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womanofdulwich Wrote:

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> Sarah Vine has to be partly responsible! ;)



You do have to wonder about a woman who uses CAPITAL letters in an email to her hubby. He's henpecked I tell you.



The email says: "One simple message: You MUST have SPECIFIC from Boris OTHERWISE you cannot guarantee your support. The details can be worked out later on, but without that you have no leverage.


"Crucially, the membership will not have the necessary reassurance to back Boris, neither will Dacre/Murdoch, who instinctively dislike Boris but trust your ability enough to support a Boris Gove ticket. Do not concede any ground. Be your stubborn best. GOOD LUCK."

edcam Wrote:

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> All set up by Vine.


agree

but as for the return of Boris, he really is damaged goods this time - there will not be any forgiveness for the disasters that he has brought onto his party and the country as a whole

civilservant Wrote:

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> edcam Wrote:

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> > All set up by Vine.

>

> agree

> but as for the return of Boris, he really is

> damaged goods this time - there will not be any

> forgiveness for the disasters that he has brought

> onto his party and the country as a whole



Let's hope ....

DulwichFox Wrote:

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> I do not think we have heard the last of Boris

> Johnson just yet.

>

> DulwichFox.


In a political sense we have. I'd be astonished if the Tories (at least) ever let him near them again after the embarrassment he's caused them.


He's not being given an easy ride in the media or on social media. Heseltine's piece and Ewan MacGregor and Alex Kapranos' tweets don't pull any punches.

I agree with Mick Mac- Gove is henpecked- his wife is probably round at no. 10 measuring up as we type. Gove has repeatedly said in the past he isn't PM material. Theresa May is a Remainer ....Liam Fox is a Catholic and voted against Same-Sex Marriages. I reckon the Remainers know that Gove is probably unpopular with the membership, and whispered in his ear. They want Theresa May hoping that the unthinkable will happen and she will try and p*ss on the majority 17.5 million Leave voters ...Come Back Boris...

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