Why Was Boris Not Offered A Seat In The Cabinet Re-Shuffle

[johnny.5]

is it too early ?

[naomi24]

untitled, //nobody likes or trusts him//

 

That's patently not true.  See my post at 10.08.

[Untitled]

i meant nobody in cabinet

[naomi24]

Hmmm.... don't know about that.  Boris does have his supporters in parliament.

[Untitled]

does he have any in the cabinet? i can't think of any. it isn't surprising when you consider how he treated them... tories don't value a lot but they do care a great deal about themselves

[naomi24]

I've already said I don't know, untitled.  I don't know about how he treated them either.  I'm more concerned with how they treated him.

[Untitled]

he kept asking them to go out and defend him over the chris pincher controversy and then changed the story shortly after. did the same thing with "operation save big dog". 
 

i'm sure he's great fun at dinner parties and all but people who actually work with him very often seem to end up mistrusting him 

[naomi24]

It was certainly a turbulent time - in one way or another.

[ynnafymmi]

Methinks Boris(like Nicola up here in Scotland)is seen as a poisoned chalice.Bring any of these numpties back in power and watch your respective parties go up in a pile of smoke.

[10ClarionSt]

Naomi @ 10.08:

"....they've failed to read those who actually voted for him - including those in the usually Labour north"

I don't think "those in the Labour North" actually voted for Bojo the Clown. They voted Tory, not for Johnson, but "to get Brexit done", mainly. They will have no reason whatsoever to vote Tory at the next election and all the "Red Wall" seats will revert back to Labour.