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What are everyone's thoughts on the latest set of results?
It certainly looks like Boris is on track to be the next PM but maybe he'll mess up in the debate tonight, or votes will begin to cluster around one of the other candidates as more are eliminated or pull out (if that happens).
Personally I am not a Boris supporter and would prefer one of the others, although to be honest I think I would struggle to decide which one were I eligible to vote, as none really stand out. I am glad Raab was eliminated however.
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Boris will win.
If Stewart wins, or even makes the final two I’ll put my underwear on my head and sing copacabana.
If Stewart wins, or even makes the final two I’ll put my underwear on my head and sing copacabana.
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(Original post by Andrew97)
Boris will win.
If Stewart wins, or even makes the final two I’ll put my underwear on my head and sing copacabana.
Boris will win.
If Stewart wins, or even makes the final two I’ll put my underwear on my head and sing copacabana.
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Raab gone is a roadblock cleared for Boris, now he's the candidate after the hardest Brexit achievable. Although there was never really doubt that Boris was going to run through this contest like a freight train in the first place.
Nice to see Stewart surviving another round, as a non-Tory he's the most palatable option on the ballot and not just because he's the only one acknowledging how dire a no-deal Brexit would be.
Hopefully the metaphorical shivs will come out for Boris in the debate tonight, if he's going to walk this contest I hope he comes out the other side with his public perception in absolute tatters.
Nice to see Stewart surviving another round, as a non-Tory he's the most palatable option on the ballot and not just because he's the only one acknowledging how dire a no-deal Brexit would be.
Hopefully the metaphorical shivs will come out for Boris in the debate tonight, if he's going to walk this contest I hope he comes out the other side with his public perception in absolute tatters.
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(Original post by CatusStarbright)
I am definitely holding you to this!
I am definitely holding you to this!
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To be honest, I'm not a big fan of anyone in this Leadership Contest. It's kind of just who's the least s*** out of them, and for me that's Boris. Had Moggy stood in the contest, it would be a whole different matter!
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It's now almost a certainty that borris will be the next PM, he has so much support he can almost rig who he wants to 'fight' in the final two!
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(Original post by Andrew97)
Have you considered the fact that I might actually want to do it, I’m just looking for an excuse?
Have you considered the fact that I might actually want to do it, I’m just looking for an excuse?
As for the serious comments in this thread, I agree that Boris looks set to win. I’m just hoping for a surprise.
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(Original post by Andrew97)
Boris will win.
Boris will win.
If Stewart wins, or even makes the final two I’ll put my underwear on my head and sing copacabana.[/quote]
If I give the Russians a bell do you think i can make this a reality?
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(Original post by The Mogg)
To be honest, I'm not a big fan of anyone in this Leadership Contest. It's kind of just who's the least s*** out of them, and for me that's Boris. Had Moggy stood in the contest, it would be a whole different matter!
To be honest, I'm not a big fan of anyone in this Leadership Contest. It's kind of just who's the least s*** out of them, and for me that's Boris. Had Moggy stood in the contest, it would be a whole different matter!
(Original post by Gofre)
Raab gone is a roadblock cleared for Boris, now he's the candidate after the hardest Brexit achievable. Although there was never really doubt that Boris was going to run through this contest like a freight train in the first place.
Raab gone is a roadblock cleared for Boris, now he's the candidate after the hardest Brexit achievable. Although there was never really doubt that Boris was going to run through this contest like a freight train in the first place.
Nice to see Stewart surviving another round, as a non-Tory he's the most palatable option on the ballot and not just because he's the only one acknowledging how dire a no-deal Brexit would be.
Hopefully the metaphorical shivs will come out for Boris in the debate tonight, if he's going to walk this contest I hope he comes out the other side with his public perception in absolute tatters.
In fairness to him though his public perception is already (arguably) in tatters. He used to draw most of his support from the middle classes and city dwellers who now seem to despise him with a passion.
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Based on their voting records, there is almost nothing to separate the candidates. Boris is probably the most moderate if only because he doesn't vote as often as the others.
Hunt is a veritable sociopath who is more responsible than anyone else for the NHS literally falling down. I thought him invoking the experience of a self-harming young woman was revolting given that savage cuts to mental health services were his orders.
Hunt is a veritable sociopath who is more responsible than anyone else for the NHS literally falling down. I thought him invoking the experience of a self-harming young woman was revolting given that savage cuts to mental health services were his orders.
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(Original post by CatusStarbright)
I am definitely holding you to this!
I am definitely holding you to this!
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(Original post by CatusStarbright)
It's now a Boris-Hunt showdown. Andrew97 how did it feel seeing Gove knocked out?
It's now a Boris-Hunt showdown. Andrew97 how did it feel seeing Gove knocked out?
But, on the bright side I don’t have to sing Copacabana whilst I have my undies on my head.
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(Original post by Andrew97)
Not great, since I was confident he would get through given the ballot earlier in the day. And I felt a Boris Gove showdown would be better than Boris Hunt.
But, on the bright side I don’t have to sing Copacabana whilst I have my undies on my head.
Not great, since I was confident he would get through given the ballot earlier in the day. And I felt a Boris Gove showdown would be better than Boris Hunt.
But, on the bright side I don’t have to sing Copacabana whilst I have my undies on my head.
Shame.
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At least one of the MPs for Surrey are still in the contest. 
I did say I'd vote for anyone but Boris so guess I'm going with Jeremy Hunt. 
Would of wanted Gove though would of given Boris a proper fight in the hustings.
I did say I'd vote for anyone but Boris so guess I'm going with Jeremy Hunt. 
Would of wanted Gove though would of given Boris a proper fight in the hustings.
Last edited by Themysticalegg; 1 year ago
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(Original post by Andrew97)
Not great, since I was confident he would get through given the ballot earlier in the day. And I felt a Boris Gove showdown would be better than Boris Hunt.
But, on the bright side I don’t have to sing Copacabana whilst I have my undies on my head.
Not great, since I was confident he would get through given the ballot earlier in the day. And I felt a Boris Gove showdown would be better than Boris Hunt.
But, on the bright side I don’t have to sing Copacabana whilst I have my undies on my head.
Personally I don't understand why you would want either, and I'm a pretty hard core Brexitier.
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