PMQs

MayBee70

Kali2

David Davis 'for the love of God, man, GO'

and Ian Blackford 'operation save Big Dog has turned into a big dog's dinner'

I missed it. I was awake half of the night, couldn’t wait for PMQT and then lost concentration just before Davis spoke. I’ve just seen it on the news but it wasn’t the same as seeing it live!

Here it is

www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-60056482

On another matter, what did BJ have for breakfast? It certainly perked him up for today's appearance, after his 'hangdog' and 'sackcloth and ashes' appearance yesterday. I suspect a sneak preview of the Grey report over his weetabix has perked him up. Other cereals are available

Keir Starmer was right 'to suck the marrow' out of 'Big Dog's bone with his questions. It's the hot topic at the moment.
David Davis made my day. Ranks alongside the Portillo moment.
I gather someone on their way out commented, 'What a dick.' Now, was that directed at David Davis, Christian Wakeford or 'Big Dog' himself?
We await the report.
On another matter, what did BJ have for breakfast? It certainly perked him up for today's appearance, after his 'hangdog' and 'sackcloth and ashes' appearance yesterday.

MerylStreep

Funny old world isn’t it ( on here) when David Davis is now a poster boy of honesty when when he was negotiating with the eu he was portrayed as the devil incarnate. ?

Arrogance beyond belief, let him resign and stand under a different flag.

BIL met him at a business meeting in the HOC years ago and described him as being thick.

The overuse of the Wait for the Sue Gray report mantra fills me with misgivings. My cynical self suspects that it is already known that it will contain no criticism of the PM. Time will tell.

MerylStreep

Funny old world isn’t it ( on here) when David Davis is now a poster boy of honesty when when he was negotiating with the eu he was portrayed as the devil incarnate. ?

Funny old world isn’t it ( on here) when David Davis is now the devil incarnate when he was negotiating with the eu he was portrayed as a poster boy of honesty. ?

No comments on the Tory MP crossing over to Labour? Seeing some earlier clips he didn't sound as though he would leave the Tories any time soon so he must have been very rattled by the comments of his constituents.

I don't think Johnson will go. He was full of confidence today and I'm surprised by some people I have spoken to who think he is being got at over nothing!
Starmer seemed more animated and I was glad to hear Davis come straight to the point and tell him to go.

He is right Johnson has been there too long.

I think MerylStreep that his previous history made that moment of truth even more powerful. The significance of "in the name of God, go" will not be lost on MPs.

It was rather good today, and I was glad to see Starmer ramping it up a bit. But, Johnson was looking more confident, more cocky, so my thinking is that he knows he is about to be exonerated by the Sue Gray report. To my mind, the relaxation of the covid19 regulations is more likely to be to keep the Tory backbenchers at bay, rather then the virus. Johnson has, I suspect, made yet another pact with the devil and will survive. I do agree that other than Starmer, as Leader of HM Opposition, the continual requests for Johnson's resignation were a bit of a let down, and I feel that the questions could have been used to better effect such as in questioning what is planned to offset the terrifying increases in gas and electricity.

Funny old world isn’t it ( on here) when David Davis is now a poster boy of honesty when when he was negotiating with the eu he was portrayed as the devil incarnate. ?

David Davis has done a couple of web chats on Dr Johns covid blog. He had a scientific background and must surely be critical of Johnson’s handling of the pandemic.

Not often I praise David Davis, but that was the best parliamentary moment since Geoffrey Howe and the dead sheep savaging.

MayBee70

Kali2

David Davis 'for the love of God, man, GO'

and Ian Blackford 'operation save Big Dog has turned into a big dog's dinner'

I missed it. I was awake half of the night, couldn’t wait for PMQT and then lost concentration just before Davis spoke. I’ve just seen it on the news but it wasn’t the same as seeing it live!

? always the way isn’t it

All politicians Kali2, once and for all. People off the street could do better !

Boris Johnson said he didn't know what David Davis was talking about and didn't recognise the quote. ?
I would have thought that quote ought to have a bit of resonance for somebody who claims to be an expert on British history and Churchill (Cromwell to the Long Parliament then Leo Amery to Chamberlain).

Kali2

David Davis 'for the love of God, man, GO'

and Ian Blackford 'operation save Big Dog has turned into a big dog's dinner'

I missed it. I was awake half of the night, couldn’t wait for PMQT and then lost concentration just before Davis spoke. I’ve just seen it on the news but it wasn’t the same as seeing it live!

The 'lot of them' EllanVanim? Do you mean all the Tories, or all Politicians?

David Davis 'for the love of God, man, GO'

and Ian Blackford 'operation save Big Dog has turned into a big dog's dinner'

An utter shambles. Chaos.

I don't know about Covid killing people, the suicide rate will increase along with starvation and the cold will kill many.

I've lost all confidence with the lot of them ! All they're doing is thoroughly enjoying themselves mudslinging while the country's going to rack and ruin.

And now confirmation that all restrictions will be dropped next Thursday, as predicted. No mention of availability of tests and if they will be free and freely available.

westendgirl

David Davis has clearly told Johnson that he should go. Loudly and clearly to great effect the former cabinet member gave a short statement but there was no doubting his anger, as he told Johnson he had been there too long.

Gosh he was as if he was his Dad telling him off! Impressive.

I don't think it was asking, but very very clearly telling.

David Davis has clearly told Johnson that he should go. Loudly and clearly to great effect the former cabinet member gave a short statement but there was no doubting his anger, as he told Johnson he had been there too long.

Ooph! David Davis asking the PM to resign.