Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

[mosssideblue]

Boris knows his own outcome! he has been in politics to long not know that he be gone sooner or later!

So why does he put of the inevitable?

Notoriety

 

[Corky]

Ned Kelly moment.

 

[Summerbuzz]

Notoriety

Petulance of a sort.

The rest of his life will be pretty miserable. This way, he'll feel he did everything to prevent it from happening. Because otherwise he'll be wondering what could have been if he'd listened and respected others, and dedicated himself to working hard, being honest, and doing a better job. That cannot happen.

 

[wattle]

Make a cracking tv film this in a few years

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Make a cracking tv film this in a few years

Could call it Yes, Prime Minister?

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[wattle]

Could call it Yes, Prime Minister?

Mind you he might still be there at this rate haha

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

We have a lunatic running the country.

 

[Postman Pep]

The pro-lifer has gone .... managed to get the Twitter handle of the department he's resigning from wrong though.

 

[The perfect fumble]

James Duddridge, one of the Boris Johnson’s parliamentary private secretaries, has just given an interview to Jon Craig from Sky News. Here are the main points.

• Duddridge insisted that Johnson would be able to appoint new ministers to replace the ones who have resigned. “There are plenty of people keen, willing and able to serve and will do so under Boris Johnson,” he said.
• He said he expected some “major appointments” to be made tonight. But not all the appointments would be made tonight, he said.
• He hinted that Johnson would now be able to deliver tax cuts, and he said that would reassure Tories.
• He said the recent Tory byelection defeats just showed a return to “business as usual”. Governing parties normally lost byelections mid term, he said.
• He also claimed “business as usual” was being carried out in No 10.
• He claimed that Johnson is “moving forward”.
• He said that he continued to support Johnson because Johnson had an “electoral magic” that made him right for the country and right for the party.

 

[blue for life]

James Duddridge, one of the Boris Johnson’s parliamentary private secretaries, has just given an interview to Jon Craig from Sky News. Here are the main points.

• Duddridge insisted that Johnson would be able to appoint new ministers to replace the ones who have resigned. “There are plenty of people keen, willing and able to serve and will do so under Boris Johnson,” he said.
• He said he expected some “major appointments” to be made tonight. But not all the appointments would be made tonight, he said.
• He hinted that Johnson would now be able to deliver tax cuts, and he said that would reassure Tories.
• He said the recent Tory byelection defeats just showed a return to “business as usual”. Governing parties normally lost byelections mid term, he said.
• He also claimed “business as usual” was being carried out in No 10.
• He claimed that Johnson is “moving forward”.
• He said that he continued to support Johnson because Johnson had an “electoral magic” that made him right for the country and right for the party.

That guy was off his trolley!!!

 

[feedmpenzaandhewillscore]

We have a lunatic running the country.

Putin will be shitting it if he wants to go out with a bang to see if Trident actually works.

 

[Gabriel]

We have a lunatic running the country.

In charge, perhaps, but I get the impression that nobody is actually running the country. Stories of civil servants having no ministers to make decisions, so government is grinding to a standstill.

 

[remember arthur mann]

We have a lunatic running the country.

He's a laughing stock but the looney doesn't realise it.

 

[Gogootz]

Make a cracking tv film this in a few years

I'm calling Brendan Gleeson to be playing the scruffy **** right now

 

[remember arthur mann]

In charge, perhaps, but I get the impression that nobody is actually running the country. Stories of civil servants having no ministers to make decisions, so government is grinding to a standstill.

The cnut did it to the NHS, no surprises here.

 

[Tugay One Cup]

Does anyone actually support the ****? Has anyone actually ever supported the ****?

 

[Ric]

Gove must be absolutely kicking himself that he didn’t resign first. Oh well. Fuck him.

 

[The perfect fumble]

 

[BigJoe#1]

We have a lunatic running the country.

Being pro-Brexit, I never thought I'd ever be able to agree with this statement but.........

Sadly it is true!!