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Nov 2020
6:18pm, 7 Nov 2020
4,482 posts
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run free
Agree MMM
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Nov 2020
6:21pm, 7 Nov 2020
69,586 posts
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swittle
It feels like a few logs are breaking free from the Brexit jam: 'redoubled' effort to be applied to settling Brexit terms; an unequivocal line from Joe about preserving the Good Friday accord...or am I deceiving myself?
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Nov 2020
6:28pm, 7 Nov 2020
4,100 posts
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ThorntonRunner
Let's not get carried away. He's going to be a lot better than Trump, but that's not a very high bar.
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Nov 2020
6:40pm, 7 Nov 2020
1,851 posts
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stuart little
I'm not used to being this pleased at being wrong
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Nov 2020
6:42pm, 7 Nov 2020
13,154 posts
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NDWDave
BoJo offered his congratulations
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Nov 2020
6:50pm, 7 Nov 2020
18,094 posts
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Bazoaxe
What happens now with the leader of the opposition ? Does Trump continue ? I know they elect their new candidate in the lead up to 2024, but who fronts up until then?
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Nov 2020
7:13pm, 7 Nov 2020
2,318 posts
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flyingfinn
run free, Trump thankfully can't do a deal with the UK without it being approved by the Democrat controlled Congress so there's no chance of him doing something before he departs.
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Nov 2020
7:16pm, 7 Nov 2020
2,319 posts
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flyingfinn
Baz, according to The Times today Mitch McConnell the Republican leader in the Senate effectively becomes their de facto leader.
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Nov 2020
7:34pm, 7 Nov 2020
13,157 posts
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NDWDave
We’ve got our first second gentleman of the United States too
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Nov 2020
7:41pm, 7 Nov 2020
18,525 posts
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Rosehip
I'm not used to being this pleased at being wrong either 
- my young menfolk are still coming out with all sorts of "wait and see until the truth comes out - see all this evidence for fraud" bollocks though - (they talk on weird chat groups with gamers in the states) so not sure that aspect is going to go away any time soon
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