Delusional Boris Johnson wants to return as PM
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Great to see him squirming now, isn't it?
As far as brexit goes, yes, it does help in the overall effort to reverse it as one by one these leaver conmen fall and the country leans ever more towards rejoining. Heck, even Farage, Mr Brexit himself, has confessed that brexit has gone badly! But of course, he simply blames the tories for it rather than the fact brexit is inherently bad.
I agree, it will never leave him as that is as it should be.
Here's a video that Phil made a little before Johnson's resignation about the tories trying to rescue their broken brexit. It's gonna be even worse for them now and it will be one of the things that will finally lead to the downfall of this shitty party at the next general election.
Unfortunately I do not hear a peep from labour regarding rejoining the EU.
As far as corruption, they are just as corrupt; they are all for 'the people', are they? In that case how come they are so silent about ULEZ, the brain child of a labour mayor. They are corrupt alright.
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I suspect that this will change over time. As has previously been discussed, they've got to walk a tightrope for now with the sizeable proportion of swing voters who still support brexit, although I agree that they could do more. There's a good video that explains this in detail that I posted about here:
Why isn't Labour more pro EU?
Let's face it, like them or not, the Labour party is the only one which actually stands a chance of removing the corrupt and disastrous tories at the next general election in May 2024, so their position on critical issues is very important. Why then, is Starmer's official position to "make...
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No, I don't think Labour are just as corrupt. Don't let the ULEZ issue cloud your judgement and think that the tories might as well stay in power "as they're all the same". That's wrong on so many levels. Also, it's being introduced by the mayor, who happens to have Labour politics rather than the Labour party, a big difference. If you really want to judge their positions on it, you'd have to see the tory and Labour parties official statements on ULEZ.
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Keep on dreaming, rees-bogg, his return is never gonna happen. I despise this guy even more than Johnson.
Don't block Boris Johnson returning to Parliament, Jacob Rees-Mogg warns Tories
The party risks "civil war" if the ex-PM is ever stopped from returning to Parliament, Mr Rees-Mogg says.
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"Shut up and go away". 
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Senior Tories tell Boris Johnson and allies to ‘shut up and go away’
Privileges committee is preparing to sign off what is expected to be damning report into former PM’s conduct
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Johnson finally steps down. He's now formally no longer an MP. Bye bye and good riddance.
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Boris Johnson formally steps down as MP
Confirmation of ex-PM resigning Uxbridge and South Ruislip seat follows period of frequent overseas trips and Commons’ absences
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The full 30000 word partygate report is now out and it's pretty damning. Our dear Boris is continuing to thrash around, attempting to get his own back on the committee by discrediting it and generally cause chaos as he goes down in flames. The big baby just won't go quietly will he, bless? It's all so entertaining.
Committee's Boris Johnson inquiry homepage:
Summary web page, which includes a link to a pdf download of the full report. I'm keeping that pdf for posterity.
Full report web page, which includes a pdf download:
Direct PDF download link:
Boris Johnson report: Key findings from the Partygate inquiry
A report by MPs into whether the former prime minister misled Parliament has finally been published.
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Committee's Boris Johnson inquiry homepage:
Summary web page, which includes a link to a pdf download of the full report. I'm keeping that pdf for posterity.
Full report web page, which includes a pdf download:
Direct PDF download link:
Get lost boris. How nice to see him churning"Shut up and go away".
Senior Tories tell Boris Johnson and allies to ‘shut up and go away’
Privileges committee is preparing to sign off what is expected to be damning report into former PM’s conduct
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I remember seeing this exchange live on the Parliament channel and especially the way Starmer said "boozy party" in such a derogatory way. Well played Starmer, you helped remove Johnson from office by forcing him into this lie and so many others.
Will be interesting to see what Sunak has to say about all this once he's read the report.
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Will be interesting to see what Sunak has to say about all this once he's read the report.
Watch the first moment Boris Johnson deliberately misled parliament
Boris Johnson has been found to have lied to parliament in a scathing report by the privileges committee. Here is one of those key moments.
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There you go, our Boris is now 100% guaranteed out of politics as he's said he wants to move on and has told allies to vote in favour of the report.
Of course, he's just been offered a nice, cushy job writing for the Daily Fail which might have something to do with it.
Of course, he's just been offered a nice, cushy job writing for the Daily Fail which might have something to do with it.
Boris Johnson asks allies not to vote against Partygate findings
Nadine Dorries and other Tories have said they will vote against damning report on ex-PM's conduct.
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There's always some new revelatory scandal surrounding Johnson. Here's the latest one.
At least he's not in power now so the damage he can do is much more limited. Note that due to his huge wealth and connections, he still has influence and hence can still do damage, unfortunately.
At least he's not in power now so the damage he can do is much more limited. Note that due to his huge wealth and connections, he still has influence and hence can still do damage, unfortunately.
Boris Johnson: Officials discussed raising concerns about former PM to Queen
Senior government officials spoke to Buckingham Palace during the pandemic about the then PM's conduct, the BBC is told.
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