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BR14 and his ilk, I regret to say.Originally posted by AtW View Post“ There are doubts about Boris’s health, his competence and his judgment,” said one former minister. “He might not be the statesman that some had hoped he could become. Throw Cummings into the mix and you start getting MPs openly talking about the fact that he will have to go before the next general election.”
Chaos and a car crash: Tories begin to fear Boris Johnson has lost his vim | Politics | The Guardian
Oh FFS, who expected a 3rd rate clown to be a statesman, especially in a once it a lifetime disaster affecting whole world?
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“ There are doubts about Boris’s health, his competence and his judgment,” said one former minister. “He might not be the statesman that some had hoped he could become. Throw Cummings into the mix and you start getting MPs openly talking about the fact that he will have to go before the next general election.”
Chaos and a car crash: Tories begin to fear Boris Johnson has lost his vim | Politics | The Guardian
Oh FFS, who expected a 3rd rate clown to be a statesman, especially in a once it a lifetime disaster affecting whole world?Tags: None
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