Starmer And Boris

[Paigntonian]

Starmer now says he'll call a motion of no confidence if Boris says he's staying on as caretaker. Seems fair enough to me.

[FatticusInch]

ToraToraTora
//yes he was an early sour grape muncher, scarpered as soon as he didn't get his own way.//

Unlike the moron who’s done a James Cagney-esque dying scene that would make Cecil B DeMille marvel at the theatrics! Lol

[Paigntonian]

Thought the resignation speech was OK, nothing more. Expected a little metaphysics.

[Canary42]

Speaking as a staunch Labour Supporter, I think Starmer would be just as unsuitable PM as Johnson.

Where oh where are the giants of yesteryear (Churchill, Attlee, etc.). Today's material is vastly inferior. How, for example, do the likes of Truss and Abbott compare with the likes of Castle and Thatcher?

[FatticusInch]

He can’t possibly stay.

https://news.sky.com/story/he-has-horrified-mps-with-his-decisions-can-boris-johnson-resist-the-temptation-to-pull-leavers-of-power-12647599

The men in grey suits did their best yesterday and he ignored them.
It’ll have to be men in white coats before this moron finally gets it.

[jno]

the queen sacked the Australian PM many moons ago; she should be sharpening her ceremonial sword again.

[THECORBYLOON]

She didn't, it was the Governor-General.

[TheChair]

//I think Starmer would be just as unsuitable PM as Johnson.//
Couldn't agree more, my little yellow friend. After all both Boris and Starmer each got to their respective leadership positions by lying to their voter, and promptly reneged on many of their promises. As they are two sides of the same coin, I'm puzzled as to why TTT is so anti-Starmer.

[jno]

TCL, the governor general acts on her behalf. However, Peter Pedant surprised me on another thread by pointing to the subsequent court ruling that the GG actually has more power than the Queen.

[jno]

Fatticus, here's one possible suggestion for removing Boris

https://twitter.com/rainy101/status/1544950384313131010

[FatticusInch]

Lol.