Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 10-01-2022, 23:16   #238
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Re: That No.10 Christmas Party
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Originally Posted by 1andrew1 View Post
It is serious for a UK Prime Minister to behave in such a manner. And I've not stated it is the most serious issue the world faces in my post.

Johnson banned everyone from meeting more than one other person outdoors and then attended a party himself for 40 people. The kind of party we would all have loved to have attended but instead we followed the rules.

It's a breach of trust between the public and government. Your fellow Berkshire resident gets it. I advise you to reflect on our words and reconsider your instinct to support everything that Johnson does.
I certainly don’t support everything Boris does - he’s often embarrassing to watch and his behaviour is sometimes open to question.

However, I don’t judge Prime Ministers by such trivia, I judge them by results, as will most of the electorate when the election comes around.

By the way, it was the scientists that pushed Boris into the lockdown rules. His heart was never really in it, was it?
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