Lord Crony.

[gulliver1]

Lord Crudas who is the richest man in The City of London worth £860m,
and has donated £3m to the Con Party. Says if Boris goes he will not Contribute any more to the Con's . Lord Crony wants to change the rules so that Boris's Resignation can be reversed...O YEAH.

[tiggerblue10]

Who is lord crudas?

[davebro]

He's entitled to his opinion and to use his money however he likes, so what?

[aelmpvw]

probably means Cruddas, a banker with a few quid . . .

[Gromit]

// n December 2020, it was announced he would be conferred a Life Peerage after a nomination by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, despite the contrary advice of the House of Lords Appointments Commission, which unanimously recommended that the Prime Minister rescind his nomination. It was later reported that he donated £500,000 to the Conservative Party days after being elevated to the House of Lords. //

He previously was forced to resign as Conservative Party treasurer, after a cash for access scandal.

[Zacs-Master]

He was worth £860m in 2007. Estimated at £1.3b in 2012.

[Zacs-Master]

co-treasurer to be precise, Gromit.

[gulliver1]

In The Con Party it's all about money. ain't it.

[gulliver1]

Only the Cons would appoint a man worth £1.3b as their Treasurer.

[ichkeria]

Do you mean this?
https://conservativepost.co.uk/borisballot/
In which he claims:
“Otherwise, without the support of the membership then the chances of winning the next general election will be much harder”
It’s so like Labour and Corbyn

[gulliver1]

Lord (Boris's Crony) also thinks the rules should be changed to suit him because he is a Lord and the wealthiest man in City of London . He thinks Boris has been constructively dismissed by a group of MPs for whatever reason, and it's going against the Electorate and that the tail is wagging the dog.Bless

[davebro]

//He thinks Boris has been constructively dismissed by a group of MPs for whatever reason, and it's going against the Electorate and that the tail is wagging the dog.//

That about sums it up!

[ichkeria]

It isn’t because we are a parliamentary democracy not a presidential one.
Tory members voted for Johnson - he resigned and now they are once again getting to choose the prime minister
If they aren’t happy with that - tough

[gulliver1]

To reverse Boris's resignation.
(and we know he would love to) Would be harmful to politics .MPs requested Boris's resignation because their constituencies were telling them ,they are sick of cronyism, lies, and corruption. So keep your nose out of it Cruddas.

[FatticusInch]

davebro
//He thinks Boris has been constructively dismissed by a group of MPs for whatever reason, and it's going against the Electorate and that the tail is wagging the dog.//

/That about sums it up!/

Strange how lying about knowledge of predatory sexual behaviour by colleagues comes under the all-encompassing umbrella of ‘whatever reason’.
The sycophantic flunky clearly has none.

[Zacs-Master]

Gulli, have you seen the AB poll which is running:
https://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/News/Politics/Question1808464.html#postananswer

Interesting results so far?

[FatticusInch]

Odd. The Tories on here generally tell us that polls mean nothing, don’t they?

[naomi24]

When people say the polls are inaccurate they’re not talking about AB polls - but you know that really, don’t you, fatticusinch, you little spinner you. I’m on record more than once as saying AB polls are often indicative of the mood of the country - and strangely enough they are.

[FatticusInch]

Lol, so you’re choosing your polls now?
As for spinner, tell us again what a decent bloke Johnson is, honest and believable and how the country will rue the day the fools in the parliamentary party got rid of him?
Have a go at the other questions on similar threads too that you’ve perpetually ducked.

[naomi24]

If you wanted my opinion on anything you should have read my posts. Unlike you I don’t intend to bore the reader to death with constant repetition. MTH fatticusinch.

[Paigntonian]

Moronic.