I know what you mean. Hopefully she'll make an offer of him leading Brexit, and he'll either say he'd do it and look subordinate or refuse and look petulant.
Bloody hell I don't wish for any of this. I don't even think this is a very good plan. But I do see the logic in it . Gove is unelectable (assumes the plan). Brexiteer female challenger to (the atrocious) May is a bigger problem than Gove.
I don't follow British politics closely enough to have paid much attention to Michael Gove before the referendum, but I have to say it is beyond comprehension how one person can be such such a thoroughbred nutter and still be in a position of power. I can't find one redeeming feature about him or his repellant views. He just ticks every box for a horrible person.
Gove used to be on The Late Show culture reviewing after Newsnight on a Friday. One of the most embarrassing attempts at BBC 'balance' ever: those interlecktuals are all so leftwing, we'd better get a representative of the fish people in.
He was infuriatingly out of his death, but it became funny watching Paul Morley wind him up/take the piss.
Felicity, I guess so wrote: One of the most embarrassing attempts at BBC 'balance' ever: those interlecktuals are all so leftwing, we'd better get a representative of the fish people in.
The liberation of Iraq has actually been that rarest of things – a proper British foreign policy success. Next year, while the world goes into recession, Iraq is likely to enjoy 10% GDP growth. Alone in the Arab Middle East, it is now a fully functioning democracy with a free press, properly contested elections and an independent judiciary ... Sunni and Shia contend for power in parliament, not in street battles. The ingenuity, idealism and intelligence of the Iraqi people can now find an outlet in a free society rather than being deployed, as they were for decades, simply to ensure survival in a fascist republic that stank of fear.
This is how he saw Iraq progressing following the war, so God only knows what he forecasts for a post-Brexit Britain.
Hmmm, Leadsom seems distinctly odd - she didn't agree with same-sex marriage, wants to bring back foxhunting, and her comments on EU citizens and the single market are far from re-assuring.
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