Do You Think Boris Should Resign.

[Bobbisox1]

I don’t , Why?
Because he’s the only one who knows where he’s going, he has no majority in the HoC so he should call a GE now, we couldn’t be in a worse position than we are now, let Corbyn put his money where his mouth is, I’m not suggesting he’ll win a GE because the whole thing is a mess, everyone is sick of the last 3 .3 years, we need to get leadership like never before in our once very proud country

[Jordyboy9]

drmorgans ,a bottle of RAKI?
Don’t know if Boris should resign or not,
But the thought of Labour winning and dianne Abbott being Home Secretary,
I would stay here in Crete

[cassa333]

Only if it forces a general election now.

Otherwise no.

[pixie374]

He definitely shouldn't resign. At least let him do his job first.

[david small]

Most definitely NO.

[horseshoes]

Definitely not.

[gness]

Well, having just watched Boris bluster meaninglessly and “answer” questions my answer has to be the sooner he goes the better.
I didn’t think anything could be worse for the UK than Brexit......then along stumbled Boris...... :-(

[Bigbad]

I am also watching, gness. Mr. Johnson always blusters and bumbles, but the way the opposition are carrying on is an embarrassment. So many of them are unable to speak without getting nasty, over emotional and coming across as having no self control.
However, Nigel Dodds managed to keep calm whilst referring to Jeremy Corbyn as a terrorist sympathiser.
Well said Mr. Dodds.

[LadyCG]

No he shouldn't resign. This farce has gone on long enough and no matter who resides at No. 10, the same scenario will continue to unfold.

At least Boris has the balls to fight to deliver what the country voted for!

Roll on Brexit!!

[gness]

I found the whole thing an embarrassment, Bigbad.
Reminded me of a windy day at school when the children just couldn’t settle down, listen and debate or discuss sensibly.
I’m not a Corbyn supporter....well I do have Leo now..... but he came across much better than Boris today.

[Bobbisox1]

Boris was jet lagged Gness, look at his hair ( I’ll get me coat) :0)

[gness]

Bobbi..... I would never judge a man by the state of his hair....remember......I wake up beside Dave every morning..... ;-)

[tonyav]

Most certainly not.
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[Bobbisox1]

Arh but he’s ‘sunny’ Gness , so you’re a lucky lady

[Bigbad]

Can’t agree with that, gness. Corbyn tends to start off calmly, but the longer he speaks, the more he turns into a megalomaniacal dalek.

There was some man in a (cheap) light blue suit this afternoon who got so angry he practically had steam coming out of his ears, and a lady in a black dress about half an hour ago who who was just as bad.
These people should learn how to conduct themselves in public.
If one of their constituents turned up at their surgery and acted like this, then security would doubtless eject them.

[Bobbisox1]

That was a shameful display Bigbad, I agree

[gulliver1]

I did see JRM , Looking at the Bench next to Boris, thinking can I Sprawl out , and have a sleep because I am so so bored, WAP.

[shoota]

Blue suit was the Hon. member for Huddersfield. Apoplexy is his middle name, he's going to have a heart attack...

[shoota]

These pesky perfidious people should shut up, stop shouting at each other and get on with sorting this debacle out.

[ichkeria]

The “lady in a black dress” was the MP for Dewsbury who had had a lot of violent threats from some of her constituents.
I’m not surprised she was angry at the prime minister’s divisive attitude and childish use of the term “surrender bill”
What do we want in parliament: nodding dogs and slimy snails, or real people with feelings

[Davemano]

Have not read all these posts, but I thought an headline on the front of a morning paper was most correct. It read 'What is unlawful about trying to achieve Brexit for 17.4 million'