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15 minutes ago, mjmooney said:

Quite. A brown person with a funny foreign name, or a reincarnated fantasy Thatcher? No contest. 

For a right wing socially conservative party the Tories seem to be more tolerant on this than you would think. 2 female leaders which so far Labour and Lib Dems have had 1 combined.  And 2 leaders from at  a Jewish background in Disraeli (father converted to Christianity)  and  Michael Howard.

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30 minutes ago, bickster said:

I'm not so sure about that Dem, Truss' best chance of eventual victory is her overtaking Mordor with Sunak remaining quite strong. Truss needs a big chunk of the Braverman and Tugendhat votes to surge into second place ahead of Mordor.

I think Truss may well pick up Bravermans votes or enough of them to stay in a firm third place but she really needs to appeal to Tugendhat's voters or at least stop them from going with Mordor. If Badenoch is the final one to leave the race, I think Truss will get those votes

The real battle here is between Truss and Mordor

Just imagine how pissed off the membership will be if they don't get the chance to vote for the candidate the absolute majority of them prefer.

All valid points, but sunak will be a easy target because he is a boris ally depsite resigning he was very part of johnsons decison making. Truss is foreign secretary so shoild could be targetted too.

I expect tugenhat and badenoch will probably be biggest losers tonight as i dont know if they are big enough names/personalities to reach out and make people switch alligencies and join them

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14 minutes ago, The Fun Factory said:

For a right wing socially conservative party the Tories seem to be more tolerant on this than you would think. 2 female leaders which so far Labour and Lib Dems have had 1 combined.  And 2 leaders from at  a Jewish background in Disraeli (father converted to Christianity)  and  Michael Howard.

Thats actually a good point.  When was the last female labour leader? Dont think ive seen one in my life time

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 Closest we have came has been when Prime Minister's or leaders of the party have stepped down. Harriett Harman and Margaret Beckett. 

12 minutes ago, Demitri_C said:

Thats actually a good point.  When was the last female labour leader? Dont think ive seen one in my life time

Harriett Harman, twice. But only acting. 

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I don’t think skin colour is a huge factor tbh. Rishi Sunak has obviously managed to get this far in life and politics. As have other very senior politicians, Priti Patel, Sajid Javid, Nadhim Zahawi, Kwai Kwarteng, Alok Sharma, Sadiq Khan.

I do wonder about people who keep mentioning it over and over…

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38 minutes ago, bickster said:

Sunak just isn't going to win in the membership vote.

Agreed,  he is too rich for even their membership to vote for him. 

It would be kind of strange to have a Pm in charge of levelling up who is worth more than some of the areas he is trying to actually level up.
Also,  it leaves him wide open all the time for things like wages, pay rises, heating homes, mortgages or inflation. 

He knows the words,  that's about it, he can read an auto cue about the subjects fine but he has no real knowledge of what that means for families day to day.  If he says he does he is lying.

 

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Why are there not 1 but 3 television debates between this lot?! 1 I can understand as although we aren’t voting, there will be some curiosity given this person will be PM but why do we need a debate tonight, Sunday and Monday? 

Just hoping for as much mud slinging as possible.

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14 minutes ago, cyrusr said:

Why are there not 1 but 3 television debates between this lot?! 1 I can understand as although we aren’t voting, there will be some curiosity given this person will be PM but why do we need a debate tonight, Sunday and Monday? 

Just hoping for as much mud slinging as possible.

I think a part of it is so that different TV channels / networks get to show something. I haven’t checked but i’d assume it’s on a different channel each time.

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1 hour ago, Wainy316 said:

I do find it amusing that Rishi's supporters tactically lending their votes out to stop Mordaunt are going to inadvertently put Truss into number 10.

 

The silence when people are slowly realising she’s expecting them to clap for that is absolutely agonising

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5 minutes ago, Stevo985 said:

The silence when people are slowly realising she’s expecting them to clap for that is absolutely agonising

That implies a degree of empathy towards her that I'm just not capable of. To me its just highly amusing

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2 hours ago, Wainy316 said:

I do find it amusing that Rishi's supporters tactically lending their votes out to stop Mordaunt are going to inadvertently put Truss into number 10.

 

Can people stop sharing porn on here, I’m trying to work. 

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27 minutes ago, Xann said:

Channel 4 series 'It's A Sin'' wins an award, and the writer has something to say.

 

 

That man is one of my heroes and this makes him even more of a god to me ❤️

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2 hours ago, Genie said:

I don’t think skin colour is a huge factor tbh. Rishi Sunak has obviously managed to get this far in life and politics. As have other very senior politicians, Priti Patel, Sajid Javid, Nadhim Zahawi, Kwai Kwarteng, Alok Sharma, Sadiq Khan.

I do wonder about people who keep mentioning it over and over…

Would matter for the general election. Tory would lose the racist vote and I reckon that would be quite significant.

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2 hours ago, Wainy316 said:

I do find it amusing that Rishi's supporters tactically lending their votes out to stop Mordaunt are going to inadvertently put Truss into number 10.

 

That was all a bit Leslie Knope

(Except for Leslie Knope being a caring, kind, compassionate person of course)

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29 minutes ago, Vive_La_Villa said:

Would matter for the general election. Tory would lose the racist vote and I reckon that would be quite significant.

They used to say the USA would never have a black president too.

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4 minutes ago, Genie said:

They used to say the USA would never have a black president too.

True but I think there is significantly larger black population in the USA as a percentage of the entire population in comparison to South Asians in the UK. 

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