How long will Boris last?

varian - you cannot even say the word 'referendum' without inserting 'fraudulent' in front of it. If it was fraudulent as you maintain then why didn't Gina Miller stop the process? She had the finest legal minds working on it and did everything possible to stop it happening.
She's a liar by the way. I heard her correcting Andrew Neil when he said she tried to stop Brexit. 'No I didn't' she said. 'I was showing that it was not being done legally'. But in fact she had tried to stop it, because she told everyone how to vote to stop Brexit!

If Keir Starmer has anything to do with the mess of the Labour Party he'll get rid of those fossilised Lefties who are to blame for so many principled socialists leaving the Party. The former Labour Party members who voted for the hypocritical Johnson will soon have cause to regret it.

Out of those who voted Conservative in 2015, the result in the fraudulent referendum of 2016 was -

Leave 61%
Remain 39%

Out of those who voted Labour in 2015, the result in the fraudulent referendum of 2016 was -

Leave 35%
Remain 65%

So we can see that there was a higher proportion of Conservative Remainers than Labour Leavers.

Did anyone ever see the Brexit Broadcasting Corporation do a vox-pop in a Conservative Remain seat?

I certainly didn't.

He will have mucked everything up LONG before next Dec's EU deadline.

Perhaps it is because these brexitory supporting poor folk read The Sun, The Express and The Daily Mail and have watched endless vox-pops from the Brexit Broadcasting Corporation visiting Labour leave constituencies and hearing the man in Weatherspoons saying "we voted leave. Why haven't we left yet?"

Let’s be clear though - it’s older, less educated people who are voting Tory. They’ve given him a chance but I imagine they won’t tolerate broken promises - the older generation don’t take kindly to poor service.

www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/election-results-working-class-age-tories-labour-boris-johnson-yougov-a9249936.html%3famp

Many have asked: why did the poor/disenfranchised/ vulnerable vote conservative. This might explain. Not my words.

"Perhaps it's because working class people don't want to be labelled as 'vulnerable' and are insulted by offers of 'protection'. Perhaps it's because the elite pity can so quickly switch to loathing and contempt when the very same working class people being pitied deign to express a political opinion.
Or perhaps it's because people want political agency, not charity

2 years. I think he will crash us out of the EU and leave someone else to sort out the mess.

Can those of you that are jubilant at the thought of no deal please explain to me what that will entail and also how that solves the Irish problem. Also, given that the pound has now plummeted again at the threat of no deal, how can it be such a good thing?

Hear, hear! Magicnonna!?????

Congratulations to Boris. Long may he last!

I am too depressed to think about it.

Alisue: He promised we would LEAVE WITHOUT A DEAL BY THE 31st of October this year ! Did that happen? AGREAT BIG NO is the answer. HES A LIAR
Weren't you paying attention Alisue? He did everything in his power to leave by that date but the HoC blocked him, mostly remainer MPs. It was totally beyond his control.

The north only voted for him because he promised brexit by the end of January 2020.. I still don’t believe we will leave the EU on that date. And we won’t be leaving without a deal of some sort. He promised we would LEAVE WITHOUT A DEAL BY THE 31st of October this year ! Did that happen?
AGREAT BIG NO is the answer. HES A LIAR ALWAYS HAS BEEN ALWAYS WILL BE . I DONT TRUST ANT TORIE

Just that a Customs Union (NOT the same as the single market and free movement) would have been a better deal.

That is very like the old CM and would have ironed out the NI problem ... and the Scottish Border in years to come.

Yes, they should have stopped at Maastricht and then we might have been OK

(sorry, I couldn’t resist )

Labaik
Apologies. I meant to reply to yehbutnobut.

Labaik
Yes. I didn't vote to join the common market but came to accept it, but as I said Maarstrict was a step too far.

And what a man he is!

I agree that he'll be here for the duration

And probably be re-elected

I agree with Lemongrove Urmstongran and others. Cometh the hour cometh the man. I think Boris will want to be remembered as more than just the saviour of Brexit. I see him lasting at least five years, maybe ten. He will want to leave a good legacy, but keeping everyone happy is never going to be easy. He will give it his best shot, help the NHS and try to keep the north happy.
A lot of spinning plates as someone said, but can anyone here think of anyone in any party who is strong enough to deliver on all that?

Johnson has a huge majority; his party is now full of fresh faced yes men and women. Most of those who opposed him on both sides of parliament have gone. All he needs now is for his counterpart, Trump to be re elected. He's here for the duration....[heaven help us]

suttonJ; the cute baby card will be used when the leader of this country [ie Dominic Cummings] thinks the time is right....

MS you were happy to be in the Common Market?

Davidhs
Speaking for myself I don't want us to have any advantage over a member state. I'm happy to go back to pre Maarstrict.