Next Tory Leader & May's Exit Date (2019)

[Dallas]

I'm not sure why it is exactly but something about Rory Stewart's campaign so far make me think he could do well
Currently at 22.0

Just touched 10s, Need to start looking for an exit soon

Still waiting for some sort of drift on BoJo who I layed at 1.17 a few days ago

[superfrank]

Boris won't drift much unless he has a shocker in tonight's debate.

The membership is much more Pro-Brexit (and more right wing) than the current set of Tory MPs. I can see Stewart getting 2nd place because the others (apart from Boris) are much of a muchness in terms of policy.

[ShaunWhite]

Boris won't drift much unless he has a shocker in tonight's debate.

+1
The only risk for Boris is that there isn't a live audience for him to play for laughs. If he plays the comedian and the others point out that it's no f-kin joking matter, they might might sow some seeds of doubt. If he wants to be the class clown, then they should make him look like one because they can't attack his proposals when most just want to do the same anyway.

[dragontrades]

The biggest threat to Boris is without a doubt Boris

[Dallas]

Boris won't drift much unless he has a shocker in tonight's debate.

+1
The only risk for Boris is that there isn't a live audience for him to play for laughs. If he plays the comedian and the others point out that it's no f-kin joking matter, they might might sow some seeds of doubt. If he wants to be the class clown, then they should make him look like one because they can't attack his proposals when most just want to do the same anyway.

That was more or less my thought process behind it.
@1.17 I couldn't see him shortening any further anytime soon (unless everyone suddenly pulled out), so based it on fairly risk-free trade with a potential of a brief upswing if he says or does something daft.

Having him hid away has obviously lowered the chances slightly

[greenmark]

Recording Tory Leader debate - watching Italy v Brazil Womens World Cup.
That''s my priority.

Boris won't drift much unless he has a shocker in tonight's debate.

+1
The only risk for Boris is that there isn't a live audience for him to play for laughs. If he plays the comedian and the others point out that it's no f-kin joking matter, they might might sow some seeds of doubt. If he wants to be the class clown, then they should make him look like one because they can't attack his proposals when most just want to do the same anyway.

That was more or less my thought process behind it.
@1.17 I couldn't see him shortening any further anytime soon (unless everyone suddenly pulled out), so based it on fairly risk-free trade with a potential of a brief upswing if he says or does something daft.

Having him hid away has obviously lowered the chances slightly

[Naffman]

Rory Stewart genuinely looks scary

[dragontrades]

chair needs to get a grip

[Dallas]

There was a bit of talk about everyone ganging up on Boris but seems its Rory who copping it all

[Dallas]

I can't help thinking Rory looks like Benjamin Button

[superfrank]

I can't help thinking Rory looks like Benjamin Button

He needs to learn how to sit on a stool.

[greenmark]

Not watched it yet, but impressed by the level of intelectual debate on here.

I can't help thinking Rory looks like Benjamin Button

He needs to learn how to sit on a stool.

[Naffman]

Amazes me how 37 MP's voted for Stewart

[dragontrades]

What a bunch of wankers

[jimibt]

What a bunch of wankers

yeah - all of them, just mass-debating