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Cause he's so popular that I hear about him in my own country. Dude must be super awesome. Especially with young people. The ones living paycheck to paycheck especially love billionaires. GO RISHI GO (away).
this post was submitted on 02 Jul 2024
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I thought he was supposed to be going to the US. I can't see him staying if he loses bad.
It'll be interesting to see if he stays or goes.
Job prospects must’ve dried up
Why would he need one as a billionaire?
Dave said he would stick around regardless of the results of Brexit...
"if the party loses the election". As if there was an "if" in that.
But I have to admit he is brave - he finally ran the Tory ship aground at flank speed ahead, and believes his party idiots will be thankful for getting unemployed. Good luck with that.
Yeah right. Sure. Absolutely. That's definitely going to happen.
He should just go now
To be honest I think he'd make quite a good leader of the opposition with his schoolboy debating style. I don't foresee he'll be around for long though.
It's actually a good idea for him to stay on for a bit. But first, he has to hold on to his seat...
Why / the tories are about to suffer the worst defeat in history and he can make 100x the money elsewhere.
He already has money. He needs power and influence for his father in-law business interests.
He’s more influential when he’s finished
Doubt the party will let him stay tbh