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So Johnson Did Know About Pincher Allegations
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….and so did Dominic Raab.
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More lies from the Tory heads.
Why does Johnson only appoint sycophants and grovellers instead of people qualified for the job with no previous baggage or allegations?
When will all this end?
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More lies from the Tory heads.
Why does Johnson only appoint sycophants and grovellers instead of people qualified for the job with no previous baggage or allegations?
When will all this end?
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Yes, THECORBYLOON, I saw that.
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It’s difficult to tell who writes the Daily Mail Comment section as there is no name to it, especially when you have totally contrasting stories like this under the same banner?
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Seems the paper is run by a split of Conservatives similar to that of the 215 for, 148 against Tory parliamentary party?
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It’s difficult to tell who writes the Daily Mail Comment section as there is no name to it, especially when you have totally contrasting stories like this under the same banner?
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Seems the paper is run by a split of Conservatives similar to that of the 215 for, 148 against Tory parliamentary party?
Sky News have their own analysis of the Puncher story.
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Looking forward to the next round of cabinet ministers to be wheeled out to explain the workings of Downing St.
Yet more to sell their souls on national tv for a chance to get crumbs from Johnson’s table.
How much longer will the Conservative Party allow themselves to be taken for mugs by Johnson on a weekly basis?
Also, how does all this look to a parliamentary select committee that will shortly begin scrutinising the PM’s question of honesty and integrity?
Maybe the new appointments to the 1922 Committee next week will finally put Johnson out of their misery?
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Looking forward to the next round of cabinet ministers to be wheeled out to explain the workings of Downing St.
Yet more to sell their souls on national tv for a chance to get crumbs from Johnson’s table.
How much longer will the Conservative Party allow themselves to be taken for mugs by Johnson on a weekly basis?
Also, how does all this look to a parliamentary select committee that will shortly begin scrutinising the PM’s question of honesty and integrity?
Maybe the new appointments to the 1922 Committee next week will finally put Johnson out of their misery?
I wonder what the Cabinet make of Johnson’s leadership?
They are constantly being called upon to put out a fire that Johnson has lit, only for him to combust them the next day.
Thérèse Coffey was tasked with fronting the lie that Boris didn’t know/no one told him/it was someone else's fault/Boris is innocent on Sunday, to a disbelieving press. She had a torrid time, and must have felt terrible at the end of her day. She was rewarded 24 hours later by Downing Street contradicting everything she said making her look an utter fool.
Stuff like that would test anyone’s loyalty.
They are constantly being called upon to put out a fire that Johnson has lit, only for him to combust them the next day.
Thérèse Coffey was tasked with fronting the lie that Boris didn’t know/no one told him/it was someone else's fault/Boris is innocent on Sunday, to a disbelieving press. She had a torrid time, and must have felt terrible at the end of her day. She was rewarded 24 hours later by Downing Street contradicting everything she said making her look an utter fool.
Stuff like that would test anyone’s loyalty.
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//I wonder what the Cabinet make of Johnson’s leadership?//
From the BBC.
“Cabinet angry at defending Johnson again" headlines the i newspaper. The paper says it has been told ministers have been unwilling to defend the prime minister over his handling of the allegations against Mr Pincher. It adds Cabinet ministers have also been authorised to depart from the official Downing Street line in TV and radio interviews.
As has been pointed out before, Johnson surrounds himself with flunkies and sycophants who would be too weak to take him on in a leadership run-off.
Who in his cabinet would ever challenge him?
They’re all doomed now anyway as they’ll always be reminded of how they defended him time and again over the constant scandals so are forever tainted.
It must be demoralising knowing you’re going to be pulled away from daily business to defend the utter s***-show that is Boris Johnson and whatever you say is going to be undermined and contradicted by Downing St within 24 hours.
Surely Pincher will resign by the end of the week now that it’s shown he WAS subject to an internal investigation and subsequently apologised?
Would one more catastrophic by-election result in tandem with the select committee investigation make the Tory party hierarchy act?
I’m sure there’ll be plenty of newcomers to the 1922 Committee who’ll be clamouring to change the rules to remove him.
//I wonder what the Cabinet make of Johnson’s leadership?//
From the BBC.
“Cabinet angry at defending Johnson again" headlines the i newspaper. The paper says it has been told ministers have been unwilling to defend the prime minister over his handling of the allegations against Mr Pincher. It adds Cabinet ministers have also been authorised to depart from the official Downing Street line in TV and radio interviews.
As has been pointed out before, Johnson surrounds himself with flunkies and sycophants who would be too weak to take him on in a leadership run-off.
Who in his cabinet would ever challenge him?
They’re all doomed now anyway as they’ll always be reminded of how they defended him time and again over the constant scandals so are forever tainted.
It must be demoralising knowing you’re going to be pulled away from daily business to defend the utter s***-show that is Boris Johnson and whatever you say is going to be undermined and contradicted by Downing St within 24 hours.
Surely Pincher will resign by the end of the week now that it’s shown he WAS subject to an internal investigation and subsequently apologised?
Would one more catastrophic by-election result in tandem with the select committee investigation make the Tory party hierarchy act?
I’m sure there’ll be plenty of newcomers to the 1922 Committee who’ll be clamouring to change the rules to remove him.
Not sure Pincher has to resign. He didn’t last time. They really don’t want another by-election at this time.
And the 1922 Committee Executive elections could go either way. Some rebel anti Boris candidates will get elected, but probably not enough to change anything soon.
What Boris lacks in competence, he makes up for in luck.
And the 1922 Committee Executive elections could go either way. Some rebel anti Boris candidates will get elected, but probably not enough to change anything soon.
What Boris lacks in competence, he makes up for in luck.
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