How they have the nerve to say that another referendum would be anti- democratic when they ignore any rules of democratic behaviour themselves is beyond me.
Boris was not elected to be our Prime Minister. He was elected as leader of the Conservatives by 92,153 members of the Conservative party - 0.13% of the British population. Apparently that's the size of a decent football crowd!
During the whole election process he declined to be interviewed in the normal way so that the British public could hold him to account & know whether he could answer searching questions. Arrogant doesn't even begin to cover it. His minders were too afraid he might b..... everything up. He is notoriously gaff prone. Just what we want in a politician, never mind a Prime Minister.
Since he became Prime Minister he is so afraid of answering Prime Ministers Questions in the House he doesn't do it. Instead he's doing a "Trump" & launching a regular “people’s Prime Minister’s Questions” slot on Facebook. Again - just what we need, a Social Media buffoon.
It isn't funny. The Brexit situation was bad enough before. Now it's downright Monty Python.
Interestingly 64% of the 22 members of the extended cabinet voted Remain, compared to just 36% who voted for Brexit.
Remain voters: Sajid Javid, Ben Wallace, Matt Hancock, Robert Buckland, Gavin Williamson, Liz Truss, Grant Shapps, Robert Jenrick, Baroness Evans, Alun Cairns, Julian Smith, Alok Sharma, Nicky Morgan, Amber Rudd.
Brexit voters: Boris Johnson, Dominic Raab, Priti Patel, Stephen Barclay, Michael Gove, Andrea Leadsom, Theresa Villiers, Alister Jack. Obviously three of the four top posts have gone to Brexiteers
It's important to note that a number of those who voted Remain have since stated they now support Brexit. How can they all put us in this dire situation?
I would never have predicted that British politics could become so farcical & so dangerous. Who would have thought that a lie on a bus could get us into such a mess?
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