Boris Johnson-Prime Minister (Vol 9)

Boris Johnson-Prime Minister (Vol 9)

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Scrump

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22,214 posts

159 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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Seventy

5,500 posts

139 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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He’s toast.

tangerine_sedge

4,844 posts

219 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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Should've taken the opportunity to re-title the thread.

"Boris Johnson - lying former PM"

Killboy

7,503 posts

203 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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dai1983

2,923 posts

150 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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tangerine_sedge said:
Should've taken the opportunity to re-title the thread.

"Boris Johnson - lying former PM"
Think "disgraced former PM" has a better ring to it.


ClaphamGT3

11,330 posts

244 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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Please can this be the last thread on the huckstering bafoon

bitchstewie

51,736 posts

211 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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"Daily Mail columnist".

Vanden Saab

14,194 posts

75 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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bhstewie said:
"Daily Mail columnist".
Frothers delight... hehe

bitchstewie

51,736 posts

211 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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Not really.

Already said his first article is readable enough.

More a case of going from "the next Churchill" to Dacre's puppet.

Funny seeing you reduced to picking around for scraps though after putting all that time and effort into banging the saucepan for him.

MC Bodge

21,787 posts

176 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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bhstewie said:
Not really.

Already said his first article is readable enough.

More a case of going from "the next Churchill" to Dacre's puppet.

Funny seeing you reduced to picking around for scraps though after putting all that time and effort into banging the saucepan for him.
You bothered to read his article?


Mark-C

5,207 posts

206 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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MC Bodge said:
bhstewie said:
Not really.

Already said his first article is readable enough.

More a case of going from "the next Churchill" to Dacre's puppet.

Funny seeing you reduced to picking around for scraps though after putting all that time and effort into banging the saucepan for him.
You bothered to read his article?
I read it but only because it was linked here!

MrGTI6

3,166 posts

131 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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Even his supporters accepted that he was incompetent when he became PM. But apparently it would be alright because he would surround himself with a good team. rofl

MC Bodge

21,787 posts

176 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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MrGTI6 said:
Even his supporters accepted that he was incompetent when he became PM. But apparently it would be alright because he would surround himself with a good team. rofl
I'd forgotten about that regularly expressed pearl of wisdom.


Grumps.

6,671 posts

37 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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ClaphamGT3 said:
Please can this be the last thread on the huckstering bafoon
No one is forcing you to participate.


Condi

17,321 posts

172 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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Something which I think has been missed but does anyone want to guess why Boris gave a life peerage to a 29 year old blonde aide who only worked with him for less than 3 years, even then largely on a part time basis? In doing so she becomes the youngest ever life peer. She also has the dubious honour of being a special advisor to Liz Truss during her premiership, the same premiership which cost the country billions of Pounds and resulted in her becoming the shortest lived PM in history.

With that sort of background and life experience no wonder she is entitled to shape the country's laws for decades to come....

If I was a betting man I would guess it had more to do with her being young and pretty than any public service she has achieved. Shows just how flippantly Boris regarded the Lords and the institutions this country is built on.

https://www.itv.com/news/2023-06-12/who-is-charlot...


robemcdonald

8,861 posts

197 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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Condi said:
Something which I think has been missed but does anyone want to guess why Boris gave a life peerage to a 29 year old blonde aide who only worked with him for less than 3 years, even then largely on a part time basis? In doing so she becomes the youngest ever life peer. She also has the dubious honour of being a special advisor to Liz Truss during her premiership, the same premiership which cost the country billions of Pounds and resulted in her becoming the shortest lived PM in history.

With that sort of background and life experience no wonder she is entitled to shape the country's laws for decades to come....

If I was a betting man I would guess it had more to do with her being young and pretty than any public service she has achieved. Shows just how flippantly Boris regarded the Lords and the institutions this country is built on.

https://www.itv.com/news/2023-06-12/who-is-charlot...

I think it has been discussed. Didn’t someone say she was her daughter?

768

13,781 posts

97 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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It's been discussed a lot, with all the insinuations too

Garvin

5,199 posts

178 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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I wonder if Boris will use his new journalistic output to, well, settle a few scores around the place?

smn159

12,792 posts

218 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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768 said:
It's been discussed a lot, with all the insinuations too
Why do you think she got it?

Vanden Saab

14,194 posts

75 months

Saturday 17th June 2023
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The house of Lords needs more younger female members as it is full of old men...
No, not that sort of younger female. rolleyes