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I thought he could continue after Partygate, but as the Pincher allegations took hold and the media seized on individual words BJ used to describe what had happened, it became obvious to me that this was one allegation too many, and he had to go because the media and the Opposition was not going to relent.
It is important to remember that he is not out due to his policies or their implementation. He’s out because people seem to think that trivial issues like the PM receiving a fine for that cake ambush were more important than the wider interests of this country.
I do believe that we have got this completely out of proportion. I know Boris had his faults, of course I do, but I wanted him to continue for his vision of the future. He knew how he was going to achieve levelling up, make a success of Brexit and address the NHS/Care system, issues which were pretty unique to him. Who else is there to adequately achieve his mandate for governing? That is now the question - that’s what the people voted for.
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I cannot believe you are still spouting such levels of bovine excrement, he's not going because of cake, he's not going because of a fine, he's not even going because he gave a job to a sexual predator who I'll remind you that you tried to excuse with nonsense about school bike sheds, he's not going because of the newspapers or the opposition either, he's going because his colleagues are sick of his lies and dishonesty, they're sick of him making them look stupid being wheeled out to defend him only for the story to change hours later, bozos lack of integrity caught up with him and he has no one to blame but himself
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I am not optimistic at this time. Wallace appears to be a good candidate, but he voted remain. Does he understand what Brexit was designed to achieve?
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Does anyone?
