11-06-2020, 06:39 AM
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Boris and Covid.
HiWe have not done well.
However you look at it, even given the different ways of counting it.
https://truepublica.org.uk/united-ki...-in-the-world/
The impact in our Finances is also one of the worst in the World.
I am no Tory, I do not believe that Corbyn would have done any better.
What I am convinced of is the Tory Government has many better Leaders than Boris.
David Davies and Rishi for example, both committed Brexiteers.
11-06-2020, 03:32 PM
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Re: Boris and Covid.
I don't like to criticise too much as it is a first time , every leader has been thrown in the deep end and had to struggle to deal with this co-vid. We don't know if another leader would have done better.But I do admit to feeling like Boris has lost his way ..is blundering along and now sounding very out of touch.
He's not been the same since he came back after having had Covid. Perhaps he's not totally recovered? Perhaps he's too distracted cooing over his new little son?
11-06-2020, 05:07 PM
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Re: Boris and Covid.
Originally Posted by Morticia
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I don't like to criticise too much as it is a first time , every leader has been thrown in the deep end and had to struggle to deal with this co-vid. We don't know if another leader would have done better.But I do admit to feeling like Boris has lost his way ..is blundering along and now sounding very out of touch.
He's not been the same since he came back after having had Covid. Perhaps he's not totally recovered? Perhaps he's too distracted cooing over his new little son?
Well said Morti.
I also think that if you don't like someone to start with, they won't do any good in your eyes whatever the poor buggers do.
Don't forget Boris was also new to the job, it's not as if he had been PM for years, plus he was ill as Morti already said.
How many people here could walk in such a powerful job and within only 7 months in their new job, have all the answers to so many serious nightmares?
And on top of all that, now this terrible black v white hatred to deal with too.
All this was sprung on all of us out of the blue. What time would anyone have to prepare for such a tidal wave of serious things to deal with.
It's easy to criticise, but unless you could do better, maybe just think it over a bit more first.
12-06-2020, 08:50 AM
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Re: Boris and Covid.
Originally Posted by mups
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well said morti. I also think that if you don't like someone to start with, they won't do any good in your eyes whatever the poor buggers do.
Don't forget boris was also new to the job, it's not as if he had been pm for years, plus he was ill as morti already said.
How many people here could walk in such a powerful job and within only 7 months in their new job, have all the answers to so many serious nightmares?
And on top of all that, now this terrible black v white hatred to deal with too.
All this was sprung on all of us out of the blue. What time would anyone have to prepare for such a tidal wave of serious things to deal with.
It's easy to criticise, but unless you could do better, maybe just think it over a bit more first.
12-06-2020, 09:02 AM
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Re: Boris and Covid.
Originally Posted by Morticia
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I don't like to criticise too much as it is a first time , every leader has been thrown in the deep end and had to struggle to deal with this co-vid. We don't know if another leader would have done better.But I do admit to feeling like Boris has lost his way ..is blundering along and now sounding very out of touch.
He's not been the same since he came back after having had Covid. Perhaps he's not totally recovered? Perhaps he's too distracted cooing over his new little son?
But as mentioned all seemed to change after his spell in hospital.His speeches now seem to have turned into the usual politicians clap trap.
12-06-2020, 09:09 AM
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Re: Boris and Covid.
Originally Posted by Mups
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Well said Morti. I also think that if you don't like someone to start with, they won't do any good in your eyes whatever the poor buggers do.
Don't forget Boris was also new to the job, it's not as if he had been PM for years, plus he was ill as Morti already said.
How many people here could walk in such a powerful job and within only 7 months in their new job, have all the answers to so many serious nightmares?
And on top of all that, now this terrible black v white hatred to deal with too.
All this was sprung on all of us out of the blue. What time would anyone have to prepare for such a tidal wave of serious things to deal with.
It's easy to criticise, but unless you could do better, maybe just think it over a bit more first.
12-06-2020, 09:11 AM
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Re: Boris and Covid.
HiBoris was not responsible for the state we found ourselves in.
These were decisions taken by his predecessors.
He is however responsible for the decisions he has taken, or in particular, his reluctance to take decisions.
He is also responsible for his public declarations on how well we are doing.
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