Who Would You Like To Be Next Pm?

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Lots of Tories are considering running… who would you like for the top job?

[dave50]

Anyone who will get rid of net zero, get fracking and increase north sea drilling for gas so we can be self sufficient.

[lankeela]

Penny Mordaunt - she will give Labour leader whoever that will be once Rodders and the gob have to resign a good thrashing at PMQs.

[Khandro]

Man; Steve Barclay, Woman; Liz Truss. But best of them all would be Jesse Norman whom Boris sacked from the treasury, but as far as I know he's not running.

[ladybirder]

You're right as usual TTT;-)

[FatticusInch]

Tom Tugendhat.
As I’ve said before it cannot be anyone from the recent cabinet, they’re forever tainted with the Johnson stain for having defended the indefensible for such a long period of time.
Their ethics, morals and loyalty will forever be questioned, they’ve saddled themselves with the Johnson trademark, their credibility is shot.
The Tory party need a new leader, clear of previous governments and their misdemeanours.

A completely new slate, no sign of any of the old guard. It’ll be the first step to restoring trust and credibility.

[weecalf]

Maybe have a shilling or two on Baker

[andres]

Ben Wallace because we are going to need a person with a military background in the near future.

[fruitsalad]

A class of 5 year olds :)

[FatticusInch]

andres
//Ben Wallace because we are going to need a person with a military background in the near future.//

That’s one reason why I chose Tugendhat.

[jno]

agree with Atheist. But in real life it's more likely to be Wallace, famous for bringing the pets home from Afghanistan.

[ToraToraTora]

ladybirder: "You're right as usual TTT;-) " - a cross I have to bear!

[ToraToraTora]

I'd accept Wallace but only if the Chancellor is Gromit!

[Hopkirk]

My vote is Sajid Javid.

[burlyshirley]

NOT Gove !

I can't think of any I particularly like, wish Boris would stay.

[douglas9401]

Anybody who doesn't need a reality check would do.
Be as well casting around for a unicorn though.

[Hopkirk]

Sajid Javid used to be managing director of Deutsche Bank. He understands money. That's the sort of man we need at the moment.

[ToraToraTora]

hoppy: "Sajid Javid used to be managing director of Deutsche Bank." - well he's taken a huge pay cut then!

[Hopkirk]

From Wikipedia:

He left Deutsche Bank in 2009 to pursue a career in politics. His earnings at Deutsche Bank would have been roughly £3 million a year at the time he left and the Evening Standard once estimated his career change would have required him to take a 98% pay cut.[

[ichkeria]

Ben Wallace
A cabinet member who is untainted

[jno]

ah yes, he was another non-dom, wasn't he?