I can see him & other tearaway Tories setting up an even worse party and trying to bring over there diehards. Him and his cronies have tasted blood (read: stealing from and fucking the public) and in my opinion, that isn't something they are going to want to give up completely.
@jack Boris isn't like the most far right in the party though, so that doesn't really make sense of me. I think it makes sense for the party to distance themselves from him however, as he has showed really bad ethicacy duing his period. His political career is basically over as I see it, unless he manages ro reinvent himself in some way. A big low for the UK, that's for sure.
I'd be worried that the Tory party would panic and do whatever it takes to bring them back into the fold, giving us an even more right leaning Tory party.
It seems to me the divide between Boris and the Tory establishment is more about populism than how far right he leans.
As long as they keep making themselves look like a bunch of incompetent idiots I guess I'm happy - it's just a shame they're doing it from a governing position and are hurting the country in the process.
I mean yes but also i am kind of glad he is out for now but his impact on the tories will still he there for years even if they lose their majority in tbe next GE i feel there will alot of his allies still there for now to continue to push in their direction from the back benches. But that's the cynic in me.
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