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That's what Deluded Dorries has claimed.
Heard someone use that excuse in the pub the other night. My reply was, you won,get over it, and mines a pint.
That's what Deluded Dorries has claimed.
I do hope she throws her hat in the ring!Dorries for PM!
I do hope she throws her hat in the ring!
Not if it were an ostrich ring.Or she would miss.
Czechs and balancesI long for the day both can be tossed
Boris Johnson’s time at Downing Street appears to be “beginning” to end, a former Conservative minister has said. Tory MP Stephen Hammond suggested he and many others were “considering very carefully” this weekend whether to submit a letter of no-confidence in the prime minister.
Asked if he had already sent a letter to 1992 Committee chair Sir Graham Brady, the senior figure said: “No I haven’t – but I’m making it very clear to you that I am considering very carefully over the weekend what are the next steps.”
Mr Hammond told BBC Radio 4’s The Week in Westminster: “I think all Conservative colleagues, all of whom I know who are in it for trying to do their best for their constituents and the country, will be wrestling with conscience this weekend.”
Mr Hammond also rubbished claims by culture secretary Nadine Dorries that moves against the PM were a “Remainer” plot of Tories who did not want Brexit. Ms Dorries has also claimed the small “handful” of people keen to see the PM go had always disliked him.
“This is predictable rubbish from a predictable source,” said the senior backbencher. “If you look at where the letters are coming from, I don’t know how anyone could stand up that claim. I think the secretary of state needs to think again.”
Bohemian rhapsodyCzechs and balances
Kenneth Williams, 1964Not sure Frankie Howerd was refering to Conran or Anna Casa
I was hoping you'd do thatno why
Also Rees-Mogg. Because neither of them will be getting anywhere near the front bench post-Johnson.it is just her isn't it, she is the one and only person going around talking to the press about how everything is FINE and he's a great and beloved leader. I think that in itself must be seriously bad news for him, she is so obviously ridiculous and she's it, she's his PR team.
It is the next village (rural nimby) from where I am.I dunno much about mid Bedforshire, can only assume it's a Tory stronghold or Dorries is quite good at local stuff. She's been a laughable fuckwit whenever I've heard her for years.
The real love of Johnsons life was in Camberley today.
And, perchance, an obsession with celebs? Or maybe it's the kind of place that would elect the proverbial donkey with a blue rosette? Which, TBF, is almost exactly what they did elect.It is the next village (rural nimby) from where I am.
Big houses with big fences, gates and hedges. Lot's of 4x4s and gossiping.
#cuntStreet
And they looked at each other and could not tell the difference between them, to paraphrase a bitThere seems to be a recurring love of pigs amongst recent male Tory leaders.