IndoMike
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Serious question Jason, if not Theresa, who would you plump for (I promise not to get hysterical or hyperbolic on reading your response....)
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I've said before that if he had the "look" of a PM I'd go for Rory Stewart.Serious question Jason, if not Theresa, who would you plump for (I promise not to get hysterical or hyperbolic on reading your response....)
Can he handle the rough and tumble of politics? Regarding, Gove, I see him as the power behind the throne. Not sure if Gove could win an election. Boris of course has charisma but perhaps some of the electorate might think he is unreliable, error prone etc. He's a straight talker but on the other hand a bit of an opportunist. They're all academically smart but can they appeal to the majority? Davis is a bit dull and closely linked to Brexit.I've said before that if he had the "look" of a PM I'd go for Rory Stewart.
One name really creeping into view, despite what went before (and despite some of the same reservations as those which hold Stewart back), is Gove - his work at Justice and now at DEFRA is earning an awful lot of praise. I still think the next leader won't be one of the particularly "big hitters", though - I don't yet know enough about Cleverly but the membership as a whole rate him very highly indeed.
Mercer ranks 15th. Not-very-Sobery (amazingly IMO) ranks =19th, alongside Justine Greening and Kemi Badenoch.Where do Johnny Mercer and sour puss Anna Soubry rate among the members for next leader Jason ?
This. Unlikely to make the ballot, let alone secure the vote of the membership. I suspect that ship has sailed.Boris will not get the job. FCAT.
Interesting. The reason being too "opportunistic" ?This. Unlikely to make the ballot, let alone secure the vote of the membership. I suspect that ship has sailed.