Justine McCarthy had an article in The Sunday Times today all but demanding Mary Lou is made Taosieach, just as the people had demanded so themselves in the election
I canât see any mention of Mary Lou in that
Most stuff goes over your head Iâd say
No mention of SF or MlMcD
That alternative reality must be great craic
The Greens have been bought off. Canât believe that slimey Cork prick is going to be Taoiseach. A sad day for politics in this country. On the brightside FF will be destroyed.
I wouldnât be sure yet. The Greens are fairly divided and it would want to be a knock out programme for gov to get past their membership
I understand 2/3s of the green members need to agree any programme . @Little_Lord_Fauntleroy might tell us a bit more
FF grassroots wonât accede to this as easy as predicted surely? Once Mcguinness O Cuiv etc start stirring in background I reckon Martin will have a problem
FF are in bother in the short term whatever way they jump now. The C&S did more damage to FF than the financial crash
Will the grassroots get a say? Wasnât Martin saying that they wonât be giving the grassroots a vote on whether they enter government or not?
Iâd agree. Think the newcomers will be extremely cautious about coalition with FFG
Could ff split over this? Dev jr starts new ff
Iâd say the likes of McGuinness and OâCuiv have had a fitful at this stage. They might just let it take its course in the hope that Martin will fall on his sword
Why would Leo let Martin be Taoiseach when they are absolutely destroying them in the polls?
Becasue the poles are not to be trusted
Theyâd have nothing to come back to Iâd imagine. Risky business
Possibly but Martin seems to be intent in following this thing through with fg.
He is so scared shitless of SF that heâs isnât cunning enough to really halt their gallop by jumping into bed with them.
FG have dodged some bullets since election results.
Wouldnât be surprised if FG find an excuse to not enter government and force another election based on their rise in the polls.
Thatâll be part of the deal âa rotating Taoiseachâ