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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. " With the numbers of votes they got in the last election plus the inevitable voter shift away from Labour I think you may well be on to something here. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. " That is very debatable and while possible I think unlikely. However, one way or another the Tories and Reform have to sort something out. Carry on as they are and another Labour government will be a shoo in. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. With the numbers of votes they got in the last election plus the inevitable voter shift away from Labour I think you may well be on to something here." It will happen. Boris is slowly making a comeback now with public life, and he'll do a deal with Farage and together they'll wipe the floor with Labour at the next election. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. " Can you private message me this Friday's euro millions numbers as well please? | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. " Nigel will never rejoin the Tories. In 2029 the electorate will reject the Labour Party after a disastrous five years, they will also remember the last fourteen years of Tory rule, and nobody ever seriously supports the LibDems. Time for Reform UK. Itz coming! | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. " The lunatics will have truly taken over the asylum if that comes to pass. Supporting a man who was fired from his job twice for lying and would not know the truth if it bit him on the nose. With the other one who spent his entire time at the European Parliament, when he cared to turn up which wasn’t often, moaning and insulting other politicians who actually carry out their duties. He defrauded the population of the UK and the rest of the EU of money under false pretences by taking a salary for doing nothing. Are these the qualities you really want. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. The lunatics will have truly taken over the asylum if that comes to pass. Supporting a man who was fired from his job twice for lying and would not know the truth if it bit him on the nose. With the other one who spent his entire time at the European Parliament, when he cared to turn up which wasn’t often, moaning and insulting other politicians who actually carry out their duties. He defrauded the population of the UK and the rest of the EU of money under false pretences by taking a salary for doing nothing. Are these the qualities you really want." Trump came back into power? So will Boris, he'll be draughting Nigel in for a landslide. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. The lunatics will have truly taken over the asylum if that comes to pass. Supporting a man who was fired from his job twice for lying and would not know the truth if it bit him on the nose. With the other one who spent his entire time at the European Parliament, when he cared to turn up which wasn’t often, moaning and insulting other politicians who actually carry out their duties. He defrauded the population of the UK and the rest of the EU of money under false pretences by taking a salary for doing nothing. Are these the qualities you really want." You start out right with your analysis of Boris Johnson. Then go and ruin the whole post with a load of shit about Nigel. I love what he told the EU Parliament on that fine last day. “Well you’re not laughing now, are you?” | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. The lunatics will have truly taken over the asylum if that comes to pass. Supporting a man who was fired from his job twice for lying and would not know the truth if it bit him on the nose. With the other one who spent his entire time at the European Parliament, when he cared to turn up which wasn’t often, moaning and insulting other politicians who actually carry out their duties. He defrauded the population of the UK and the rest of the EU of money under false pretences by taking a salary for doing nothing. Are these the qualities you really want. Trump came back into power? So will Boris, he'll be draughting Nigel in for a landslide. " Nigel has gone on record saying that Boris deceived us all. He would never rejoin the Tories, not happening. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power." What makes you think it won't be Boris as the leader of Reform, with Nigel as his deputy? I can see a lot of people liking that combination. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. What makes you think it won't be Boris as the leader of Reform, with Nigel as his deputy? I can see a lot of people liking that combination." That's another scenario I could accept, I just don't think Boris would go to Reform though. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. The lunatics will have truly taken over the asylum if that comes to pass. Supporting a man who was fired from his job twice for lying and would not know the truth if it bit him on the nose. With the other one who spent his entire time at the European Parliament, when he cared to turn up which wasn’t often, moaning and insulting other politicians who actually carry out their duties. He defrauded the population of the UK and the rest of the EU of money under false pretences by taking a salary for doing nothing. Are these the qualities you really want. You start out right with your analysis of Boris Johnson. Then go and ruin the whole post with a load of shit about Nigel. I love what he told the EU Parliament on that fine last day. “Well you’re not laughing now, are you?”" You say that … But Nigel Farage was one of eight Ukip MEPs who were investigated for misuse of EU funds. Following that investigation he was docked half his monthly MEP salary after the investigation alleged he had misspent public funds intended for staffing his office. As a MEP for over 18 years, has one of the worst attendance records at the parliament in Brussels and Strasbourg. He was ranked 748 out of 751 MEPs and has taken part in only 37% of votes. Not exactly redeeming qualities….. So yes, Nigel Farage is shit…. | |||
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"Louise Haigh has resigned as transport secretary after it emerged she has a fraud conviction for wrongly reporting her work mobile phone st*len in 2013. At least she's done the decent thing to quit and I hope Keir Starmer does the same thing sooner rather than later " It wasn't fraud.. | |||
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"Louise Haigh has resigned as transport secretary after it emerged she has a fraud conviction for wrongly reporting her work mobile phone st*len in 2013. At least she's done the decent thing to quit and I hope Keir Starmer does the same thing sooner rather than later It wasn't fraud.." I got that wrong, appears it was and not what I read in one outlet..  | |||
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"I don't think Farage would be joining Tories. But there is a chance that Boris joins Reform and resulting in some sort of coalition with the Tories" I think if Boris joins Reform, they won't need the Tories help to win an election. | |||
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"I don't think Farage would be joining Tories. But there is a chance that Boris joins Reform and resulting in some sort of coalition with the Tories I think if Boris joins Reform, they won't need the Tories help to win an election." Do you think Boris has enough support to pull that off? I think he has some support but not enough to translate it into a majority for reform. | |||
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"I don't think Farage would be joining Tories. But there is a chance that Boris joins Reform and resulting in some sort of coalition with the Tories" "I think if Boris joins Reform, they won't need the Tories help to win an election." "Do you think Boris has enough support to pull that off? I think he has some support but not enough to translate it into a majority for reform." I think Reform have a lot of support from disaffected Tories, but many won't vote for them because they don't believe that Reform will get enough votes. If someone like Boris joins, those voters will change their opinion of how likely Reform are to win, and they'll switch sides. Once a swing away from the Tories and towards Reform can be seen in the polls, I'm sure a lot of other Tories will start to switch to the party that looks most likely to win. | |||
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"I don't think Farage would be joining Tories. But there is a chance that Boris joins Reform and resulting in some sort of coalition with the Tories I think if Boris joins Reform, they won't need the Tories help to win an election. Do you think Boris has enough support to pull that off? I think he has some support but not enough to translate it into a majority for reform. I think Reform have a lot of support from disaffected Tories, but many won't vote for them because they don't believe that Reform will get enough votes. If someone like Boris joins, those voters will change their opinion of how likely Reform are to win, and they'll switch sides. Once a swing away from the Tories and towards Reform can be seen in the polls, I'm sure a lot of other Tories will start to switch to the party that looks most likely to win. " But Farage and the Brexit Party (now Reform) are not politically serious. All they have ever done and all they continue to do is to agitate and disrupt. It’s all very well pandering to (some would say exploiting) prejudices and fears, but ultimately there has to be a positive plan. They did nothing constructive in the European Party other than boycott the committees that they had access to and today they are doing nothing other than propagating fear and division across social media platforms. Where is the actual plan, where is the positivity, where is the detail? The Brexit Party used to be accused of offering simple politics for simple people. To be taken seriously, Reform needs to address complex, real world problems with well thought out solutions. | |||
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"I don't think Farage would be joining Tories. But there is a chance that Boris joins Reform and resulting in some sort of coalition with the Tories I think if Boris joins Reform, they won't need the Tories help to win an election. Do you think Boris has enough support to pull that off? I think he has some support but not enough to translate it into a majority for reform. I think Reform have a lot of support from disaffected Tories, but many won't vote for them because they don't believe that Reform will get enough votes. If someone like Boris joins, those voters will change their opinion of how likely Reform are to win, and they'll switch sides. Once a swing away from the Tories and towards Reform can be seen in the polls, I'm sure a lot of other Tories will start to switch to the party that looks most likely to win. " Reform aren't anywhere near the size of the Tory party, in terms of funding. Reform don't have candidates in many constituencies. Aside from their fiercely any immigrant rhetoric, they don't have anything to offer. | |||
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"But Farage and the Brexit Party (now Reform) are not politically serious." You might not think so, but 4 million voters do. And if someone like Boris joined them, they would been seen as getting more serious. "It’s all very well pandering to (some would say exploiting) prejudices and fears, but ultimately there has to be a positive plan." Have you not been watching events in the US? Over there a convicted sex offender has been elected president on the basis of his assertion that he'll "make America great again". There was no plan in sight during that election? How do you think he won it? "To be taken seriously, Reform needs to address complex, real world problems with well thought out solutions." You mean 'to be taken seriously by people that are interested in politics'. For the average voter, who just wants things to improve, Reform is already a serious alternative. It would only become more so if 'real' politicians from the Tory party started joining it. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. " Can you explain to me and the forum at large why Boris would even want the job he a a grate pension and is earning loads doing what he is with less commitment. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. Can you explain to me and the forum at large why Boris would even want the job he a a grate pension and is earning loads doing what he is with less commitment. " I don't think Boris would be interested, they'd have to guarantee him a fuck load of money to join Reform. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. Can you explain to me and the forum at large why Boris would even want the job he a a grate pension and is earning loads doing what he is with less commitment. " He's unfinished business. He was outted and would want back in, he didn't resign he was pushed. | |||
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"Reform are a one man band led by a slime ball and Johnson the totally, useless, lying, pompous, self entitled prick is finished. Saying all that Labour upto now have been very disappointing. Very negative and this push for zero emissions at the expense of jobs etc is worrying. I'd also add I think Ed miliband is one dangerous man. " Farage was a commodities trader, precious metals i believe. Clever man. (His politics are not mine) Johnson popular, especially in Ukraine, he did a lot for them. Truss fuckwit Starmer is out of his depth sadly, as his promises will be slowly broken. Rayner is a disaster and Reeves has been found out a lying fraud on her CV Can’t believe I’m saying this but Sunak is probably the most capable of recent years. | |||
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. Can you explain to me and the forum at large why Boris would even want the job he a a grate pension and is earning loads doing what he is with less commitment. He's unfinished business. He was outted and would want back in, he didn't resign he was pushed. " Returning as the hero to save the party and lead them to victory again is right up Boris’s street, the temptation to take up the challenge would be too great for him 
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"Before the next election, Boris Johnson will be the leader of the Tory Party again, and Nigel Farage will be his deputy. Tories will then landslide back into power. You heard it here first. Mr F. With the numbers of votes they got in the last election plus the inevitable voter shift away from Labour I think you may well be on to something here. It will happen. Boris is slowly making a comeback now with public life, and he'll do a deal with Farage and together they'll wipe the floor with Labour at the next election. " Boris was never going to spend years in opposition. Yes, he'll make his way back to Tory leadership 18months or so before the next election and yes they'll win comfortably at the next GE, something I had a bet on following the last GE, but I don't see Nigel farage involved simply because Boris won't need him to be involved | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 30/11/24 19:01:39]" He'll be back, he'll win the next GE because he has personality but I've no doubt he'll fail to deliver just like last time because he's all mouth...but the Tory party and the electorate will fall for it again, with plenty of help from the Labour party  | |||
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"[Removed by poster at 30/11/24 19:01:39] He'll be back, he'll win the next GE because he has personality but I've no doubt he'll fail to deliver just like last time because he's all mouth...but the Tory party and the electorate will fall for it again, with plenty of help from the Labour party "You could be right. The pantomimeisation of politics continues. | |||
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