Theresa May's time is up

[Artaxerxes]

It's interesting, on the one hand I can't see her lasting much longer but on the other who of any real calibre have they got to replace her? Nobody imo.

She only won by default anyway, poor crop of useless fucks in the last contest.

 

[teqniq]

Jeremy Corbyn is much, much more popular than Theresa May

 

[hash tag]

Has she gone yet?

 

[pennimania]

You see, last weekend I wanted her to stay on for a while, make a massive fuck up of Brexit among other things and THEN be hung out to dry by her own kind.

Now I think she has to go - she is just salt rubbed into the raw wounds of people who've already had more to bear than anyone should ever have to stand in twenty lifetimes. I think she knows this herself but her overlords probably won't let her go.


Yet.

 

[Dogsauce]

Can't be long now.

 

[killer b]

This is good.

 

[Mordi]

Can't be long now.

Maybe just my bias but all the trash thrown against Corbyn doesn't seem nearly as fatal as this.

 

[Vintage Paw]

What can be done, though?

She can hold on quite easily, really. I'm sure plenty in her party want her to, considering what's coming.

 

[Ptolemy]

A party shackled to a corpse, and no-one else wants to be next on the chopping block that the next five years (or substantially less) will bring.

 

[pennimania]

What can be done, though?

She can hold on quite easily, really. I'm sure plenty in her party want her to, considering what's coming.

Yes.

They will want her to take the flak for as long as feasible, until they think it's died down a bit. Them they'll wheel in Boris, the people's Tory.

I just hope we aren't daft enough to fall for it.

 

[Ptolemy]

Yes.

They will want her to take the flak for as long as feasible, until they think it's died down a bit. Them they'll wheel in Boris, the people's Tory.

I just hope we aren't daft enough to fall for it.

I think Boris is a lot more toxic and divisive to the electorate than the media portray. The real threat comes from more "boring" figures like Hammond or Davis.

 

[Wilf]

This is good.

Neville Southall comes out as a Maoist.

 

[Wilf]

Maybe just my bias but all the trash thrown against Corbyn doesn't seem nearly as fatal as this.

Fucking hell, that's brutal!

 

[JTG]

This is good.

She'll really want to hide when she finds out Pat Van Den Hauwe's after her.

First reply on that - about them knowing what it's like to have the opportunity to work in Europe removed from them - is brilliant

Southall was tweeting his support for Labour and Corbyn all through the election campaign

 

[Rosemary Jest]

Fucking hell, that's brutal!

But true, unfortunately.

 

[hash tag]

So Johnson to take over? I don't think so, not now, not after this, "he's stuffed"

 

[teqniq]

 

[Lord Camomile]

 

[elbows]

If 'cold like a fish' doesnt turn into political epitaph and/or meme then I shall be underwhelmed and demotivated.

 

[elbows]

In the meantime, all fish puns appreciated.

edited to add - except sexist etc ones.

 

[Dogsauce]

She's definitely floundering .

 

[Raheem]

No deal is better than a bad eel.

 

[frogwoman]

I'm sure she's praying to cod a lot at the moment

 

[ruffneck23]

She has no plaice in this government

 

[mather]

Since the election and Grenfell, May can no longer carp on about being 'strong and stable'.

 

[extra dry]

A party shackled to a corpse, and no-one else wants to be next on the chopping block that the next five years (or substantially less) will bring.

I am no student of politics, has there ever been a more weaker/shambolic/pirara pm?

 

[hash tag]

She is caught between a rock and a hard plaice.

 

[Idris2002]

Since the election and Grenfell, May can no longer carp on about being 'strong and stable'.

What a bass-tard.

 

[Pickman's model]

Since the election and Grenfell, May can no longer carp on about being 'strong and stable'.

Wrong and feeble
Weak and wobbly

 

[Pickman's model]

I am no student of politics, has there ever been a more weaker/shambolic/pirara pm?

Not since David Cameron