Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

He's just been "interviewed" on BBC News over potential lifting of lockdown restrictions. Soft as fuck questions he gleefully answered with his usual hyperbole. Isn't anyone allowed to ask him hard questions like "Is £2.5 million pounds the price you've set to allow protection from any legal prosecutions for corporate manslaughter?"
 
mat said:
He's just been "interviewed" on BBC News over potential lifting of lockdown restrictions. Soft as fuck questions he gleefully answered with his usual hyperbole. Isn't anyone allowed to ask him hard questions like "Is £2.5 million pounds the price you've set to allow protection from any legal prosecutions for corporate manslaughter?"
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It is all very well accentuating the positives but reckless boosterism is not the way to do it. The clown did it with his Xmas holiday nonsense that undoubtedly has led to people dying.

At this moment I believe we need a leader of any political hue that is dour, cautious and maybe even over protective of the nation.

Johnson has proven to be a disaster for this country, he is definitely the wrong man at the wrong time and it is nothing to do with his political leanings, it is his failures as a man. He is simply not up to the job, but then with a cabinet of such limited talent and so lacking in ability and nous I struggle to see who would have actually done better. It lies at his feet though as he got rid of those who had experience and nous and replaced with them with the likes of that halfwit Williamson, the odious Patel and he even kept on the idiotic Grayling.
 
Rascal said:
It is all very well accentuating the positives but reckless boosterism is not the way to do it. The clown did it with his Xmas holiday nonsense that undoubtedly has led to people dying.

At this moment I believe we need a leader of any political hue that is dour, cautious and maybe even over protective of the nation.

Johnson has proven to be a disaster for this country, he is definitely the wrong man at the wrong time and it is nothing to do with his political leanings, it is his failures as a man. He is simply not up to the job, but then with a cabinet of such limited talent and so lacking in ability and nous I struggle to see who would have actually done better. It lies at his feet though as he got rid of those who had experience and nous and replaced with them with the likes of that halfwit Williamson, the odious Patel and he even kept on the idiotic Grayling.
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Gordon Brown suits your description.

When half of Somerset flooded he came into his own with the way he handled it. I'm still gutted he didn't call a GE afterwards he'd have pissed it.
 
Sad to say that after the shambolic way he navigated the country through the pandemic and Brexit he will come out of it all smelling of roses thanks to the hard work done by the vaccine developers, civil service and the NHS. All the scandals related to late lockdowns, PPE mismanagement, signing up for a catastrophic Brexit deal etc will all become irrelevant when the country emerges from the pandemic with £250 billion to spend, even if a significant minority are destitute or struggling.
 
west didsblue said:
Sad to say that after the shambolic way he navigated the country through the pandemic and Brexit he will come out of it all smelling of roses thanks to the hard work done by the vaccine developers, civil service and the NHS. All the scandals related to late lockdowns, PPE mismanagement, signing up for a catastrophic Brexit deal etc will all become irrelevant when the country emerges from the pandemic with £250 billion to spend, even if a significant minority are destitute or struggling.
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There we have the proof, you wouldn’t give the government credit even when they deserve it.

So he gets blamed for mismanaging PPE but the vaccine rollout wasn’t him and he doesn’t get credit?

Astonishing lack of objectivity.
 
west didsblue said:
Sad to say that after the shambolic way he navigated the country through the pandemic and Brexit he will come out of it all smelling of roses thanks to the hard work done by the vaccine developers, civil service and the NHS. All the scandals related to late lockdowns, PPE mismanagement, signing up for a catastrophic Brexit deal etc will all become irrelevant when the country emerges from the pandemic with £250 billion to spend, even if a significant minority are destitute or struggling.
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He will try to take the credit for everything and the RW media will award him the credit for everything and airbrush his mistakes from history. Such is the nature of UK politics.

He will be a hero to those on the RW who will never see his many failings, even though he is the antithesis of what a Tory leader should/always has been.
 
west didsblue said:
Sad to say that after the shambolic way he navigated the country through the pandemic and Brexit he will come out of it all smelling of roses thanks to the hard work done by the vaccine developers, civil service and the NHS. All the scandals related to late lockdowns, PPE mismanagement, signing up for a catastrophic Brexit deal etc will all become irrelevant when the country emerges from the pandemic with £250 billion to spend, even if a significant minority are destitute or struggling.
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Add track and trace onto that too.
 
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