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Nov 2020
8:16am, 12 Nov 2020
6,683 posts
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Raemond
The next one, Cheg.
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Nov 2020
8:22am, 12 Nov 2020
13,270 posts
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Markymarkmark
DeeGee
There's an unwritten rule about not p-ing off the bosses wife/girlfriend /mistress! She will be able to get her own back later.
Happened to me once. In my defence, I didn't know he was having an affair with her at the time, it only made sense about 5 years later!
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Nov 2020
8:41am, 12 Nov 2020
3,225 posts
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J2R
Arizona has now effectively been called for Biden, so he is up to 306. All handy as buffer against Trump's attempts to subvert democracy.
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Nov 2020
10:45am, 12 Nov 2020
16,895 posts
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Chrisull
BBC still hasn't called it yet (which means CBS? is yet to call).
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Nov 2020
10:57am, 12 Nov 2020
3,226 posts
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J2R
Yes, not been called yet by some networks. Suspect it will be today. Decision Desk called it, and Dan Wasserman and Nate Silver on Twitter have said it's done, but not 'official' yet. No way back for Trump, though.
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Nov 2020
11:37am, 12 Nov 2020
8,972 posts
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simbil
Worth a look at politico if you are interested in the resignation - lots of game playing with leaks behind the scenes and the result being a vote leave power grab has fortunately backfired.
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Nov 2020
11:42am, 12 Nov 2020
12,227 posts
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rf_fozzy
Yes I heard the politico bloke on r5 this morning.
Sounds like the brexit hardliners aren't happy, which suggests perhaps maybe potentially in theory, they might be willing to give in a little on the internal trade bill and/or eu deal.
Maybe
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Nov 2020
11:56am, 12 Nov 2020
24,072 posts
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Johnny Blaze
If you read their stuff, Dom will piss off in January, having taken a wrecking ball to the Country. Can't say it would surprise me. His legacy will mean he is tarnished for the rest of his days although I dare say all the cronies currently benefiting from Johnson's spending spree will rush to offer him a few stipends for a couple of days' work a month, superforecasting the future - I can save them the money, it's gonna be shit.
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Nov 2020
12:30pm, 12 Nov 2020
3,227 posts
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J2R
It is unfathomable to me how someone unelected, with such utterly destructive (and largely stupid) ideas, could have been given such unconstrained power over the country, without many people even batting an eyelid.
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Nov 2020
1:33pm, 12 Nov 2020
12,228 posts
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rf_fozzy
I finding it quite amusing that Tory backbenchers are asking for an economic impact assessment of the 2nd lockdown, given that they voted *not* to do economic impact assessments on Brexit.
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Fantasy General Election
Jul 2024