Boris Johnson / 114 votes Jeremy Hunt / 43 votes Michael Gove / 37 votes Dominic Raab / 27 votes Sajid Javid / 23 votes Matt Hancock / 20 votes Rory Stewart / 19 votes
Eliminated Andrea Leadsom / 11 votes Mark Harper / 10 votes Esther McVey / 9 votes
It all boils down to who the losers throw their support behind.
Pres. Trump seems to think highly of Boris Johnson.
I’d be very surprised if Boris Johnson becomes PM
He’s hated by many, and carries a lot of baggage.
The corrupt establishment uniparty in the UK need a fresh faced stooge to continue Theresa May’s fraudulent work - to deliver Brexit without really delivering Brexit
I expect Jeremy Hunt to win - there was a reason Trump met with him 6 times during the state visit.
If he maintains 114 votes, he is assured making it to the final two. With 313, that means 199 votes remaining so no two other candidates can get more votes than him... if that 114 keeps.
As an outside observer, I’m not sure that Boris Johnson is a true Brexiter. More of an opportunist if you ask me. However, he may still be the right man even if this is true. In order to ensure a success of his prime ministership, he will have to deliver a successful Brexit. Even if he is just an opportunist, he knows that he has to deliver on his promises. Better to have him than a Theresa May. He’s even talking about a no Brexit deal being on the table.
Brits can do better than BoJo.
The party that has sat on its hands while Tommy Robinson was persecuted in the courts, while two babies were stolen from their parents trying to escape the UK for treatment, while people continue to get threats from police for saying “bad” things about Islam, and while their own deep state ran opposition research against Trump?
Some conservative party.
6 guys left. 3 are aresholes.
That leaves Bojo, Raab, and Gove.
What do you guys think of Raab?