Yes I get your point about my lot it is a bit worrying, it was comforting though that we beat a good Hull side albeit through an overtime drop goal, hopefully we can keep up the good work against Wire next week, Oh and fwiw the only seats I'll be bothered about are the ones with bums on them next Sunday if that helps

It will certainly be an interesting vote this evening.
If there are 100+ votes against Boris, he's in trouble.

There seems little doubt that he will "win" the vote but, he's likely to resemble a wounded Hippo in the Serengeti, staggering about, hoping to keep going until the dart takes full effect.

Who will be the Conservative sacrificial lamb tomorrow doing the rounds of the tv studios, my vote would be Grant Shapps.

Dead duck or gone, it's a win / win

I had to smile at JRM and his reaction to the vote.
It was worse than the Teresa May vote of confidence and yet, when he wanted her out (and Boris in), her result meant that "she had to go" and now, with more discontent within the Parliamentary Tory party, it's an "emphatic result". oops

Maybe he's using some old school imperial measurement of success now

Would you be happy with him.

'm pretty sure he means that he thought Grant Schapps would be the sacrificial lamb to the Press this morning to Defend the PM and tell everyone we should "Draw a line" under everything as we should be focussing on other things (That they've done very little to fix).
Not that he would "Vote" for Grant Schapps



As it was Dominic Raab seems to have been the one nominated, but in fairness they've all been doing the rounds "Drawing the Line".

I clearly don't know the elusive one as well as you with you being happy to be his spokesperson, as a matter of interest are you is agent?, in your rush to defend him did you notice the question mark I put at the end of my enquiry, that was because I did not know if he was happy to listen to the party line which no doubt would be trotted out or if he was happy that he'd guessed correctly who it would be, my instincts fwiw is that he would have been happier had it been Mr Schapps which would then have implied he had his finger on the pulse, incidentally why would he want to vote for him anyway, is there an election on the horizon, and in case you haven't noticed you seem to be having a problem with your caps lock hth.

I see why you gained the foggy monicker.

See Lord Geidt, Lyin Boris’s dodgy ethics advisor has finally admitted defeat and finally thrown the towel in



Pity Jimmy Saville isn’t still around, shoe in for the role.

It's good to see that, unlike his old boss, the ethics adviser actually has some ethics.

It' seems clear that Johnson wont be standing down, no matter how bad things become so, it will be a long, lingering, goodbye.
This has to be good news for the opposition but, maybe not for the general public

It looks like the only person who he feels is so unethical as him is de Pffell himself. I wonder if he will pay himself the additional salary that came with the post.

The Parliamentary Privileges Committee today commenced its investigation of Lyin Boris misleading the House.



The Committee has a Tory majority so can be got at.

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