Rishi Sunak - Prime Minister
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hstewie said:
How did they dig into his finances exactly?
pingu393 said:
I think they'll have their work cut out trying to pick the "Portillo" moments.
Rishi not being elected will be the big one
Farage not getting elected would be #2
Truss not elected #3
Cabinet ministers not elected #4
Junior Ministers and TV talking heads not elected #5
Mr BucketHead being elected would knock Rishi off #1
Ed Davey getting leader of the opposition, and announcing he's taking all his new MPs to Alton towers, where would that rank Rishi not being elected will be the big one
Farage not getting elected would be #2
Truss not elected #3
Cabinet ministers not elected #4
Junior Ministers and TV talking heads not elected #5
Mr BucketHead being elected would knock Rishi off #1
Edited by pingu393 on Thursday 27th June 18:15

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julianm said:
There are about 12000 military personnel in Catterick in Rishi's constiuency - Rishi's Normandy moment might have an influence on their voting intentions.
Majority will be registered to vote at their home address or parents address, unfortunately. I was for the whole time I was at Catterick.
anonymoususer said:
The last weekend before pol;ling day is here.
I have a real feeling that Rishi will be revitalised this weekend and that the polls will narrow as a result.
With his top team all banding together this is going to be an excellent time for team Rishi to shine.
absolutely. and gareth will lead the brave lions to the euro 24 trophy!I have a real feeling that Rishi will be revitalised this weekend and that the polls will narrow as a result.
With his top team all banding together this is going to be an excellent time for team Rishi to shine.
oh, hang on…….
tamore said:
absolutely. and gareth will lead the brave lions to the euro 24 trophy!
oh, hang on…….
Now there's a bet...oh, hang on…….
Hung parliament + England winning Euros. Note that I wasn't brave enough to bet on a Tory win

At the moment, I think the odds on Rishi winning his seat are too long for me.
Rishi finally calling out Reform over the racist language they used to describe his ethnicity (won't repeat it here)
Most genuine I think I've seen him and he seems genuinely disturbed by it and I am certainly no supporter of him or the Tories.
Feel he should have done this earlier when Reform started nicking voters off him. It's no surprise that Reform has serious issues with racism and homophobia and mysogeny and...
Probably too late to do anything now but I bet a few moderate Tories who may be tempted to vote Reform may now stick with the Tories. He needs to spend the next week on focusing on attacking Reform for what it is and limit the damage Reform is doing. Labour has won it, it's now damage limitation.
Most genuine I think I've seen him and he seems genuinely disturbed by it and I am certainly no supporter of him or the Tories.
Feel he should have done this earlier when Reform started nicking voters off him. It's no surprise that Reform has serious issues with racism and homophobia and mysogeny and...
Probably too late to do anything now but I bet a few moderate Tories who may be tempted to vote Reform may now stick with the Tories. He needs to spend the next week on focusing on attacking Reform for what it is and limit the damage Reform is doing. Labour has won it, it's now damage limitation.
He should be disturbed by it it's racist and it's disgusting and it has no place and hopefully the Police will take action.
I would say perhaps this might be a tiny eye opener to some of the antics his own party have been up to i.e. Hester and the Islamophobic element of his party.
It won't make any difference for the election and chances are Sunak won't be leading the Conservative Party after the election but I wonder if it might cause a re-think of some of the culture wars stuff they've chosen to engage in.
I would say perhaps this might be a tiny eye opener to some of the antics his own party have been up to i.e. Hester and the Islamophobic element of his party.
It won't make any difference for the election and chances are Sunak won't be leading the Conservative Party after the election but I wonder if it might cause a re-think of some of the culture wars stuff they've chosen to engage in.
valiant said:
Rishi finally calling out Reform over the racist language they used to describe his ethnicity (won't repeat it here)
Most genuine I think I've seen him and he seems genuinely disturbed by it and I am certainly no supporter of him or the Tories.
Feel he should have done this earlier when Reform started nicking voters off him. It's no surprise that Reform has serious issues with racism and homophobia and mysogeny and...
Probably too late to do anything now but I bet a few moderate Tories who may be tempted to vote Reform may now stick with the Tories. He needs to spend the next week on focusing on attacking Reform for what it is and limit the damage Reform is doing. Labour has won it, it's now damage limitation.
Good for him. The things that were said by the Reform people were abhorrent and should be called out. Most genuine I think I've seen him and he seems genuinely disturbed by it and I am certainly no supporter of him or the Tories.
Feel he should have done this earlier when Reform started nicking voters off him. It's no surprise that Reform has serious issues with racism and homophobia and mysogeny and...
Probably too late to do anything now but I bet a few moderate Tories who may be tempted to vote Reform may now stick with the Tories. He needs to spend the next week on focusing on attacking Reform for what it is and limit the damage Reform is doing. Labour has won it, it's now damage limitation.
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hstewie said:

He should be disturbed by it it's racist and it's disgusting and it has no place and hopefully the Police will take action.
I would say perhaps this might be a tiny eye opener to some of the antics his own party have been up to i.e. Hester and the Islamophobic element of his party.
It won't make any difference for the election and chances are Sunak won't be leading the Conservative Party after the election but I wonder if it might cause a re-think of some of the culture wars stuff they've chosen to engage in.
I have just heard Farage claim that the guy saying it was an actor and it was all a set up. I would say perhaps this might be a tiny eye opener to some of the antics his own party have been up to i.e. Hester and the Islamophobic element of his party.
It won't make any difference for the election and chances are Sunak won't be leading the Conservative Party after the election but I wonder if it might cause a re-think of some of the culture wars stuff they've chosen to engage in.
Almost straight out of the Trump playbook
Boringvolvodriver said:
I have just heard Farage claim that the guy saying it was an actor and it was all a set up.
Well he is an actor, and the voice he uses in the Channel 4 footage isn't his normal speaking voice, but whether that proves it was a set up is another matter entirely of course.Could be a genuine campaigner, who used a different voice to how he normally talks for some reason, and was speaking his genuine views.
blueg33 said:
£8k stake to win just over £1k doesn’t shout good judgement to me, even without the potential rule breaking.
If I told my investors they would get £1m for £8m invested with high risk they would be laughing for weeks.
Bit simplistic. Whether a 12.5% ROI within a few weeks is good or bad depends on the implied odds. The arbitrage opportunity dramatically increases with inside knowledge, of course, but it's often present to some extent for myriad reasons.If I told my investors they would get £1m for £8m invested with high risk they would be laughing for weeks.
biggbn said:
Well done to Sunak for angrily and honestly stating how he feels. Abhorrent behaviour. I do, however, wonder if the donations he has accepted from Hester go some way to ease the nagging feeling of hypocrisy that surely must accompany this rare glimpse of the real Rishi?
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