First Chapters: Boristopia

[AndyC]

Given current circumstances, we simply have to run this particular first chapter...

 

[Walpurgisnacht]

Given current circumstances, we simply have to run this particular first chapter...

Still one of my favourite TLIADs.
The bit near the end where Gove confronts Boris over his e-voting plans is still brilliant, and the debate against Chukka was painful to read.

 

[Thande]

Of course, the last time a preview of this was posted back when Boris was actually really going to become PM in OTL, it promptly jinxed him...

I still think Meadow's best prediction might be that Boris would be brought down by a stab in the back from Gove.

 

[Charles EP M.]

Fun stuff except for

He refused to tack to the right on immigration or Europe, so UKIP and the BNP - the latter of whom had done disconcertingly well - were more closed to him than he expected.

and you remember that was once true and you stare at the wall for a good few seconds.

 

[Meadow]

Fun stuff except for



and you remember that was once true and you stare at the wall for a good few seconds.

'man running to be mayor of most cosmopolitan capital in the world takes different political positions to man leading campaign to leave the European Union shock' tends to be the explanation there, but it's still bleak as all heck.

 

[Roberto El Rey]

Though this timeline is as masterful as the rest of Meadow's work, I must admit it was a bit more fun to read back when I thought Boris had thrown away his last chance at ever becoming Prime Minister.