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The Tories' next leader and our PM

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ChrisHB Jul 2016 9:59am, 8 Jul 2016 13,495 posts	Quote Pin ChrisHB Better here than in the Referendum thread.
LazyDaisy Jul 2016 10:19am, 8 Jul 2016 14,866 posts	Quote Pin LazyDaisy May not Leadsom. PLEASE!! (It really comes to something when I'm rooting for Teresa May :-().
jennywren Jul 2016 10:24am, 8 Jul 2016 12,881 posts	Quote Pin jennywren It doesn't bear thinking about. Either of them
Night-owl Jul 2016 10:29am, 8 Jul 2016 24,406 posts	Quote Pin Night-owl Agrees with Jenny
westmoors Jul 2016 11:10am, 8 Jul 2016 931 posts	Quote Pin westmoors I don't know anything about Leadsom to really comment. I think I'm more worried about the yanks next president
PeterFay Jul 2016 11:19am, 8 Jul 2016 4,362 posts	Quote Pin PeterFay None of the above. Really up shit creek when you're wishing Cameron was back!
Wriggling Snake Jul 2016 11:32am, 8 Jul 2016 12,341 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake I find it amazing, The Tories, via Cameron, have managed to take us out of Europe, and then elect a leader (probably) who thinks we should have stayed in, what a mess. There should, if not, must, be a general election as we have the current situation where the majority of the voting population may not agree with it's leader. As I said, what a mess. What a fine mess.
Wriggling Snake Jul 2016 11:33am, 8 Jul 2016 12,342 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake I forgot to say, at least we have our country back and we can make our own decisions.
Velociraptor Jul 2016 11:42am, 8 Jul 2016 34,057 posts	Quote Pin Velociraptor I'm not wishing Cameron back. He's just a spiv. But it comes to something if you've got someone who worked in investment banking being touted as the candidate with real-world experience, even taking out the Walter Mitty allegations. I can imagine Theresa May having what it takes to boss people around and get things done. That's some sort of a start.
TRO Saracen Jul 2016 11:53am, 8 Jul 2016 13,148 posts	Quote Pin TRO Saracen May at least looks competent and is probably best placed to steer us to the most likely (and preferred) destination given where we are now: a nominal 'out' of the EU but with much of the flavour of 'In' retained, maybe as some sort of associate member status. This is what could happen once the nutters on 'our' and 'their' side (the old drunk Juncker) are sidelined, the posturing stops and both parties get round the table to make the best of the situation.