The eight candidates for the job of Prime Minister of the UK - Place your bets...

a reply to: Freeborn


Jeremy Hunt " I am backing Sunak. He is a man of the highest integrity "

Does he mean apart from him being a lying bastard ?

What a mess our political system is in.

a reply to: alldaylong

It has already been decided who the next puppet will be.

a reply to: anonentity

Do tell?

a reply to: Encia22

They are all politicians all

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

The one who has ticked all the WEF boxes. Probably the most handsome.A Macron Trudeau type.

originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: alldaylong

It has already been decided who the next puppet will be.

I would agree there are individuals/organisations in positions much senior to any elected politician (and bankrolled by filthy international cash) working with an agreed preferred choice to take the helm of the Conservative party.

My money is on that individual being Sunak.
He'll be the first British Asian, he's got a publicly clean record, and he married into a billionaire environment.

He's obviously carved himself out a strong position himself, but my gut instinct is definitely him, already chosen as the next token prime minister working with 'The Crown' - which STILL remains THE hardest gang on this island of Great Britain!!!👑😱🤣

a reply to: angeltone

That is who I was thinking it would be. The criteria sort of pick him out.

Sunak is a member of WEF.
Mordaunt has connections to Gates.
Whichever way you look at it, we get a WEF.
Boris was not WEF.
Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: UpThenDown
a reply to: Encia22

if it was just a race for the leader of the conservative party then who cares, but the fact that we get yet another back door prime minister is utter bollocks, the leader of the conservatives has shown he was a complete bellend (no suprise) but the party suffers ZERO consequence, no GE, not that the other muppets offer any thing useful.

Ok I will use science, I scrolled my wheel up and down with my eyes closed and picked

You have got to be kidding me.......Jeremy 'the c#@#' Hunt, please noooooooo

Classic moment on Radio 5 when the presenter intorduced Jeremy Hunt, (who was the culture secretary at the time), but got the two first letters mixed up... Live on air as well..

"Please welcome Jeremy **** the Hulture secretary... (For those that can't see what I'm getting at)..

PA

a reply to: angelchemuel

Jane,

Is there a resistance to Mordaunt in Parliament?

Cheers

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2
I have no idea and to be honest, I've never heard of her before!
Rainbows
Jane

originally posted by: PerfectAnomoly

originally posted by: UpThenDown
a reply to: Encia22

if it was just a race for the leader of the conservative party then who cares, but the fact that we get yet another back door prime minister is utter bollocks, the leader of the conservatives has shown he was a complete bellend (no suprise) but the party suffers ZERO consequence, no GE, not that the other muppets offer any thing useful.

Ok I will use science, I scrolled my wheel up and down with my eyes closed and picked

You have got to be kidding me.......Jeremy 'the c#@#' Hunt, please noooooooo

Classic moment on Radio 5 when the presenter intorduced Jeremy Hunt, (who was the culture secretary at the time), but got the two first letters mixed up... Live on air as well..

"Please welcome Jeremy **** the Hulture secretary... (For those that can't see what I'm getting at)..

PA

There was no way on Planet Earth Hunt was going to get elected. His eyes are scary and weird as they come. Starmer has similar eyes and has the same issue. Something not quite right.

Sunak is the best bet. Eyes are pretty nice. Women like him so that's 50% of votes in. Did a reasonable job over a very difficult period and took some risky decisions that turned out to support our nation. He will gat my vote next time around

a reply to: ufoorbhunter

Remember that the Conservative Party Members will have the final vote on which of the two remaining candidates is chosen as PM.

Here are some statistics regarding who they are:

“This is not a very representative sample of the British electorate,” says Tim Bale, professor of politics at Queen Mary, who has been studying UK party members since 2013.

Tory members skew older than the general population: 39 per cent are 65 and over, and 58 per cent are aged 50 and over. They are overwhelmingly middle or upper class, with 80 per cent in the top ABC1 demographic grade compared with 20 per cent C2DE; 42 per cent live in the non-London south. They tend to be concentrated in safe Conservative seats rather than marginal constituencies; there are not many Tory members in the Red Wall seats, for example.

The gender breakdown is 63 per cent men and 37 per cent women, while over 95 per cent are white British. In the 2016 EU referendum 76 per cent voted Leave.

From: www.newstatesman.com...

Ok, scores on the doors after Round 2:

Rishi Sunak - 101 (up 13)

Penny Mordaunt - 83 (up 16)

Liz Truss - 64 (up 14)

Kemi Badenoch - 49 (up 9)

Tom Tugendhat - 32 (down 5)

Suella Braverman - 27 (down 5)

That means Braverman is out.

And here's the timetable for the rest of the contest:

Next Monday - third vote, result 8pm
Next Tuesday - fourth vote, result 3pm
Next Wednesday - fifth and final vote, 4pm

After which the remaining two candidates will have the final showdown.

Scource: The Guardian live feed.

Penny Mordaunt is my bet.
The only candidate that is semi normal.

Choosing a new Tory prime minister is like choosing which portable toilet to use on the third day of Glastonbury.

a reply to: nonspecific

Yes. They are all full of........

You can be an MP or you can be normal.

You can't be both.

originally posted by: UKWO1Phot
Penny Mordaunt is my bet.
The only candidate that is semi normal.

Here is my thought on our current politician crop.

The Conservatives and Tory's (call them either) are NOT the Tory's or the Conservatives any longer as they are not trying to conserve anything about our nation or our people but are selling us out every time they get into power, they are just another woke group of clown's.

Labour is hardly Labour any longer as just like the Conservatives/Tory's they are now accepting Bribes as funding from international men of wealth and power that want them to push THERE agenda over our nation for there party instead of as it used to be just off there members such as the trades unions whom used to almost solely back them via the TUC (Trades Union's Conference) - they did have some private donors in the past but not many and sadly since Blair and his cronies hijacked the Labour Party they now have just about as many as the Tory's do, indeed some of there backers used to be Conservative/Tory backers.

So we are F**ked regardless of which set of clown's get's into power, they are NOT for us or our well being or our nations only for themselves and there friends.


Remember when the governments used to talk about the necessity of training our young people of keeping our nations engineering and other vital skills and of our young being our future.

Seems like another world compared to this bunch of incompetent corrupt traitors we have in charge of both party's today doesn't it.

a reply to: Encia22

Yes good info Encia know exactly where you are coming from. There was a similar issue with the same bunch when I lived in Cheltenham thirty years ago. Can't remember what his name was but Sunak might face similar issues