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Praise the lord! The most dysfunctional government in my lifetime has been flushed away. It was downhill from the moment Cameron misjudged a decision to allow a Brexit vote. Having run away afterwards, we saw Rees-Mogg and his ERG wreck May's leadership opening the door for the buffoon...

A clever person I was speaking to last week said that the tories are effectively UKIP at the moment. We both felt that Farage joining would split the party and make it potentially even less supported.

Is it me? This campaign has become 'presidential to me, certainly from the tories. Every other party leader has 'subbed' out some roles whereas Sunk in the last couple of weeks is mostly going it alone.

Blimey, far too much Rees-Mogg, Patel, Braverman and Gullis in the limelight. Give someone else some airtime!

They just have to be out of work actors. Truly wonderful acting capabilities, and so utterly convincing.

Be fair. That is an outstanding revision of the 'good AIDS, bad AIDS' sketch.

I guess it depends how bigoted they are. A few months ago my 'all right jack' parents in law said they were going to vote Reform. Then it was back to Conservative until NF's u-turn. Bro in law will defo vote C.

I sensed perhaps some discomfort having to follow orders as well. She is normally one of their better performers and not too shabby an MP I understand.

Acting on same instructions/advice. Piss poor.

And the presenter isn't as weak as warm piss.

BBC's debate on Friday line up: Conservative: Penny Mordaunt Labour: Angela Rayner SNP: Stephen Flynn Lib Dems: Daisy Cooper Green: Carla Denyer Deformed: Nigel Farage Plaid Cymru: Rhun ap Iorwert

You can speak for yourself. I can't bear the duplicitous attention seeking kunnt and the pandering he gets from the media.

He's alive! She lives!

The expression I recall is 'all mouth and trousers'. I have not heard that in ages mind.