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T_i_B

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15. To be honest...

Reply to dewsgirl (Reply #2)

Thu Jul 7, 2022, 09:52 AM

Jul 2022

...they should have got rid of him a lot sooner.

There's also the matter of who will replace Johnson, and the serious lack of talent in British politics. Which is most evident when looking at the Conservative benches in the commons.

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Good god, what a fucking mess we're in [View all] LeftishBrit Jul 2022 OP

Good riddance! BigmanPigman Jul 2022 #1

The way I see it, at least your conservative party dewsgirl Jul 2022 #2

True LeftishBrit Jul 2022 #3

"really has no beliefs at all" stopdiggin Jul 2022 #7

Oh, they've had that sort of thing often enough wnylib Jul 2022 #10

To be honest... T_i_B Jul 2022 #15

I cannot understand Skittles Jul 2022 #4

Until we show some strength against corruption SouthernDem4ever Jul 2022 #5

How about this? DFW Jul 2022 #9

Aye, it's the Aussies' fault. wnylib Jul 2022 #11

I'll bet plenty of Aussies were glad to be rid of that family n/t DFW Jul 2022 #12

I don't blame them. Pity we got stuck with him. wnylib Jul 2022 #13

We were low hanging fruit DFW Jul 2022 #14

That was one very short resignation speach. infullview Jul 2022 #6

It mirrors the US in a lot of ways Cosmocat Jul 2022 #8