Unbelievable Jeff

Odd isn't it, especially as The Sun should be supporting him..?

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9884955/boris-johnson-popularity-falls-brexit/amp

It won't matter - this election will be fought purely on Brexit for Farage - and the no-deal morons will lap it up and take votes from the big two.

Wow, just wow. His contributions to this thread are the greatest advert to a state education that I've seen. It also gives an insight into his insecurities around getting things consistently wrong, as I bet he's spent his whole life with the disappointment of his parents ringing in his ears.

Oh dear, is it one of those schools where your parents would be very disappointed if you ended up a Poly?

What school did he go to?

Quelle surprise.

What happened to being on ignore? Or did you decide to take me back off in the last 6 hours? Or are you just a fraud, like the rest of your heroes?

I mean, I don't really know where to start with this, but how about with this. Bullying from your hero's: Boris: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2019/09/04/top-brexit-mep-accuses-boris-johnson-untrustworthy-bully-has/ https://www.theguardian.com/politics/video/2019/sep/04/jess-phillips-accuses-boris-johnson-of-playing-a-bully-boy-game-video https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/jul/14/black-eyes-boris-johnson-plot-attack-reporter-darius-guppy Michael Gove: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/dump-fing-everyone-the-inside-story-of-how-michael-gove-s-vicious-attack-dogs-are-terrorising-the-8497626.html Dominic Cummings: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/john-major-launches-furious-attack-19572196 JRM: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-49598999 Not a surprise that you supported this lot, considering you've consistently stated your dislike for Jews and Arabs, have supported the beating up of Remainers in pubs, and have put the happiness and future prosperity of your children and grandchildren behind your hell bent obsession with not admitting you were conned - firstly at the referendum, and then in the Tory Leadership election.

We've proved time and time again that 52% of them are...

What a ****ing boring anecdote.

You flip your ignore on and off more than you get your projections wrong mate.

I know the paper is from 2019, but it was about 2016-2017, d!p$h!t.

Sorry, what? Are you still harping on about something that happened 3 years ago? We know the economy wasn't effected as badly as they thought straight after the vote? I don't think anyone has argued that - this seems like a "man shouts at cloud" moment. However, very simply, here is our economic growth up to the end of 2018, compared to our 'rivals': ...and investment-wise: It's a far cry from "We'll be better off out of the EU", and a far cry from what we should have been.

He doesn't have the votes to secure a VONC in himself.

The Conservatives are muddled on it too though, and its that that will cause them the most issues. Do they campaign on a deal with the EU, or no deal?

I think we are seeing one of the shortest premierships of all time being presided over here.

Are we sure that's true? https://www.parliament.uk/about/mps-and-lords/principal/government-opposition/ I can't imagine he'd stay on beyond that.

An interesting thought - what would happen if BoJo lost his Uxbridge seat? There was a massive swing back to Labour in 2017, with only 5k votes between them, and they are now according to polls, a Remain constituency. Could he put himself out of a job by calling an election?

And he can't campaign on no deal as will lose too much of the Tory support, and Brexit party won't let him off the hook unless he campaigns on no deal... He's ****ed.

Everyone except the Tories wants to see Boris fail, so they will wait until after October 31st to accept a GE. Boris should (although probably won't) resign as he will have failed in his one red line (do or die).

Yes, having a hard border is the issue, but without a backstop it is near-on impossible not to have a hard border. We have not heard a solution to it, hence why the backstop is still there.

Of course, but again, this is family, so I presume that some loyalty will have muddied those waters...either way, correct decision made now. This is a massive blow for Boris. If his own brother is willing to quit, then surely no-one can trust him.

Well, if he believed that his brother was going for a deal, then I can forgive him that. However, the last few days have shown how utterly insane Boris, his Government and his supporters are.