PMQs - Sunak: "But Corbyn"

[MolteniArcore]

3 weeks in a row - it's getting a bit silly now. He looks even weaker when he blurts that line out!

 

[Chris_Boro]

Sunak is awful.

 

[Jedi boro]

He’s like a walking case of imposter syndrome

I don’t think even can believe he’s PM

 

[Unravel_Morrison]

Even people who don't like Corbyn must be wondering what the hell he is on about.

Is he wanting to highlight that Corbyn is no longer in Labour?

 

[BoroFur]

Absolutely brutal from Starmer today.

He can go at any topic, any policy now knowing he's on the higher ground.

Sunak is so weak and puny. At one point Raab had to nudge him to stand up. It was like seeing a boxer not want to get up from his stool.

 

[Colgates_shaving_foam]

It's such a shame that not enough voters watch or are interested in PMQs.

Although if they were I'm sure the tories would find a way to stop PMQs from happening.

 

[BoroFur]

“Everyone knows someone like him: the boss who is so weak, so worried the bullies will turn on him that he hides behind them. What message does he think it sends when rather than taking on bullies, he lines up alongside them and thanks them for their loyalty?"

 

[1finny]

They have been told this will happen ‘weekly.
Ministers on BBC also quoting Starmer’s support of Corbyn as poor judgement

There is a response

’One thing is for sure Corbyn wouldn’t have partied whilst the Queen mourned on her own, wouldn’t have been forced to say in parliament ‘I didn’t party -
unlike the honourable Gentleman Opposite, who broke the law and got a fixed penalty notice.

 

[clay]

“Everyone knows someone like him: the boss who is so weak, so worried the bullies will turn on him that he hides behind them. What message does he think it sends when rather than taking on bullies, he lines up alongside them and thanks them for their loyalty?"

Brilliant line to take from Starmer. He's taken a story that could have been spun as "whiny civil servants don't like being told to do their job" and instead managed to tie Sunak with every rubbish manager the electorate have ever worked for.

 

[Jedi boro]

Did the tories really just criticise labours handling of the economy

Really ????

 

[ForssAwakens]

 

[festa5]

It's desperate.

They know brexit and fear of Corbyn played a big part in them winning the last election. They've finally realised brexit isn't exactly a vote winner anymore so Corbyn it is.


Shows the complete lack of imagination and basically talent in the current cabinet that Johnson's "greatest hits" is all they've got left.

Didn't Braverman even go down the "coalition of chaos" route a few weeks ago? I'm doubting myself because it's that ridiculous, but I think she did didn't she?

 

[Jedi boro]

Did you see Suella nodding along when he said he would hold those ministers accountable fir poor behaviour and integrity.

Armando iannuci couldn’t write this stuff

 

[breakthewallsdown]

He's done for

 

[h_m_boro]

Didn't Braverman even go down the "coalition of chaos" route a few weeks ago? I'm doubting myself because it's that ridiculous, but I think she did didn't she?

She certainly did. Think it was before she was sacked/resigned, had a proper ranty retort to a question and went off on one

 

[Sheriff_John_Bunnell_ret]

It's such a shame that not enough voters watch or are interested in PMQs.

Although if they were I'm sure the tories would find a way to stop PMQs from happening.

When I've watched it, it just seems infantile. public school boys trying to score points off one another. I dont think it shows our politics in good light.

 

[Chris_Boro]

 

[1finny]

When I've watched it, it just seems infantile. public school boys trying to score points off one another. I dont think it shows our politics in good light.

Spot on
It is anachronistic nonsense and ought to be banned.
No one behaves like this in real life.

 

[Jedi boro]

When I've watched it, it just seems infantile. public school boys trying to score points off one another. I dont think it shows our politics in good light.

It’s not known as ya boo politics for nothing

 

[festa5]

Spot on
It is anachronistic nonsense and ought to be banned.
No one behaves like this in real life.

I agree. Mostly a complete waste of time and a bit of a panto.

However there needs to be some way for MPs to ask questions of the government.

And of course lying in PMQs did contribute to Johnson's demise.