YouSir
Retired from Urban
Next party leader? Get in with Farage's Right in case he really does re-join and go for leadership post election? Or just a big cushy media job being racist on US TV.
Suella Braverman's time is up.
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Next party leader? Get in with Farage's Right in case he really does re-join and go for leadership post election? Or just a big cushy media job being racist on US TV.
Johnny Vodka
The Abominable Scotsman
If she's lucky, she might get a stint on GBeebies.
scalyboy
They’re taking the piss now
Although if he leaves her in post, she can be guaranteed to come out with more deranged, inflammatory rantings over the coming months.
Some of her fellow Tories are already distancing themselves from her - this can only be good in terms of weakening the Tories' chances of winning the next election as it indicates a divided party. Even if some maniac Bad Lieutenant party members agree with her, maybe the electorate as a whole won't be inclined to vote a party rent by deep divisions, and from today's Fail online: 'Tory civil war as MPs day Rishi Sunk must SACK Suella Braverman...'
Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
Quick leadership challenge before the next election...
elbows
Well-Known Member
I shouldnt be complacent but I've long viewed the tories as a spent force electorally, and in this mostly 2 party system of ours the establishment and media are already shuffling in readiness for the power cycle to switch to Labour mode, with the tories enduring wilderness years for who knows how long.Although if he leaves her in post, she can be guaranteed to come out with more deranged, inflammatory rantings over the coming months.
Some of her fellow Tories are already distancing themselves from her - this can only be good in terms of weakening the Tories' chances of winning the next election as it indicates a divided party. Even if some maniac Bad Lieutenant party members agree with her, maybe the electorate as a whole won't be inclined to vote a party rent by deep divisions, and from today's Fail online: 'Tory civil war as MPs day Rishi Sunk must SACK Suella Braverman...'
And at that stage of the cycle of power the fucking Mail are only too happy to stoke tory civil war - they spent all of the Major years shit stirring such things, ranting about the betrayal of Thatcher and undermining the tory government.
Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
Seems like virtually everyone except the DUP and Tommy Robinson is backing away and shaking their heads now:
www.theguardian.com
Organiser of Armistice Day Cenotaph event backs pro-Palestine march
Western Front Association, which holds the annual commemoration, believes in freedom of speech, says trustee
Monkeygrinder's Organ
Dodgy geezer swilling vapid lager
The electorate as a whole aren't inclined to vote for ever further right Tory headbangers and culture warriors generally I don't think. Obviously there was an element of that last time but they can't push it that way forever - someone like Braverman isn't a vote winner.
Karl Masks
Birds Angel Delight
You arent. He won't. She has a blank cheque it seems. He hasn't the guts or authority to do anything like this. If he had, he'd have sacked her by now. The longer he leaves it, the harder it will get. Assuming he even gives a shit at this point
Fozzie Bear
Well-Known Member
He can't sack her until after the weekend anyway.
If there isn't serious aggro between the Palestine march and the fash/Cenotaph, then he might do because he has to look decisive and she is blatantly taking the piss out of him.
Bingoman
Well-Known Member
Why wait til after the weekend marches she could resign of get the sack before that and replace her quickly?
Wilf
Slouching towards Billingham
Sunak at the point where he has to sack her and probably will after the article. But knowing full well the trouble she'll cause.
Trouble is I'm not sure the tory right are really focused enough to take up her cause. More worried about being outed as the next parliamentary rapist.
Trouble is I'm not sure the tory right are really focused enough to take up her cause. More worried about being outed as the next parliamentary rapist.
hash tag
Books, not bombs
He is probably happy to have her there as she is doing the harder, nastier stuff which he doesn't want to be seen doing himself.
Wilf
Slouching towards Billingham
Ah, Michael Howard, a simpler time, a happier time..I miss PritiThose were the days.
Silas Loom
Hated by both sides
Austerity aside, Theresa May was a pretty good Home Secretary. Tougher with policing culture issues than any of her successors, really pushed for VAWG and modern slavery to be taken seriously.
Serge Forward
Just enjoyin' my coffee.
Ah yes, Theresa May, architect of the hostile environment and the racist "go back to where you came from" vans.
Silas Loom
Hated by both sides
True. I was thinking of police-related things. The immigration dog whistles were grim and set precedents for her more gruesome successors.
Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
For some reason all Home Secs are scum, but this one is ultra-scummy without a single redeeming feature. Really quite special.
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
I've read the words 'full confidence' from rishi. That usually means the heave ho is on its way
Silas Loom
Hated by both sides
Yes, against the likes of Badenoch, with more freedom to say and do mad and horrible things.
andysays
Love and solidarity
JimW
支那暗杀团
Yet she comes over as more Die! Nasty.
scalyboy
They’re taking the piss now
True, and often used in a football context too, esp. the PL.
Statement on Saturday evening after an ignominious defeat: “the chairman and the board have full confidence in the manager and we back him to achieve the club’s aims going forward”.
Sunday: manager hastily summoned to be told he’s getting the tin tack and to discuss his compo
Monday: “We thank X for his service to the club and wish him well in his future endeavours”
Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
Full confidence is a cliche since I was a kid but at this point it might genuinely just mean “I can’t be arsed and what you gonna do?”
ohmyliver
poppin' like a cork
The Tories' USP has always been 'they may be shits but they're economically competent shits', once the false veneer of economic competence goes then the electorate as a whole realises they don't actually like shits, so it seems politically incompetent to push further right. But given how worringly fash-adjacent 'the right' as whole is now, unsurprising.
DotCommunist
So many particulars. So many questions.
I remember when they used to talk about a cordon sanitaire, those days are long gone it seems
brogdale
Coming to terms with late onset Anarchism
But more that; straight out of the populist playbook...I promised you mad and horrible things, but he establishment/wokerati blocked me...look they even sacked me from Govt. to no platform me....vote for me if you hate the establishment....
