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Extraordinary she didn't see fit to acknowledge Boris Johson and give him one sentence of respect.
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//You should keep a note of what I've said, fatticusinch, That would give you the chance to hop off that tedious roundabout you consistently inhabit.//
But it’s the Answerbank and my question hasn’t yet been answered, least of all by you?
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How do I take not of what you’ve said I’ve you’ve said nothing?
Or did you mean the ‘I disagree with you’ sentence with zero explanation?
Pathetic attempt at an answer so I’ll have to repeat the question.
//You should keep a note of what I've said, fatticusinch, That would give you the chance to hop off that tedious roundabout you consistently inhabit.//
But it’s the Answerbank and my question hasn’t yet been answered, least of all by you?
Y
How do I take not of what you’ve said I’ve you’ve said nothing?
Or did you mean the ‘I disagree with you’ sentence with zero explanation?
Pathetic attempt at an answer so I’ll have to repeat the question.
//The party wasn't in a mess when he was leader //
I'm afraid I have to disagree with you there. And much of the problems we are having with energy stem from his wifes obsession with Net zero. Johnson was not a Tory, neither were May or Cameron. Truss, or at least appointees like Braverman, Badenoch and Kwarteng are.
Thats my perspective anyway.
As for the OP, its a little disappointing but not odd given the way things are at the moment. Any little issue and the SMS and liberal left are jumping up and down. If she had said something can you imagine the headlines? I suspect her advisors thought it best to just let it ride.
I'm afraid I have to disagree with you there. And much of the problems we are having with energy stem from his wifes obsession with Net zero. Johnson was not a Tory, neither were May or Cameron. Truss, or at least appointees like Braverman, Badenoch and Kwarteng are.
Thats my perspective anyway.
As for the OP, its a little disappointing but not odd given the way things are at the moment. Any little issue and the SMS and liberal left are jumping up and down. If she had said something can you imagine the headlines? I suspect her advisors thought it best to just let it ride.
Fatticusinch, //How do I take not of what you’ve said I’ve you’ve said nothing? //
I won't even ask what that's supposed to mean.
I've answered you're questions. You've either forgotten what I said or you're simply determined to stir up confrontation. If the latter is the case, which I suspect it is, look elsewhere. I'm not interested.
I won't even ask what that's supposed to mean.
I've answered you're questions. You've either forgotten what I said or you're simply determined to stir up confrontation. If the latter is the case, which I suspect it is, look elsewhere. I'm not interested.
naomi24,
You have NEVER answered the question of why or how you are able to justify the actions of Boris Johnson over the Pincher story.
I’ll remind you:
Pincher had been accused of sexual predatory behaviour previously, Johnson knew about it, ignored the warnings.
Pincher got promoted, then groped 2 men in a bar.
When questioned, Johnson denied ever knowing about it.
A senior civil servant couldn’t let that lie pass so called Johnson out on it. When the truth was revealed, Johnson floundered and attempted the memory loss excuse he’s tried before. This time it didn’t wash and 60 members of his government resigned in one day.
Explain how you find that behaviour acceptable by anyone, let alone a Prime Minister?!
You have NEVER answered the question of why or how you are able to justify the actions of Boris Johnson over the Pincher story.
I’ll remind you:
Pincher had been accused of sexual predatory behaviour previously, Johnson knew about it, ignored the warnings.
Pincher got promoted, then groped 2 men in a bar.
When questioned, Johnson denied ever knowing about it.
A senior civil servant couldn’t let that lie pass so called Johnson out on it. When the truth was revealed, Johnson floundered and attempted the memory loss excuse he’s tried before. This time it didn’t wash and 60 members of his government resigned in one day.
Explain how you find that behaviour acceptable by anyone, let alone a Prime Minister?!
The party was in a mess when BJ was there. That's why they got rid of him. He had become an electoral liability, and his MPs were sick of being wheeled out to deny/defend what often turned out to be lies, having been previously assured they weren't.
However, things are now worse for them. The party membership picked the wrong new leader.
However, things are now worse for them. The party membership picked the wrong new leader.