Dis-satisfaction with Bojo-The-Clown

[Nick]

Most likely wasn't intentional as ConservativeHome was left in the illustration caption.
As a website it probably gives a more accurate view of Tory party support than current official spin...

You never know with that minx 😝

[patman post]

Most likely wasn't intentional as ConservativeHome was left in the illustration caption.
As a website it probably gives a more accurate view of Tory party support than current official spin...

[Nick]

That seems an OTT opinion on ConservativeHome, which has a good reputation for correctly gauging opinion among Conservative supporters, and for gathering and organising Conservative grass roots support in favour, or against, contentious issues. Its views frequently appear to be the mainstream opinion of the wider party...

The deception was splitting Conservative and Home in the OP, making it look like an official Tory website. 

[patman post]

While I'm not a Tory and certainly not an admirer of Boris Johnson, I can't see what he might have done (or not done) that could push his approval rating among party members down to -10.3.

You seem to be impugning the intelligence and integrity of the bulk of Tory supporters.
Johnson's cock-ups, lies and jovial gigs may not have mattered to the wider world while a journalist or mayor. But his misspeaking and lack of knowledge of his brief in parliament (Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is one example) have been noted by Tories at large, as have his blustering at PMQ, and "inattention" to parliamentary rules while PM.
Even the blue-rinses and Col Blimps of Tunbridge Wells (so beloved of some here) are beginning to murmur...

[HDQQ]

So -
Rishi Sunak, who has been pursuing what could be seen by many Tories as a left-wing interventionist spending policy re. covid-19 gets an approval rating of 81.5
Jacob Rees-Mogg, who is consistently flippant and condescending in an old-fashioned and somewhat snobbish way, gets 44.8
Dominic Raab, who hasn't demonstrated any capability to do anything, gets 59.7

While I'm not a Tory and certainly not an admirer of Boris Johnson, I can't see what he might have done (or not done) that could push his approval rating among party members down to -10.3.
I mean, compare Johnson with Trump, who deserves an approval rating off the bottom of the scale among republicans by now.

These stats seem very inconsistent and and don't indicate any concensus within the Tory membership.

[Sheepy]

Standard Tory conference then, set the stall for weeks before and show leader as sub-standard, although in this case as the last, it isn't so difficult.

[patman post]

You trying to pass some Mickey Mouse website as an official Tory website.

That seems an OTT opinion on ConservativeHome, which has a good reputation for correctly gauging opinion among Conservative supporters, and for gathering and organising Conservative grass roots support in favour, or against, contentious issues. Its views frequently appear to be the mainstream opinion of the wider party...

[papasmurf]

You trying to pass some Mickey Mouse website as an official Tory website.

I did not such thing. You must be the only person in Britain who doesn't know it is not the Tory official website.  I did  not embolden it, I mere used the usual convention of capitalisation.

[Nick]

What are you on about?

You trying to pass some Mickey Mouse website as an official Tory website. 

[papasmurf]

Ah but you did alter its name.
You took conservativehome and made it Conservative Home which is classed as sharp practice in my book.

What are you on about?

[johnofgwent]

Who is Gavin Williamson ? And I bet you Rishi won't be half as popular when he starts clawing back the handouts.

But then again, why does any of this matter ?

[Nick]

I merely referenced it.  I did not alter it's name.

Ah but you did alter its name.
You took conservativehome and made it Conservative Home which is classed as sharp practice in my book.

[papasmurf]

And it's a totally independent website, not as you worded it.

I merely referenced it.  I did not alter it's name.

[Nick]

From the Conservative Home Website:-

https://www.conservativehome.com/thetorydiary/2020/10/our-cabinet-league-table-the-prime-minister-falls-into-negative-territory.html

And it's a totally independent website, not as you worded it.

[Streetwalker]

What the Tory's think of Johnson is of no concern until next year