Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

[halfmist]

It’s all kind of moot though, isn’t it?

They'll vote that they do have confidence in him and fuck off on their holidays.

It was always going to be this, so a bit of end of term pantomime

 

[bluethrunthru]

speak truth to power

 

[bluejon]

She willfully helped him over the line in 2019 tbf.

be like that one from frozen, let it go

 

[Uncle Wally One Ball]

speak truth to power

Fair play that was brilliant

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

What is this guff about the Big Issue?

If he was given some free magazines to sell he would most likely chuck them straight in the bin and go sponge off his pals instead.

 

[bluethrunthru]

I just read a post where it was pointed out that the flight in a Tornado summed up his premiership perfectly - all the focus is on him when in reality he is a passenger sat back doing fuck all.

Call sign Charlie-Uniform-November-Tango

 

[MillionMilesAway]

I missed this in the buffoon's opening barrage of garbage yesterday:

“with iron determination we saw off Brenda Hale”.

That's Baroness Hale, then President of the Supreme Court, who judged the prorogation illegal.

Such a great thing to brag about.

 

[urban genie]

A meaningless vote he was never losing, who leaves their family after their mother just died to vote in such a pointless thing

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

A meaningless votw he was never losing who leaves their family after their mother just died to vote in such a pointless thing

Not like Von Pfeffal to hold grudges is it?

Paypack for embarrassing him (by TE doing his job properly) at a select committee.

 

[west didsblue]

I missed this in the buffoon's opening barrage of garbage yesterday:

“with iron determination we saw off Brenda Hale”.

That's Baroness Hale, then President of the Supreme Court, who judged the prorogation illegal.

Such a great thing to brag about.

He's just openly taking the piss now, and if you read the coverage in the Express, they're still happy to go along with it. Fucking shameful.

As for removing the whip from Ellwood, it seems that missing an unlosable vote when away on important government business registers as a bigger problem with Johnson than sexual assault (Pincher) or fraud (Paterson). No real surprise there.

 

[babyape]

A meaningless vote he was never losing, who leaves their family after their mother just died to vote in such a pointless thing

 

[MillionMilesAway]

He's just openly taking the piss now, and if you read the coverage in the Express, they're still happy to go along with it. Fucking shameful.

As for removing the whip from Ellwood, it seems that missing an unlosable vote when away on important government business registers as a bigger problem with Johnson than sexual assault (Pincher) or fraud (Paterson). No real surprise there.

looks like a misjudgement too, as a lot of journalists are putting the boot in over this.

 

[bluethrunthru]

looks like a misjudgement too, as a lot of journalists are putting the boot in over this.

He was one of twelve Tories who abstained - yet the only one to have the whip removed. Can Johnson even do that as he has stood down as party leader?
Here is the full list of voting - you can sort by clicking on the headings

How did your MP vote on the confidence motion?

After rejecting a Labour motion that the Commons had no confidence in Boris Johnson’s government, the Conservatives put forward their own motion to the effect that the House does in fact have confidence in the government. Tory MPs were expected to back the government and carry the motion, and...

www.theguardian.com

 

[mat]

He's also one of Mourdant's biggest cheerleaders. He may well have done it to push Truss as well.

That could be an interesting power play over the leadership elections.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

He was one of twelve Tories who abstained - yet the only one to have the whip removed. Can Johnson even do that as he has stood down as party leader?
Here is the full list of voting - you can sort by clicking on the headings

How did your MP vote on the confidence motion?

After rejecting a Labour motion that the Commons had no confidence in Boris Johnson’s government, the Conservatives put forward their own motion to the effect that the House does in fact have confidence in the government. Tory MPs were expected to back the government and carry the motion, and...

www.theguardian.com

The others were apparently paired to not vote.

 

[East Level 2]

I feel sorry for Johnson. He's spent years telling lies and getting pelters for it, yet he got the boot about 24 hours after calling Michael Gove a snake; one of the few truths to pass his lips.

 

[somapop]

speak truth to power

Has a nice cadence to it as well.
Shame it's just a mobile recording and not the actual BBC footage).

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

A meaningless vote he was never losing, who leaves their family after their mother just died to vote in such a pointless thing

Just shows how pathetic Johnson and this government is. Forget about real life issues, their pettiness is the priority.

Cunts!

 

[MillionMilesAway]

One hour to go before the buffoon's last buffooning.
Stand by for his usual retread over what he claims to have done, or invention of what Labour/SNP would have done, to every question from Starmer or Blackford.

 

[MillionMilesAway]

Bozo's learned a new word for today - bollard.