Over the last few days there have been many calls for her to resign but who among that party stands out as a strong leader.
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Over the last few days there have been many calls for her to resign but who among that party stands out as a strong leader.
the only one that I can see is Hammond.
Couldn’t bring myself to vote for him Ivor it would have to be Ruth Davidson leader of the Scottish conservatives I know she is not a MP but neither is jimmy kranky up north and she is leader of the SNP
I think we should let her get on with it, another "night of the long knives" will only result in further dissarray, all the disloyal dissenters should stop moaning and back her up rather than try and further their own political agenda's. "Changing horses in mid stream" normally results in a soaking.
agree but unfortunately it ain’t going to go away just feel that we need someone to tell Junckers and his cronies where to stick itQuote:
Originally Posted by LightOrder
It’s all ‘doomsayers’ who seem to be driving this negative perspective that seems to be pervading the Country at the moment, the majority of these I suspect are the ones that voted remain in the referendum and are ‘miffed’ about the outcome.
We need to get on with it and shuffling the main political players around with their in-fighting just shows us being in disarray to the Europeans.
I think we need to ‘Gee Up’ our local MPs [none of which seem to be inspiring, no matter what party they belong to and all look as if they would benefit from some remedial PT] to get behind our Brexit team and get things moving.