Post by jonksy on Sept 2, 2023 0:58:28 GMT
I think he should have the nicknames Wonky Donky. ......If you think things are bad now wait until Labour take power .Have you noticed he keeps most of his ministers away from the public eye .They are well hidden in case they upset the apple cart by saying all the wrong things...So it's say the right things sit on the fence if possible and wait for the election.Then IF Labour win all hell will be let loose.
Smarmers a steaming bore, constipated as a camel, swivelling on every policy like a wonky trolley. That's why next year's election isn't the foregone conclusion the Left would have you think
As that Gothic haunt the Palace of Westminster cranks back into action next week, there is only one question in British politics: can Rishi Sunak turn things round? His Conservatives are badly adrift in opinion polls.
Last weekend, Nadine Dorries became the latest Tory MP to try to scuttle the boat, causing another tricky by-election. The health service continues to be plagued by politically motivated Left-wing strikes. People-smugglers, protected by a judiciary that seems blind to the drowning of immigrants, ply their wicked trade across a calm English Channel. The air-traffic control farce only accentuated a sense of bungling officialdom.
Now the Westminster horror factory is about to restart, pushing such clouds of hot, black gas into the atmosphere, it's a wonder Greta Thunberg hasn't had a fit of conniptions.
Poor Rishi. Like a cartoon character tied to the railway tracks he may look doomed. The director's camera keeps focusing on the pistons of the on-rushing electoral express.
Sunak foes, not least the demure Dorries — close-up on camera one, Nadine — cackle in anticipation of a Tory drubbing. Chief Stoker Starmer toots his whistle and (don't tell Sadiq) shovels raw coal into his boiler as the engine accelerates towards his apparently helpless prey.
Last weekend, Nadine Dorries became the latest Tory MP to try to scuttle the boat, causing another tricky by-election. The health service continues to be plagued by politically motivated Left-wing strikes. People-smugglers, protected by a judiciary that seems blind to the drowning of immigrants, ply their wicked trade across a calm English Channel. The air-traffic control farce only accentuated a sense of bungling officialdom.
Now the Westminster horror factory is about to restart, pushing such clouds of hot, black gas into the atmosphere, it's a wonder Greta Thunberg hasn't had a fit of conniptions.
Poor Rishi. Like a cartoon character tied to the railway tracks he may look doomed. The director's camera keeps focusing on the pistons of the on-rushing electoral express.
Sunak foes, not least the demure Dorries — close-up on camera one, Nadine — cackle in anticipation of a Tory drubbing. Chief Stoker Starmer toots his whistle and (don't tell Sadiq) shovels raw coal into his boiler as the engine accelerates towards his apparently helpless prey.