Next Prime Minister ?

[Alistair20000]

That's as Maybe, but what else did the new PM tell her ? Teaser hadn't even unpacked at No 10 before haring up the A1, the wee lassies were cooking up something in Edinburgh and it wasn't shortbread.

Sturgy has been unable to keep the Krankie smile off her face since Friday, even talked this morning of the possibility of Scotland remaining in the UK. WTF !

House of Cards stuff, but of course, Brexit means Brexit.

I expect Teaser explained to Krankie that: Brexit means Brexit which means who the fook knows what will happen; so just be patient you Sweaties while we continue to subsidise you.

 

[tavyred]

I expect Teaser explained to Krankie that: Brexit means Brexit which means who the fook knows what will happen; so just be patient you Sweaties while we continue to subsidise you.

The £15bn fiscal black hole Scotland enjoys means they ain`t going anywhere soon. All Jimmy Krankie`s bluster is designed to keep her frenzied nationalists happy. The UK state isn't going to allow itself to be broken by the no-marks of the SNP.

 

[angelic upstart]

So how's everyone enjoying Mrs May in charge thus far?

 

[Antony Moxey]

So how's everyone enjoying Mrs May in charge thus far?

Honestly can't say I've noticed any change since Cameron was in charge.

 

[Mr Jinx]

So how's everyone enjoying Mrs May in charge thus far?

My jury's still out on her. She'll be judged solely on Brexit, so ask me again in 2 years.

That said, I'm very happy to see the back of the chumocracy: Cameron, Osborne et al. Hopefully she'll strengthen the cabinet further once she gets her victory on June 9, so hopefully the hapless Liz Truss gets the boot.

 

[elginCity]

So how's everyone enjoying Mrs May in charge thus far?

No enjoyment whatsoever. She's dull, and considerably less adept at winging it than The Donald, who at least is entertaining.

Strongandstablestrongandstablestrongandstablestrongandstablestrongandstable

 

[LOG]

I can't work her out and, therefore, don't trust her.

 

[Alistair20000]

I can't work her out and, therefore, don't trust her.

I don't trust very many politicians.

 

[RaeUK]

Found her largely invisible before becoming PM. Since then, I think she's been a refreshing change to Mr Cameron. Of the main party leaders, probably the best of the bunch. But, to be fair, the others have set the bar rather low. Doesn't mean she'll get my vote, mind.

 

[Avening Posse]

Disliked her before she became the PM. Warming to her now, she voted remain but picked up the mantle anyway and I respect her for that, and would feel very uncomfortable if any of the other current leaders were. Whoever is in the Brexit chair is in the firing line, and I prefer her to a hardline brexit person from her party