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The new "Prime Minister" will have no legitimacy.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1142262/tory-leadership-vote-today-odds-latest-candidates-boris-johnson-rory-stewart-debate


Rory Stewart in talks with Gove for joint bid to take out Boris.

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What a preposterous thought.
It seems to me that Rory Stewart is streets ahead of the imbecile Gove. There seems little doubt that the buffoon Johnson will be on the final ballot paper, but with Javid and Hunt again proving that they are more concerned with self than with truth in that they are offering a Brexit solution, which they must know is untenable.However, truth, even with self has never been part of Conservative psyche.
The whole field of candidates, all five of them and soon to be reduced again, have shown little to command a view that any of them are fit to be the Prime Minister of this country. Leader of the Conservative party Yes but never a PM. That is one of the vagaries of the British political system. In a few weeks time, the members of the conservative party in the country will take the decision on who will go to Number 10. A decision which will affect the lives of 46 million people who will have no say or influence in the final outcome. This is an outrageous, disgraceful and scandalous contempt for the people of this country and an affront to democracy. The first thing that the new leader of the conservative country should do (he will never be PM as far as I am concerned) is to admit that he has no legitimacy as PM and call a General election.
We can then change the mathematical make up of the Commons, and provide a government for the many not the few.


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