So Andrew Tate wants to ‘run for PM.’ And some Americans think this is a good idea.
Andrew Tate is running for Prime Minister of the UK.
He is going to win & he is going to be one of the most badass people to ever be elected.
The entire world needs Andrew Tate to win.
Thank you for doing this @Cobratate
— Derrick Evans (@DerrickEvans4WV) January 6, 2025
A couple of things here. No one runs for PM. The prime minister is the leader of the largest party in the House of Commons and is invited by the Crown to form a government. This isn’t a presidential election. Secondly, Tate is a nasty piece of work who is currently accused of the very crimes that have just ensnared the UK government. So frying pan and fire springs to mind.
Yes, we need a change of government. A narcissistic neanderthal, less so. On the plus side, regardless of political affiliation, a majority will never vote for this knuckle-dragger.
Andrew Tate? I think that I’ve heard the name but can’t remember who he is or what he is known for.
He is currently under house arrest in Romania while they investigate people smuggling and child sex accusations. The man thinks he is some sort of alpha male who teaches incels how to date women. He sees women as second-class citizens who are merely playthings for men. A real piece of work, frankly.
This really is laughable
Tate has converted into islam. ‘Nuff said.
That, too.
Perfect PM for the UK then 8-(
We used to treasure our eccentrics… but they had to be lovable.
There’s a big difference between ‘eccentrics’ and ‘effing nutcases’.
To be accurate ‘The prime minister is the leader of the largest party in the House of Commons and is invited by the Crown to form a government’ is not a rule, it is merely a long-standing convention in the UK system.
There is nothing preventing anyone being invited to form a government, for example, Nigel Farage (only 5 MPs) could become Prime Minister of a coalition government made up of over 325 MPs from various parties. Unlikely perhaps, but constitutionally feasible.
It’s not even a legal requirement to be an MP in order to become Prime Minister, so any of us could do it – and probably far better than any recent one.
True, but it is never going to happen.
Alec Douglas-Hime was Prime Minister for two weeks between rejecting his peerage on 23 October 1963 and becoming MP for Kinross and West Perthshire on 7 November 1963. So yes, it can happen and it did happen.
Andrew Tate isn’t going to be PM though. 😉