Oh my god. It's not Alexander Johnson we need to worry about. It's people like thisMaybe he's popular because he's done what he promised. Secured Brexit despite a pandemic which has crippled the worlds economy.
Secured a world class vaccine plan and secured new jobs for the area.
Yes and there you have it - some people really have drunk the cool aid haven’t theyMaybe he's popular because he's done what he promised. Secured Brexit despite a pandemic which has crippled the worlds economy.
Secured a world class vaccine plan and secured new jobs for the area.
Maybe he's popular because he's done what he promised. Secured Brexit despite a pandemic which has crippled the worlds economy.
Secured a world class vaccine plan and secured new jobs for the area.
Maybe he's popular because he's done what he promised. Secured Brexit despite a pandemic which has crippled the worlds economy.
Secured a world class vaccine plan and secured new jobs for the area.
I checked this out when I saw it. The guy who shared it on twitter is normally reliable and he swears he heard it himself. Then people on the same thread began sharing similar things they said they'd heard directly from the mouths of Hartlepudlian people who voted tory. Scary.I heard a story today that someone said they voted Tory in the recent elections because there were now nine foodbanks in their area whereas under Labour there were none. I am now at the point that I wouldn't be in the least surprised if it true.
Is this because Tory campaigners have said this sort of thing on the Hartlepool doorstep because they have sussed how challenged some of the electorate are or is it just because some of the electorate are challenged?I checked this out when I saw it. The guy who shared it on twitter is normally reliable and he swears he heard it himself. Then people on the same thread began sharing similar things they said they'd heard directly from the mouths of Hartlepudlian people who voted tory. Scary.
I actually think Boris could be the best PM in my lifetime - very Churchill like, a proper leader
Maggie (don't remember)
Major (don't remember)
Blair
Brown
Cameron
May
BORIS
He does resemble the insurance dog now you come to mention it....I actually think Boris could be the best PM in my lifetime - very Churchill like, a proper leader
Maggie (don't remember)
Major (don't remember)
Blair
Brown
Cameron
May
BORIS
There fixed it for ya your welcomeProvided a world class vaccine plan by finally doing the 1 single thing he got right. Handing it over to the only establishment who could do this job correctly with professionalism & knowledge the NHS instead of handing it over to his mates companies who so far have made a complete cluster**k of everything they touch costing the UK billions in taxpayers money during this pandemic.
Boris is popular because he's a scripted character that's not like the reality of the persona he plays, a political Jerry Seinfeld if you like, he's managed, through super injunctions and various other means to keep some of his worse misdemeanours out of the public eye.
He's a cult of celebrity politician that through careful management and astute marketing has become bigger than the Party he represents, people no longer vote Conservative but they vote for Boris. At the moment he's somehow riding on a crest of the Brexit wave but that can only last so long and once that has worn off he has no substance as a politician to last long at the top...lets just hope that the damage is limited and the Country has a leader who skills are political as opposed to performing a role.
The very fact that Cummings believes Google Translate could achieve something like that suggests he’s naive and not the brightest.His ex-dirty job man has just been handed his a*** today on twitter (and it is really him)
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Tory vote share was down from 45% at the 2019 election to 36% at last weeks local elections (Labour 29%, similar to 2019) despite the Covid unlock bounce.It's how you define popular?
Last general election the Tories got 14m votes, out of 47m possible, and that was against Corbyn, who himself wasn't exactly popular with Labour voters, or leavers, never mind the rest. Some will see Boris as "least worst" in that scenario, kind of like being mates with someone, to steal their beer at a BBQ.
How many of those actually are voting/ liking Boris, not just the party, or brexit? Or are not just Tory boys no matter what?
He's on the side that is currently "ahead", but that's about it.
We'll see what lasts longest in memory, 150k dead or a quick vaccine.
The thing is those 150k dead aren't coming back, and in a few months the EU will have matched us in vaccines and also, largely have much better death rates.
Their economy won't have been hit as hard and will recover faster
The EU doesn't have to make up or replace 50% of it's trade it just dumped
The EU won't struggle to find easy/ simple labour
BJ is at the crest of a wave, but there's a lot of "gains" to be lost for the Tory's and a lot going against BJ behind the scenes. As soon as things start turning down for the tories, he'll be in big trouble, I expect.
His approval us up from 34% to 48%, in 6 months, that's a 40% gain, and pretty much all of that is vaccine/ brexit related, which both hit the news at the same time. What happens when the vaccine gain is no more and brexit bites?