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Brexit - in my belief, still has major issues that need to be resolved, personally, i don't consider it a great success yet (I honestly don't think it will be a success at all, however, I hope it is.) COVID - i don't see how he handled it any better than most other countries Ukraine - He has made the calls on that absolutely right. |
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His biggest mistake was delivering Brexit, there was no way he could keep his position after that. The establishment were not happy and the establishment had him removed.
All we have to look forward to now is years of trying to become some kind of quasi-member of the EU. Let’s just see how the negotiations on the N.I. Protocol, metamorphise into a bigger discussion on the single market………… |
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1. He tried to change the rules so that Owen Paterson could get away with it; 2. He lied over the Pincher business;’ 3. He’s changing the Ministerial Code so that honesty and integrity are not a requirement. He has no integrity. |
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The fact he got taken down by 'little things' isn't an injustice it's just a sign of how this was almost entirely self-inflicted. He wasn't taken down because he got into an argument with his party over the direction of Brexit, or the economy or COVID.
He was taken down by arrogance and lack of attention to detail. If he had considered that holding parties during a lockdown wouldn't look good, if he thought that he shouldn't really change the rules to get his mate off the hook, if he hadn't hired someone with sexual assault allegations against him and most of all if he hadn't pointlessly lied about these things only to be caught out then he wouldn't have needed to resign. Remainers didn't make him do those things. Remainers don't have the powerbase within the Tory Party to seriously challenge him. If Johnson has any capacity for self-reflection he might one day regret how pointlessly he squandered a large majority on these issues rather than on anything ambitious. Most PMs go because they picked a battle they ultimately couldn't win. Johnson just shot himself in the foot for nothing. |
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Sir K has been rightly been cleared I'm sure you'll be delighted to know. :) |
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I look forward to all these Tories telling us about fixing our broken economy and levelling up the UK. If only they’d told any of the previous four Chancellors. |
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