National News Boris Johnson - Ousted Former PM
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Oslernorth
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Great to know he's working for you and I until the death.
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Boris and Carrie Johnson to hold wedding party at Tory donorâs estate
Guests will gather on Saturday at Daylesford House in Cotswolds, owned by JCB’s Anthony Bamford
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Essexyellows
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Great to know he's working for you and I until the death.
Boris and Carrie Johnson to hold wedding party at Tory donorâs estate
Guests will gather on Saturday at Daylesford House in Cotswolds, owned by JCB’s Anthony Bamford
Parliament is in recess and he`s allowed some time to live his life - your jealousy is becoming of you.
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Couldn’t it wait a few weeks until he wasn’t prime minister in a cost of living crisis and potential world war - your sycophantism etc etcParliament is in recess and he`s allowed some time to live his life - your jealousy is becoming of you.
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Ha, I’ve been to Daylesford, it’s a hilariously expensive and twee shop and cafe, Carrie’s sort of place no doubt.Great to know he's working for you and I until the death.
Boris and Carrie Johnson to hold wedding party at Tory donorâs estate
Guests will gather on Saturday at Daylesford House in Cotswolds, owned by JCB’s Anthony Bamford
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well yes it could if he gave a f..k about anybody but himself
Essexyellows
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What is he, alone, going to do to solve either?
1. Cost of living isn`t going to change this side of September - a first job for the new PM and part of their hustings campaigns to us members.
2. Potential World War - should recall Parliament rather than acting unilaterally or folk would be screaming about morals (see Syrian airstrikes in 2018).
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I’ve often wondered how much prime ministering he does on a daily bases over his entire tenure.
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I think the term is 'f*** all'
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As a member, he puts a lot of effort into growing. Just as when he was a journalist, he nurtured the development of his organ.
Not fair, he has become an expert on the inside of fridges.
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Same as any CEO, they deal with what lands on the desk.
Generally speaking, if it got to them it's a big "thing" and/or a pile of
They can lead, and make suggestions and policy but it`s how that is interpreted and delivered that makes the difference.
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So...being PM is just the same as being a CEOSame as any CEO, they deal with what lands on the desk.
Generally speaking, if it got to them it's a big "thing" and/or a pile of
They can lead, and make suggestions and policy but it`s how that is interpreted and delivered that makes the difference.
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Of course. That’ll be why he missed the first two Sage Covid meetings - he was delegating authority!Same as any CEO, they deal with what lands on the desk.
Generally speaking, if it got to them it's a big "thing" and/or a pile of
They can lead, and make suggestions and policy but it`s how that is interpreted and delivered that makes the difference.
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That is reactive management, a Prime minister should be proactive.Same as any CEO, they deal with what lands on the desk.
Generally speaking, if it got to them it's a big "thing" and/or a pile of
They can lead, and make suggestions and policy but it`s how that is interpreted and delivered that makes the difference.
Besides that Boris was often on holiday when something dropped on his desk
Same as any CEO, they deal with what lands on the desk.
Generally speaking, if it got to them it's a big "thing" and/or a pile of
They can lead, and make suggestions and policy but it`s how that is interpreted and delivered that makes the difference.
BloJo hasn't even led. And if that is all they can do then don't bother with PMs or CEOs as it seems all they can do is make 'suggestions'. There's many £millions saved for all those businesses and the public purse.
Oslernorth
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Has the cost of living crisis fallen off Johnson’s desk?Same as any CEO, they deal with what lands on the desk.
Generally speaking, if it got to them it's a big "thing" and/or a pile of
They can lead, and make suggestions and policy but it`s how that is interpreted and delivered that makes the difference.
Or has Johnson’s desk got a JRM post-it note attached to the dust that’s settled on top of it?
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Just.Leaving.This.Here................
www.telegraph.co.uk
Boris Johnson supporters tantalisingly close to their dream of a veto on PM’s ousting
Petition calling for constitution to be altered to allow vote on whether to accept premier’s resignation nears required 10,000 signatures
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