Sir Alan Duncan.

[gulliver1]

Sir Alan Duncan Politician Con. Writing in his new book. Describes Johnson as a
Self centered egoist,an embarrasing buffoon with an untidy mind, and sub zero diplomatic judgement, and needs publicity like a drug addict needs cocaine. WOW.
Does anyone on A/B agree with him.

[ToraToraTora]

right oh!

[ToraToraTora]

ok untitled your business how you voted of course.. OK so you thought Labour were unelectable so you either voted Tory and are ashamed of it or you voted Labour even though you think they were unelectable. Yes I see now why you want to keep that to yourself!

[Untitled]

labour and tory were not the only parties standing tora

[gulliver1]

Emmie 13.28. Think you may have got that wrong. it is not Boris who has had unbelieveable bad luck, it is the UK who has had the bad luck by producing the worst PM since THATCHER.

[THECORBYLOON]

"Maybe that's why the left hardly ever win an election, last one 1974,"

On top of TORATORATORA's problem controlling his bladder, he has trouble with his memory since he continually forgets Labour's election wins when Blair was their leader.

[ToraToraTora]

untitled, never had you down as a Lib non dem or a green.

[Jackdaw33]

You can call Blair many things but one thing you cannot call him is left-wing.

[andy-hughes]

Jackdaw - // You can call Blair many things but one thing you cannot call him is left-wing. //

Indeed not.

The kindest label you could give him at the start of his premiership is 'centerist', and of course, he swerved to end up about three feet to the right of Atilla The Hun once George Bush invited him out for a game of War-Mongering For Idiots.

[gulliver1]

Ah, Blair , Brilliant PM .

[ToraToraTora]

yes JD, I don't think anyone would seriously consider Noo Layba, left wing. The last left wing party to win an election was real Labour in 1974, I wonder when the next one will be.

[ToraToraTora]

well he was a Thatcherite gully.

[bhg481]

//Ah, Blair , Brilliant PM//

Well, his teeth were in all the caricatures.

[Jackdaw33]

Labour didn't really win in '74 either. They took office by default after the disastrous Heath threw away the election.

[andy-hughes]

Paigntonian - // What offensive language? //

Since your memory is at least as short as your temper -

From 21.39 last night -

// Lower down the social scale? Classic Marxist rollocks. //

As I said to you, I manage to exchange with you without recourse to playground langauge, maybe you can try anddo the same.

[Khandro]

// Ah, Blair , Brilliant PM .//

It's the way he tells 'em - you can't help laffin'.

[gulliver1]

16 10, you will probably be giving that same answer about Boris in a few years time , ha ha .

[emmie]

unless Boris pegs it, he ain't going anywhere soon.

[ToraToraTora]

yep Boris will be fighting the next election and probably the one after.

[Bobbisox1]

Yup that’s the best thing about having a young gun for PM, he’ll be around with no opposition to stop him
Happy dayz

[naomi24]

Re the best answer. Speak for yourself. He’s just the sort of bloke I want running the country. At the rate Labour’s going if you’re very unlucky you might have a chance to vote for a Corbyn clone - or even the real thing - next time round. Oh joy! Hang on to your hat!