Thread: Updated: Boris resigns as party leader
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Old 12-04-2022, 22:40   #1543
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Re: All those No.10 lockdown parties
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Originally Posted by Chris View Post
None of which addresses the actual issue. This is desperate stuff.

Just admit it - you went out on a limb defending Bozzer and he’s let you down. He’s been caught in a piece of sickening hypocrisy which everyone who had to forego a visit to a loved one’s death bed, or cancel a wedding, or hold a funeral without mourners, will find extremely hard to forgive. And all you seem to be worried about is being wrong on the internet.



Deflect, deflect, deflect … Hugh gets your faux moralising, I get your faux outrage. Sorry but it won’t wash.

I repeat: this is nothing to do with where this sits on the standard scale of fixed penalty offences. It’s to do with his moral authority to lead at a time of crisis. Unless and until you can adequately answer in those terms, all of this is just hot air from someone who has a very hard time admitting they could ever be wrong about anything.
Actually , the issue is whether this was really a party. It was nothing more than a small break from work. Just like in Kier Starmer and his beer on his break. What’s the difference?
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