Bye Bye Boris

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@Seatherny;

The Tory Party is in a total self-inflicted mess, not sure what else you want me to say.

[Seatherny]

@Seatherny;

The Tory Party is in a total self-inflicted mess, not sure what else you want me to say.

Because people like you keep supporting clowns like Liz Truss

[-:Undertaker:-]

Because people like you keep supporting clowns like Liz Truss

Who said I was voting Conservative at the next election?

[Seatherny]

Who said I was voting Conservative at the next election?

Well you proudly voted for Liz Truss in the leadership election. This itself shows how incompetent you really are. Actually I remember how excited you were to say you have voted for her.

Your voted for clown party UKIP, they lost all seats
You voted for Liz Truss, she is a failure
You seem to have a habit of voting for failure

[-:Undertaker:-]

Well you proudly voted for Liz Truss in the leadership election. This itself shows how incompetent you really are. Actually I remember how excited you were to say you have voted for her.

Your voted for clown party UKIP, they lost all seats
You voted for Liz Truss, she is a failure

I literally wrote at the start of this thread, and I quote;

My sense is that the Conservative and Unionist Party has made a fatal mistake and will pay heavily for this.

And I think my judgement has been proven spot on again in all that has happened since he was deposed. As critical as I was of Boris, I pointed out that the party was only 6% of so behind the opposition and that MPs were fools to have moved against a PM who won a huge majority. We're now 30% behind in the polls. I did vote for Truss in a two-way contest yes, but as a way of blocking Rishi Sunak who would've been even worse.

Here's my next prediction - installing Hunt as Chancellor is a disaster, and the prospect of Sunak/Mordaunt/Wallace as PM will sink the party even further.

You seem to have a habit of voting for failure

Not that voting is about having voted for the winner, but let's just examine what you've said. Green = Won, Red = Lost, Grey = Neutral.

2011 Voting system referendum - I spoilt my ballot
2014 European Elections won by Ukip - I voted Ukip
2015 General Election won by the Conservatives - I voted Ukip (but pressured the Tories into a referendum)
2016 EU referendum won by Leave - I voted Leave
2017 General Election won by Conservatives - I voted Conservative
2019 European Elections won by Brexit Party - I vote Brexit Party
2019 General Election won by the Conservatives - I voted Conservative

So the one time I actually voted for the losing side, I actually got what I wanted anyway by applying pressure.

You may disagree with my choices, but you can't claim I am out of touch with political reality. Now do yours.