bluethrunthru
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You could tell what bother he was in as he nearly lost his temper there and Hancock trying hard to cover for the hapless Boris was threatened with ejection by the Speaker - not going well at all.
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Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson
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bluethrunthru
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bluethrunthru
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He looks horribly exposed without the braying backbenchers behind him. It actually makes for a far better PMQs. He has nowhere to hide.
JRM showing that they know it with his statement now - they want the baying mob back !
He looks horribly exposed without the braying backbenchers behind him. It actually makes for a far better PMQs. He has nowhere to hide.
It's why Mogg wants them all back ASAP. Protect the PM at all costs.
The perfect fumble
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I'm being unfair to Johnson, he does have a couple of strings to his bow. When faced with facts, he counters with facts that don't relate to the question. But his favourite ploy, one that will come back to bite him in the arse because Starmer will remember, is to state a date, two weeks from now, a month from now, at which some fantastical number of tests, or tracing, or landing on the fucking moon will be achieved.
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I didn't think it was quite the same skewering as last week - no doubt the fact checkers will be working overtime on his answers - but indeed he's now on Parliamentary record with promises on numbers, including 200,000 tests a day by 1st June, and 24,000 tracers in place now - are they?
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Fairs fair for me, Starmer battered Boris last couple of weeks but Boris today answered fairly and countered well to his points after a bumbly start
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Thought he held his own today but one error was he stated 200,000 tests a day and missed the word capacity that all other ministers have been careful to add.I didn't think it was quite the same skewering as last week - no doubt the fact checkers will be working overtime on his answers - but indeed he's now on Parliamentary record with promises on numbers, including 200,000 tests a day by 1st June, and 24,000 tracers in place now - are they?
bluethrunthru
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Fairs fair for me, Starmer battered Boris last couple of weeks but Boris today answered fairly and countered well to his points after a bumbly start
Really?
Blackford asks why don't the govt pay healthcare workers the living wage and he answered with the largest investment in NHS history.....its an answer to a totally different question, something which he did time and time again.