Best 11 Twitter reactions to Andrew Neil’s BBC interview with Theresa May

Oh Poke readers, we actually watched this interview and were delighted to see the BBC giving Theresa May a good grilling for once.

She came across as defensive, unsure, and nervous – hardly the “strong and stable” woman of the publicity machines.

And of course the Twitter comments were good so here’s 11 of the best.

1

May is really just a stream of repeated stuttering cliches badly Pritt-Sticked together and stuffed in a red blazer, isn't she? #BBCElection

— The Secret Barrister (@BarristerSecret) May 22, 2017

2

I feel sorry for Andrew Neil. Interviewing Theresa May is like interviewing the Speaking Clock but rather less informative. #BBCelection

— Briefcase Michael (@BriefcaseMike) May 22, 2017

3

I have never seen a PM flanneling around as badly as May on @afneil. How on earth will she cope with Brexit negotiations?

— Robert Harris (@Robert___Harris) May 22, 2017

4

Theresa May is answering Andrew Neil's questions like an employee who is having a terrible appraisal from their boss.#GE2017 #AndrewNeil

— James Melville (@JamesMelville) May 22, 2017

5

May says Corbyn is 'trying to sneak into no. 10.' Mate, he's leading the opposition in an election YOU CALLED. Hardly surreptitious is it?

— Kevin (@rascalblog) May 22, 2017

6

If you say "Strong and Stable" three times into a mirror then Theresa May will appear and close your local A&E. #BBCElection #AndrewNeil

— ✌️ (@CySaunders24) May 22, 2017

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8

If this is what Andrew Neil can reduce Theresa May to imagine what the EU will do. What an absolute shambles #bbcelection

— Christopher Swan (@PhotographySwan) May 22, 2017

9

AN: "would you like a tea or coffee?" May: "well there's only one drink that matters, and it's a choice between me and Corbyn" #BBCElection

— Michael Wake (@MikeJWake) May 22, 2017

10

What a terrible day for @theresa_may.

No wonder they have tried to keep her hidden.

Weak and wobbly, for sure. #BBCElection

— James (@James4Labour) May 22, 2017

11

Theresa May's interview with Andrew Neil #BBCElection pic.twitter.com/Q3j8jRczmS

— Chloé (@chloeannelillia) May 22, 2017

And as Andrew Neil himself said “It’s the first time in history a party’s broken manifesto pledge before election.”

And finally as @Joncstone points out “This Theresa May interview is absolutely surreal when you read a transcript of it. She seems physically incapable of answering a question.”

Source: Twitter/@joncstone