinet, although she will offer him something (Foreign Sec. of Home Office?). Boris is too much of a wild-card for her to have him roaming freely, so I suspect that something will be offered - whether or not it is accepted is another matter.