Lord Duckhunter

Don’t you mean “Boris Johnson and the resurrection of the Tory Party.” Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

A hairy one does , I’ll give you that. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And Emily Thornbury who said she wouldn’t want her daughter or mum looked after by someone wearing a burka. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That 9 pinter did scare me, I bet she’s got hairy armpits and cat. I’m not gay, but my boyfriend is. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Carr’s about as funny as herpes. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It’s baffling how he doesn’t get it. Rightly or wrongly the winner will have to be a strong Brexiter. Gove has damaged himself by voting 3 times for May’s turd, not resigning and taking to the airwaves to defend it. The only hope he had was to prove he was a proper Brexiter & somehow convince the party he’d leave without a deal if necessary. Jeff doesn’t seem to understand that aligning himself with Hunt will blow that hope away. Hunt has no hope, unless he went into an alliance with Raab or JRM, Baker or similar. Going into an alliance with Gove just won’t cut do it. What he’s saying makes sense in some circumstances, but not these. Reaching out to voters you’ve already got is pointless and alienates the voters you need. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

He should have threatened her with a bar of soap, she’d have soon ****ed off. Ugly bint needs to get a life. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This will help Boris’ campaign no end. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If Gove ran on a joint ticket with Hunt he would lose more votes from the right side of the party, than he would gain from the centre or left of the party. He would have all the anti Boris/Remain votes anyway, so how is having Hunt going to persuade Boris leaning voters to switch. If Jeff thinks there’s No deal Brexit/Boris people (the vast majority of members if polling is to be believed) will say “I was going to vote for Boris, but now Goves joined up with Hunt and reached out to the Remain wing, I’m switching” he’s deluded. It really is simple, I fail to see what you don’t understand about that, and genuinely hope you’re on a wind up. If the Rudd’s, Gauke’s, Hammond’s of the world wanted to stop Boris they should of rowed in behind Gove, not Hunt. Gove was the only man capable of beating Boris. My mind is made up now, it’s Boris. Every single Brexiter member will follow suit. I was prepared to give Gove a fair hearing, but there’s no chance I’ll risk another ****ing remainer dogs breakfast of negotiating. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Rumours it was May & Grievance. Personally I don’t buy it, May would have voted Hunt or Gove (don’t forget Gove gave her cover over the WA). Greivance, maybe but he would have made a pious declaration about it. More likely someone like Fatty Soames and maybe Stewart having a hissy fit. Say what you like about Clarke, but he’s a pretty straight forward sort of bloke, can’t see it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

None of your business Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

God you really are simple. Hunt- no chance Gove/Hunt- no chance Gove- Slight chance. In what way on earth is teaming up with a remainer going to get Gove enough leave votes? The pinkos stop Boris campaign looks to have been as successful as their Brexit policy. Still by winning the MP’s vote & then smashing Hunt in the members vote, he’s got a huge mandate. Contrast that with Steptoe who wasn’t wanted by a vast majority of the PLP. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Complete pony. Every single remainer or anti no deal member will vote for Gove anyway. The key to his success is winning over the no deal people or people who haven’t forgiven him for knifing Boris last time. How on earth does forming an alliance with Theresa Mk2 help that. An alliance with Raab, or even Baker might make sense, this does not. You form alliances to reach out into a part of the party you can’t win with. Not the part of the party whose support you already have. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Surely you aren’t suggesting joint leaders, green style. I presume you mean that one of Gove or Hunt will run against Boris promising the other will be his deputy. Which one do you suggest stands aside. Hunt can’t beat Boris with or without Gove. The only way you don’t get Boris is if Gove outshines him comprehensively during the hustings. He doesn’t need Hunt to do that, he’ll get the “Remain “ part of the membership with or without Hunt. Having Hunt tethered to him will only make it harder to win over Boris voters, not easier. Like it or not, the vast majority of members support Boris’ position, to win them over the last thing Gove needs is a bloody remainer holding him back Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

There’s a big decision for Hammond, Rudd, Gauke, Clarke and other Remainiacs. Do they back Hunt & watch Boris annihilate him with the members, or do they swing behind Gove and hope he exposes Boris during the hustings. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Gove overtakes Hunt. Getting tasty now. Gove V Boris is the right choice and one that should of been put to the members prior to May. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Complete and utter nonsense. It’s a transition period which we pay for. Instead of posting this nonsense “10-15 times” I suggest your time would be better spent looking up other FTA’s that are in place around the world. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

And his own MP’s. You think this Brexit stuff is a mess, just watch Corbyn trying to get half his crazy **** past The Civil Service, Parliament and as you say The Lords. Never underestimate the establishment’s ability to deliver exactly what they want. They’ve got a taste of over riding the masses, they’ll not give that up easily. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

He’s just said it doesn’t count unless there’s a second confirmatory vote. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

As it should be. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Lost votes after last nights debate. Despite pinko & media love in, the more this electorate saw him the less they liked him. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nigel is more of a Tory than half the wets in the parliamentary party. The sooner the sweaties **** off the better. NI is a throwback to the last century. Ireland should (and will eventually)be united. Personally I’m not a Unionist, but the establishment should be grateful that Nigel is. The biggest unfairness in politics at the moment is the inbuilt anti English bias of our institutions. The West Lothian question wasn’t solved, it was ignored. One day English resentment will build and someone like Nigel will lead the movement for change. After Brexit it’ll be the next big storm hitting the pinko establishment. They can’t understand Brexit, they won’t understand English nationalism either. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Double post, too much red wine Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk