May's out. Who's in?

[RandBlade]

I think Vine's point has gone over your head. He's not crazy.

He had an act that his audience loved, which is what he was getting paid for. But it was an act. That's the point of Vine's story. All the blustering, the foolhardiness, the clowning around - it was put on and he did it very well.

[Loki]

I think Vine's point has gone over your head. He's not crazy.

He had an act that his audience loved, which is what he was getting paid for. But it was an act. That's the point of Vine's story. All the blustering, the foolhardiness, the clowning around - it was put on and he did it very well.

If only the lack of preparedness (except for a made-up anti-EU story that contributed to the stupidity of Brexit) and lack of shame to go along with it wasn't his MO on all issues.

[GGT]

I think Vine's point has gone over your head. He's not crazy.

He had an act that his audience loved, which is what he was getting paid for. But it was an act. That's the point of Vine's story. All the blustering, the foolhardiness, the clowning around - it was put on and he did it very well.

Don't be distracted by his theatrics, that seems to be part of his shtick. The US got distracted by the antics of a blustering clown, and look what that got us.

When someone shows their character, believe it. Isn't there someone other than Boris that you could support because they 'share your principles'?

[RandBlade]

Don't be distracted by his theatrics, that seems to be part of his shtick. The US got distracted by the antics of a blustering clown, and look what that got us.

When someone shows their character, believe it. Isn't there someone other than Boris that you could support because they 'share your principles'?

Yes: Hunt, Javid, Gove.
No: Raab
No now but possiby next time: Stewart.

But they're not going to win.