National News May resigning!

[Northstandboy]

So Mrs May has set the 7th June as resigning from the government. An emotional ending to her speech, which saw her almost, if not IN tears.

I feel she has tried her best, but has had no support.

Those who wanted her gone, might regret the new PM!

 

[Marked Ox]

 

[Manorlounger]

Inevitable that she went. Taking over after the mess that Cameron left was always going to be the undoing of any successor.

So, Boris next! Heaven help us all.

 

[Sarge]

So Mrs May has set the 7th June as resigning from the government. An emotional ending to her speech, which saw her almost, if not IN tears.

I feel she has tried her best, but has had no support.

Those who wanted her gone, might regret the new PM!

it'll be ' a man of the people' who replaces her .... someone like the chappy front row 3rd from the right

 

[Essexyellows]

Go Bo-Jo ! ? ? ?

Hold tight the roller coaster is at the top of the drop.

Reckon TM got "tipped a wink" about the annihilation to be announced on Monday!

 

[Northstandboy]

I joined the Tory party for this moment, which i thought would have happend a few months ago!

 

[LeftSideBoy]

it'll be ' a man of the people' who replaces her .... someone like the chappy front row 3rd from the right


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Out of the frying pan, into the fire it is then with that plank as PM.

 

[Foley]

Cameron gave her a hospital pass but I believe that she should have gone when her agreement with the EU failed to get through Parliament on 3 occasions.
It is looking more likely that we will leave the EU without a deal or have another referendum ?

 

[Sarge]

Cameron gave her a hospital pass but I believe that she should have gone when her agreement with the EU failed to get through Parliament on 3 occasions.
It is looking more likely that we will leave the EU without a deal or have another referendum ?

general election imminent ( after the tories sort May's replacement) ?

 

[Johnf]

Does this mean we are about to see the return of the ‘Nasty Party’

 

[LeftSideBoy]

general election imminent ( after the tories sort May's replacement) ?

I can see no other option. If they just whack in another unelected PM, off of the back of one of the worst terms in history, there will be massive uproar. No deal Brexit has to happen. The next PM has to deliver the will of the democratic vote. However, we all know this is easier said than done...

 

[LeftSideBoy]

Well, at least she's got the bank holiday off..

 

[LeftSideBoy]

Theresa May's time at the top of UK politics:

• 3 years as prime minister, following David Cameron.
• 6 years before that, as home secretary.
• Failed to win 2017 general election outright, but stayed PM.
• Remain voter in the 2016 EU referendum.
• Brexit dominated her time at 10 Downing Street and she subsequently made a complete tit of it, and herself.

On ya bike.

 

[Marked Ox]

general election imminent ( after the tories sort May's replacement) ?

Don't think so as they are terrified of Corbyn succeeding as they could be squeezed both ways with Farage/Brexit Party taking from one side and Lib Dems the other. Labour will be squeezed a bit by the Brexit Party but I don't think it will have the same level of effect. Labour will get wiped out in Scotland though.

Personally I think a GE would lead to nobody having a majority and we are in coalition time again. Who that is I don't know and I suspect little will change in terms of the Brexit equation in Parliament.

 

[Marked Ox]

Theresa May's time at the top of UK politics:

• 3 years as prime minister, following David Cameron.
• 6 years before that, as home secretary.
• Failed to win 2017 general election outright, but stayed PM.
• Remain voter in the 2016 EU referendum.
• Brexit dominated her time at 10 Downing Street and she subsequently made a complete tit of it, and herself.

On ya bike.

Don't forget:

- Grenfell and the pathetic effort since.
- Education in financial meltdown
- NHS still in trouble
- Councils going bust (including Tory ones) due to a higher level of austerity being forced on them.
- Allowing Chris Grayling to waste money on plenty of failed projects/policies without sacking him.

 

[Northstandboy]

Don't forget:

- Grenfell and the pathetic effort since.
- Education in financial meltdown
- NHS still in trouble
- Councils going bust (including Tory ones) due to a higher level of austerity being forced on them.
- Allowing Chris Grayling to waste money on plenty of failed projects/policies without sacking him.

Could the Brexit cloud be blamed for these issues, all the time being wasted on it has affected other things.

 

[Sarge]

Don't forget:

- Grenfell and the pathetic effort since.
- Education in financial meltdown
- NHS still in trouble
- Councils going bust (including Tory ones) due to a higher level of austerity being forced on them.
- Allowing Chris Grayling to waste money on plenty of failed projects/policies without sacking him.

as home sec she introduced legislation that caused chaos for the Windrush generation invited here post ww2
then as PM allowed/ made her home sec take the blame for the deportations etc

 

[Marked Ox]

Could the Brexit cloud be blamed for these issues, all the time being wasted on it has affected other things.

Possibly to a small degree but austerity has been an active and dogmatic Tory policy (that has affected Education/NHS/Councils) which she today proudly suggested was a success.

Also, her Govt have had the time to push the policy that pushes Schools into Academy's which has reduced parents/Authorities/Ofsted oversight/Governance which has contributed to the mess.

 

[Sarge]

 

[windmill]

Theresa May's time at the top of UK politics:

• 3 years as prime minister, following David Cameron.
• 6 years before that, as home secretary.
• Failed to win 2017 general election outright, but stayed PM.
• Remain voter in the 2016 EU referendum.
• Brexit dominated her time at 10 Downing Street and she subsequently made a complete tit of it, and herself.

On ya bike.

Bring in Diane Abbott.

 

[Leysboy]

Don't think so as they are terrified of Corbyn succeeding as they could be squeezed both ways with Farage/Brexit Party taking from one side and Lib Dems the other. Labour will be squeezed a bit by the Brexit Party but I don't think it will have the same level of effect. Labour will get wiped out in Scotland though.

Personally I think a GE would lead to nobody having a majority and we are in coalition time again. Who that is I don't know and I suspect little will change in terms of the Brexit equation in Parliament.

What about if Boris gives Nigel a call and says we want to do a coalition with the Brexit Party? So we get this over the line. Sounds good to me!

 

[Didcotox]

If we are going to get anywhere with Brexitvwe need a leader who supports it.
Jacob Rees Mogg for me would be an ideal candidate.

 

[Peterdev]

I don’t think Nigel would be interested.
The Conservatives look to have had their day

 

[Marked Ox]

What about if Boris gives Nigel a call and says we want to do a coalition with the Brexit Party? So we get this over the line. Sounds good to me!

He could well do if one is the biggest party in Parliament. As I say I don't know who would be in a position to form a coalition. That said, I still don't think the parliamentary arithmetic will change in terms of Brexit.

 

[Marked Ox]

If we are going to get anywhere with Brexitvwe need a leader who supports it.
Jacob Rees Mogg for me would be an ideal candidate.

Expect Workhouses as a main Tory Party policy to be introduced.

 

[mooro]

If we are going to get anywhere with Brexitvwe need a leader who supports it.
Jacob Rees Mogg for me would be an ideal candidate.

Perhaps if liar in chief for the "Leave" campaign had actually had the balls to step up to the plate when his plan to lose the referendum with a decent level of support in order to manouevre himself into a stronger position backfired when too many people believed his bullsh#t, then he might have gained an ounce of credibility, but to grab hold of a bad situation created by Cameron and then make it worse for his end, and then bottle out completely and then just witter from the sidelines has, for me, positioned young Boris as arguably the biggest villain of this entire debacle.

 

[m]

Perhaps if liar in chief for the "Leave" campaign had actually had the balls to step up to the plate when his plan to lose the referendum with a decent level of support in order to manouevre himself into a stronger position backfired when too many people believed his bullsh#t, then he might have gained an ounce of credibility, but to grab hold of a bad situation created by Cameron and then make it worse for his end, and then bottle out completely and then just witter from the sidelines has, for me, positioned young Boris as arguably the biggest villain of this entire debacle.

Boris or Jacob?

I don't make a distinction but some will.

 

[Sarge]

Possibly to a small degree but austerity has been an active and dogmatic Tory policy (that has affected Education/NHS/Councils) which she today proudly suggested was a success.

Also, her Govt have had the time to push the policy that pushes Schools into Academy's which has reduced parents/Authorities/Ofsted oversight/Governance which has contributed to the mess.

the former Wheatley Park school pupil continued with Cameron & Osbournes austerity cuts too, results of which are in this report ......

Poverty in the UK is 'systematic' and 'tragic', says UN special rapporteur

The UK's social safety net has been "deliberately removed", says a UN-commissioned report on the UK.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[AbbeyOx]

it'll be ' a man of the people' who replaces her .... someone like the chappy front row 3rd from the right


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would've been better with balaclavas on and trousers halfway down their arses like the mackem kiddies.
B.Js tory army

 

[AbbeyOx]

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