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Truss Told: The Game Is Up
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By the first Tory MP to publicly do so.
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/'The game is up': First Tory publicly says PM should go
Crispin Blunt, the Conservative MP for Reigate, has become the first to publicly state Prime Minister Liz Truss should step aside, saying: "The game is up".
He told Channel 4's Andrew Neil Show that he does not think Ms Truss, who has been in Number 10 for little over a month, can survive the current crisis.
"I think the game is up and it's now a question as to how the succession is managed," he said.
Asked how the party will get rid of her, he said: "If there is such a weight of opinion in the parliamentary party that we have to have a change, then it will be effected.
"Exactly how it is done and exactly under what mechanism... but it will happen."/
Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.
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/'The game is up': First Tory publicly says PM should go
Crispin Blunt, the Conservative MP for Reigate, has become the first to publicly state Prime Minister Liz Truss should step aside, saying: "The game is up".
He told Channel 4's Andrew Neil Show that he does not think Ms Truss, who has been in Number 10 for little over a month, can survive the current crisis.
"I think the game is up and it's now a question as to how the succession is managed," he said.
Asked how the party will get rid of her, he said: "If there is such a weight of opinion in the parliamentary party that we have to have a change, then it will be effected.
"Exactly how it is done and exactly under what mechanism... but it will happen."/
Oh dear. How sad. Never mind.
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The former Chancellor(who ironically implemented the OBR when he was in office) reckons she’ll be done before Xmas
Truss unlikely to be PM at Christmas, says Osborne
Former Tory chancellor George Osborne today said Liz Truss is unlikely to still be in Number 10 Downing Street at Christmas.
The first Conservative MP publicly called for Ms Truss to go on Sunday, with Crispin Blunt saying: "The game is up."
Now, Mr Osborne told Channel 4's Andrew Neil Show that Ms Truss is a "PINO - prime minister in name only."
He said the prime minister is "hiding in Number 10" as pressure hikes following a disastrous mini-budget at the end of September.
Mr Osborne said it is "possible to imagine a situation where [Ms Truss] completely resets", and reshuffles her cabinet to bring in Rishi Sunak allies./
So who’s next in line to be the(unelected by the electorate) carrier of the poisoned PM chalice with no mandate from the public?
Does anyone even care point?
Truss unlikely to be PM at Christmas, says Osborne
Former Tory chancellor George Osborne today said Liz Truss is unlikely to still be in Number 10 Downing Street at Christmas.
The first Conservative MP publicly called for Ms Truss to go on Sunday, with Crispin Blunt saying: "The game is up."
Now, Mr Osborne told Channel 4's Andrew Neil Show that Ms Truss is a "PINO - prime minister in name only."
He said the prime minister is "hiding in Number 10" as pressure hikes following a disastrous mini-budget at the end of September.
Mr Osborne said it is "possible to imagine a situation where [Ms Truss] completely resets", and reshuffles her cabinet to bring in Rishi Sunak allies./
So who’s next in line to be the(unelected by the electorate) carrier of the poisoned PM chalice with no mandate from the public?
Does anyone even care point?
I realise that any new leader chosen by any party is something of an unknown quantity, but even so, looking at her track record, and her advised personality based on previous experience, what on earth made any voting member of the Conservative Party imagine that Ms Truss was a fit and proper person to be put in charge of anything?
I can only assume, as I have advised previously, that, given the two choices that were offered, the membership opted for the only person who was not Rishi Sunak, and now have time to rue their haste.
I can only assume, as I have advised previously, that, given the two choices that were offered, the membership opted for the only person who was not Rishi Sunak, and now have time to rue their haste.
This is what JRM wants for you, Weecalf.
But I guess when you’ve never even changed a nappy, inherited your wealth and are subsequently worth £150 million you’d have an odd view of the world from your bubble?
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But I guess when you’ve never even changed a nappy, inherited your wealth and are subsequently worth £150 million you’d have an odd view of the world from your bubble?
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When the Daily Mail has a negative headline about a Tory PM you know it’s over.
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Sunak dealt the fatal blow to Boris and I believe that’s why he lost the leadership race. How do you ever trust a traitor?
The very fact that people were - and still are - bandying names around indicates that there was no obvious successor. Leaders of political parties need to possess the qualities of leadership, something that none of the contestants could justifiably claim.
The very fact that people were - and still are - bandying names around indicates that there was no obvious successor. Leaders of political parties need to possess the qualities of leadership, something that none of the contestants could justifiably claim.
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