Jacob Rees-Mogg as Tory leader? I can’t quite see it…
With public responses like this, it’s hard to see Jacob Rees-Mogg succeeding where Theresa May has failed:
EL4JC: #ReadyForMogg? Yeah, when I'm done with Vlad the Impaler…. pic.twitter.com/BEmMqMkxne
— Momentum Bristol (@MomentumBristol) September 1, 2017
I bumped into Jacob Rees-Mogg yesterday. Don't think it's really fair to say he's too old-fashioned to lead Britain in the 21stC…. pic.twitter.com/1faK0ZQ9km
— Neil Clark (@NeilClark66) September 3, 2017
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Well he might just appeal to one or two very rich toffs who dream about taking the country back to the 18th century. I must stop there and have a really good laugh at the thought…
I think JRM is great, a fine actor. Who better to play the the upper class twit in a Monty Python sketch or a Jeeves and Wooster TV programme or film?
His only real option as a Minister (Prime or Sub-Prime Minister) is:
Minister for 16th Century Feudalism. Yup, if I believed in Feudalism and 16th Century government in 21st Century Britain……. no-one else would be a better choice!
He really is a nasty piece of work. The sooner we are rid of anachronisms like this the better.