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Well, Andrew Neil didn't disappoint. Jeremy Hunt came across as indecisive and willing to sacrifice businesses and the lives of those who are poor, but could be in work. The clash with Johnson was intense, and he was evasive, sloppy, and would be a dangerous PM. #BBCOurNextPM
We needed #BBCOurNextPM three weeks ago, shortly after Gove was eliminated from the #ToryLeadeshipContest. It's unfortunate that neither of these men have been sufficiently scrutinised with forensic questions and a determined interviewer like @afneil until today. /2
It's entirely possible that a majority of ballot papers have already been submitted, so #BBCournextPM might have no impact on the result. It might, however, play a part in a potential confidence vote when the next PM takes office. /3
The very idea that Jeremy Hunt's much touted past as an entrepreneur is preparation for negotiating a better withdrawal agreement with the EU27 than Theresa May and Ollie Robbins is laughable, as Andrew Neil didn't fail to point out. #BBCOurNextPM /4
Neil brutally exposed Johnson's tenure as Mayor of London, sadly not having enough time to get to the approximate £600 million wasted on vanity projects (Garden Bridge, Olympic Stadium, Routemaster buses, The Cableway etc.). He's as dangerous with money as he is with language. /5
