Oh dear
tbf that is the exact sort of petty shit I like to see. So obviously naff but, will wind Boris up no end.
Yeah, donât mind it.
Oh god weâre importing the performative liberal bullshit from the states.
I dunno, it just seems so lame. I donât see Boris getting wound up about it, it gives him the âheâs not taking this seriouslyâ argument.
Thereâs a lot of truth to this, I think
This is kind of naff, but weâd probably be going âYES KING, SLAY HIMâ if this had been Corbyn tbf.
Feel like those Tories dislike John Lewis because itâs a worker owned busines, which is exactly the reason why John Lewis is good (I feel very strongly that I would like a JL armchair and knowing Boris Johnson would chuck one away only adds to the appeal)
Itâs a weird one. My dad is a lifelong Tory, always gives me and M John Lewis vouchers for Christmas and birthday but despises Johnson
Iâd say itâs got much more to do with them being toff as fuck. And most of their furniture is handed down from generation to generation. Rather than something so base as being bought from a shop.
Although if J-Lew and Co-op are going to become the kernel of a worker uprising, thatâs completely fine by me.
As Michael Jopling said (and Alan Clarke recounted) of Michael Hesteltine: âThe trouble with Michael is that he had to buy all his furnitureâ
Am I missing something regarding the Lib Dems? Have 2% of the country just suddenly remembered they exist? I canât think of any other reason theyâd have made gains.
They always seem to do better on the run up to mid-term elections.
Plus, I think a lot of the movement in general is Labour supporters indicating that theyâre less likely to vote, which leads to a rise in other partiesâ support, even if no one else is actually being added to their âpileâ.
Thatâs the one. Knew there was an actual quote to be had about it but couldnât for the life of me remember the names involved.
Of course the BBC help manufacture some kind of high ground for the Tories over Keithâs JLew visit