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Poll: Should Boris Johnson go or stay?

Should Boris Johnson resign as Prime Minister?

  • No, Boris Johnson should remain in office.

    Votes: 6 6.7%
  • Yes, Boris Johnson should leave the office.

    Votes: 73 82.0%
  • Not sure / Don't know / Not bothered.

    Votes: 8 9.0%
  • I don't have an opinion until the Sue Gray / Met Police Report is published.

    Votes: 2 2.2%

  • Total voters
    89
  • Poll closed .
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GrimsbyPacer

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I must emphasise this, the poll is not about whether Boris Johnson is innocent or guilty of having or not having the alleged parties in lockdown.

What this poll is asking, is that in your opinion, should the Prime-Minister resign from office because of the bad publicity and political stalemate caused by the accusations, which for whatever reason, have not had a full report published.

You may feel the prime minister should not leave office over such a trivial matter blown out of proportion.
Or you may feel that the outrageous situation is causing damage to the government's reputation.

Either way, do you personally want him to step down, or to carry on?
Please refrain from dismissing or promoting the political views of others on the thread, this thread wants your natural opinion made before any arguments or discussions here. Feel free to list a reason for you vote, or lack of vote, but don't critic anyone else's reasonings.

This time limited poll lasts one week only, starting 22:54 on January 29th.
Many thanks. :)
 
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To me he comes across as an overgrown public school buffoon, and I find it hard to trust anything he says.
Not just about the alleged "parties", but also about the way he is willing to ignore / break treaties he has signed about post-Brexit trade with Ireland.
 

brad465

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I know polls on different forums/platforms are essentially polling echo chambers, but I was surprised to see that after 36 votes no-one voted for saying he should stay in office (expect that to change overtime of this thread being open).
 

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He should go, but then comes the problem of who replaces him? Few if any of the current cabinet are suitable but may wind up replacing him. If the Gray report is damning, then he has to go.
 

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To me he comes across as an overgrown public school buffoon, and I find it hard to trust anything he says.
Not just about the alleged "parties", but also about the way he is willing to ignore / break treaties he has signed about post-Brexit trade with Ireland.
He is no buffoon; that is just an act.

He is a narcissist and a nasty one at that.
 

alexjames10

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The numbers bod above has it right.

He is an obvious charlatan and proven liar. Any competent psych would diagnose his personality as “obsessive compulsive narcissist disordered”. Just like Trump. And yet the foolish UK electorate voted him into power. Or more accurately, failed to vote against him. I find it somewhat embarrassing to live in a country populated by so many halfwits.
 

alex397

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I knew Johnson had become very unpopular, but I’m still quite surprised to see a very strong result here.

I can’t possibly see how the vile man can last in power much longer.
 

Spamcan81

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Mixed opinions on this. Part of me wants him to go now in the hope of getting even a half decent replacement. Another prt of me wants him to stay and inflict as much damage on the Tories as possible, thereby making it more likely they will get kicked out at the next election and spend years in the wilderness.
 
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