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Pmqs Tomorrow
Wouldn't it be nice if Boris stood at the despatch box tomorrow and said
After fooling the British Public for just over two years ...........The party is now over........
......................My Thatcherite dream has turned into a nightmare......................
........................It is with deep regret but ..........I Resign my position as your Prime Minister........
........Now followed by huge cheers from the benches opposite
.................. and even louder cheer from his own Tory back benchers.
After fooling the British Public for just over two years ...........The party is now over........
......................My Thatcherite dream has turned into a nightmare......................
........................It is with deep regret but ..........I Resign my position as your Prime Minister........
........Now followed by huge cheers from the benches opposite
.................. and even louder cheer from his own Tory back benchers.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Goodness me, Atheist, you appear to have no self awareness when it comes to rudeness.
I'm walking away from this now because I'm not in the best frame of mind and I could honestly bludgeon my own shadow today. You going out of your way to wind me up isn't going to end well if I stick around.
As you were.
I'm walking away from this now because I'm not in the best frame of mind and I could honestly bludgeon my own shadow today. You going out of your way to wind me up isn't going to end well if I stick around.
As you were.
'For a man caricatured as an evil genius, there is a distinct lack of genius in Dominic Cummings’s evil plan to get rid of the Prime Minister. As MPs congregated in the restaurants and cafés of Parliament on Tuesday, there was a growing consensus that Cummings, having pushed Boris Johnson to the brink, may now have overplayed his hand.
His zealous offer to testify on oath that Johnson ignored warnings about a drinks party in No 10 was meant to be a coup de grâce – but, instead, it appears to have helped shore up the PM’s precarious position.
Because if MPs are forced to choose sides between Cummings and Johnson, there will only ever be one outcome.'
His zealous offer to testify on oath that Johnson ignored warnings about a drinks party in No 10 was meant to be a coup de grâce – but, instead, it appears to have helped shore up the PM’s precarious position.
Because if MPs are forced to choose sides between Cummings and Johnson, there will only ever be one outcome.'
DTC; it's well known that Johnson is a liar. He was sacked for it twice from right-wing newspapers, and we have heard him at it time and time again. People within his own party and his own cabinet accept it, in fact they knew it before they let him take over. He's plump and unlucky version of Harry Flashman! (look it up!)