Is Johnson the new Trump?

twitted
Did you mean tweeted.?

“ And no 10 replying to a highly annoyed Macron “je ne regrette rien”, is that serious?”. Where did you see that ?

Although he is a twit, it is “tweeted”

when it refers to Johnson I think twitted is spot on!

From the Twitter account of John Stevens, deputy political editor of the Daily Mail:
UK-France row latest: Je ne regrette rien
Asked if Boris Johnson regrets public letter to Macron, Downing Street says: "No"

MerylStreep

twitted
Did you mean tweeted.?

Does it matter?

grannyactivist

From the Twitter account of John Stevens, deputy political editor of the Daily Mail:
UK-France row latest: Je ne regrette rien
Asked if Boris Johnson regrets public letter to Macron, Downing Street says: "No"

Of course he doesn't regret it. He did it to keep his xenophobic supporters onside after losing so much political ground in the last two weeks.

He's not the slightest bit interested in furthering the interests of the UK, just his own...

Not quite the right thread but couldn't find a more appropriate one.

"What do you call the tory cabinet meeting outside?"
"A thicket"

Of course this “let’s blame anyone besides ourselves” is popular with the anti foreigner Brexitty electorate.

avitorl

when it refers to Johnson I think twitted is spot on!

Yes!

I think a twit twittered is very apt

They are both idiots, but Johnson has no excuse, he is meant to be clever.

Thank you everyone for being so kind about my silly mistake but I was so incensed!
I’ll make sure I proofread next time!

Monica, the dictum that many of these public school/Oxbridge politicians are 'educated beyond the level of their intelligence' is applicable to this lot and especially their so-called leader.

Worse than some of the childish behaviour carried on by our leading politicians is the fact they seem to think they are funny?

Johnson is, like Trump a populist so much of his modus operandi will be recognisably the same.

My first reaction was that it beggars belief that a head of government should release a letter to another one, of a country with whom he is trying to cooperate, without the fullest prior consultation: e.g. let's prevent embarrassing leaks, let's keep control.

Then I remembered that the head of government is Boris the Buffoon, so nothing surprises me.

Diplomacy, hey!

To answer the OP, no.