One of the key points this week has been the idea that the British Constitution held up and stopped Johnson carrying on regardless and forcing a snap election.Andrew Rawnsley offers the blistering critique on the outgoing Prime Minister.
Nail hit firmly on the head.
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Boris Johnson plumbed the depths of degeneracy in his shabby carnival of misrule | Andrew Rawnsley
The Conservative party deserves not credit for finally ejecting a disgraced prime minister, but obloquy for enabling him for so longwww.theguardian.com
Ha! Ha! No, I finally succumbed to Covid last couple days so between sleeping and reading Bluemoon I’ve had no time (or energy) to point out governmental grammatical errors.Is that you @johnnytapia ?
A more interesting point in that article is the Labour use of ‘twelve years of austerity’. That’s not the first time I’ve seen/heard that in the last fortnight, so clearly Labour know that there is more ‘austerity’ coming and that they’re deliberately going to conflate the two to make it appear one to the electorate. Quite a shrewd ploy.When you scrape the bottom of the barrel there is a scum that you find
New minister Lia Nici repeats Angela Rayner legs slur
Lia Nici MP repeated claims that Labour's Angela Rayner decided to "open her legs" in the Commons.www.bbc.co.uk
Nobody could rationally describe government spending in the last two years as being remotely in accordance with austerity ffs.A more interesting point in that article is the Labour use of ‘twelve years of austerity’. That’s not the first time I’ve seen/heard that in the last fortnight, so clearly Labour know that there is more ‘austerity’ coming and that they’re deliberately going to conflate the two to make it appear one to the electorate. Quite a shrewd ploy.
Profligate would seem more appropriate tbh.Nobody could rationally describe government spending in the last two years as being remotely in accordance with austerity ffs.