Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

[bluethrunthru]

I think he’ll gone by Wednesday or best facing a vote of confidence, the constitutional voting system needs changing wether right ,left or centre it needs to be changed . In days like these we can’t put the country through this .
It’s been truly embarrassing. We’re on our knees many, many need help all we have at this moment is a part time government with self entitlement along with self needs . Truly despicable way to treat the country in these tough horrible times.

Equally embarrassing are the people I have seen on the TV tonight already swallowing the mantra of " I had a massive / 14m strong mandate"- his mandate such as it is total 7210 votes. That won him Uxbridge and South Ruislip - peoples grasp of our electoral system is woefully poor - there is always the answer to the who did you vote for question post an election of "the PM's name" - no reporter says " no you didn't you live in Bristol or Warrington and you voted for X "
And people who voted say they aren't thick......

 

[bluethrunthru]

Two more resigned - up to 46 now - will he be up to 50 in the morning and if so will it be 50 not out?

 

[NPBlue]

It's all about Johnson, and his desperate desire to cling on to power at all costs.

We don't have a functioning government at the moment due to so many members resigning. All party committees were suspended today.

It's desperate stuff from the wannabe king of the world, and if he does manage to cling on, what will be the calibre of members required to form a government, if he can find enough that want to work in his administration?

He has to go, for the sake of the nation. He's not funny anymore, he's dangerously deluded.

 

[BobKowalski]

I've no doubt he'll pop up in some other guise, perhaps back in the media or something like that. He's a chancer and an opportunist but not quite the James bond villain

Johnson is a malignant toad and a moral vacuum. He is a creature of the privilege system that dominates the political and media class. That he became PM is the failure of that system writ large.

It was always going to end in ruins and his successor will fare no better, given they will be pulled from the same shallow pool of barely sentient pond life. Cameron, May, Johnson, each worse than the last and that trend will continue.

I have no idea why we keep electing people manifestly unfit for office, but I have every confidence we will keep doing so.

 

[roman totale]

I learnt a new word today, of all things by playing You Don’t Know Jack with the kids, kakistocracy. It means ‘government by the worst people’. Just sayin’.

 

[paulchapo]

Brilliant.

 

[jollylescott]

Looks like the wild horses will have to be sent in to drag this buffoon out of the office.

Even if this cretin does go, the brutally cruel policies of the Tories will remain (unless there is an election :-))

 

[Roachy]

Looks like the wild horses will have to be sent in to drag this buffoon out of the office.

Even if this cretin does go, the brutally cruel policies of the Tories will remain (unless there is an election :-))

I'm actually stunned that other than the priveleged few, why any person would vote for this detestable party. What do they hope to gain? It baffles me.

 

[blue for life]

How many resignations today? They aren’t sending out anyone to the press this morning!!

 

[Gabriel]

How many resignations today? They aren’t sending out anyone to the press this morning!!

I would imagine that they will now circle the wagons until next week, so very few public pronouncements.

 

[Rascal]

I am watching the lying narcissists appearance at yesterdays Liaison committee, I know its all been said, but he is fucking hopeless. He has no answers , he just bumbles on about shite as per normal, obfuscates and yes he lies.

 

[I'm With Stupid]

I'm actually stunned that other than the priveleged few, why any person would vote for this detestable party. What do they hope to gain? It baffles me.

Well they’re better with the economy apparently. Look what a great job they’ve done. Record growth, inflation under control, huge trade surplus.

 

[Gabriel]

Who would have thought in 2019 that Boris Johnson would be an election asset but for the opposition parties?

 

[babyape]

I am watching the lying narcissists appearance at yesterdays Liaison committee, I know its all been said, but he is fucking hopeless. He has no answers , he just bumbles on about shite as per normal, obfuscates and yes he lies.

It was quite staggering really. He had absolutely zero answers. And his usual bluster and cheeky grin was not washing at all with anyone.

His lack of detail into anything is staggering. Other than a few key phrases he’s been taught to parrot, he’s utterly clueless. And they were massively pissed off with him.

It should be shown on a loop to anyone thinking of backing him or voting for him. Not that they’d change their minds like.

 

[blue for life]

48! Do they get a clap when it reaches the half century?

 

[urban genie]

Though it isn't really, it is funny how with every resignation anouncement you don't get a feeling the country has lost a valuable asset.

Because they are all pretty shite

 

[Len Rum]

Has he fucked off yet?

Fee and personal terms agreed with Chelsea so expect the formal announcement today.

 

[andyhinch]

48! Do they get a clap when it reaches the half century?

49 now.

 

[nmc]

It's all about Johnson, and his desperate desire to cling on to power at all costs.

We don't have a functioning government at the moment due to so many members resigning. All party committees were suspended today.

It's desperate stuff from the wannabe king of the world, and if he does manage to cling on, what will be the calibre of members required to form a government, if he can find enough that want to work in his administration?

He has to go, for the sake of the nation. He's not funny anymore, he's dangerously deluded.

N Ireland now has no functioning parliament and no minister of State - what a shambles.

 

[nmc]

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