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22ANDUK · 03-05-2008, 11:14 AM

Should Boris Johnson enjoy great success in the role of Mayor of London - handling the £11bn budget well, tackling crime, improving public transport and in many othes ways improving London (as well as remaining free of any serious or damaging gaffes or policies) - what chance Boris for the role of Prime Minister?

A Boris Johnson, with all his skills as a person - in making politics accessible to apathetic people, in using his wit and humour appropriately and in engaging and relating to the voter - combined with a new found discipline, management of the world's greatest cities and noew found leadership qualities, could well be placed for the top-job. Should David Cameron either be elected as Prime Minister and step down, or never quite make it, would a Conservative Party ever turn to Johnson?

Finding him a seat wouldn't be a problem and such a notion isn't that unbelievable, for Johnson does have some 'Churchillian' qualities - in his aforementioned wit, public speaking and ability to involve and inspire.

So, what chance Prime Minister Boris?!

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22ANDUK Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 1,438	Prime Minister Johnson Should Boris Johnson enjoy great success in the role of Mayor of London - handling the £11bn budget well, tackling crime, improving public transport and in many othes ways improving London (as well as remaining free of any serious or damaging gaffes or policies) - what chance Boris for the role of Prime Minister? A Boris Johnson, with all his skills as a person - in making politics accessible to apathetic people, in using his wit and humour appropriately and in engaging and relating to the voter - combined with a new found discipline, management of the world's greatest cities and noew found leadership qualities, could well be placed for the top-job. Should David Cameron either be elected as Prime Minister and step down, or never quite make it, would a Conservative Party ever turn to Johnson? Finding him a seat wouldn't be a problem and such a notion isn't that unbelievable, for Johnson does have some 'Churchillian' qualities - in his aforementioned wit, public speaking and ability to involve and inspire. So, what chance Prime Minister Boris?!