Boris Johnson - a warning from history

Callistemon probably better if none of us confidently predict anything at all in politics.In fact, if this was a political thriller, the present situation, readers would condemn it as too far fetched.

Oh dear

Sunak supporters are asking the Johnson supporters to prove that they have over 100.

Love to see such a United political party??, and this before the next leader is decided.

Are there any GNs who are in Johnson's constituency?
I thought you could remove your MP if he/she was not doing the job properly.
Please do us all a favour and apply this rule.

Aspen

Are there any GNs who are in Johnson's constituency?
I thought you could remove your MP if he/she was not doing the job properly.
Please do us all a favour and apply this rule.

oh that would be absolutely brilliant! Please.

Fleurpepper

Aspen

Are there any GNs who are in Johnson's constituency?
I thought you could remove your MP if he/she was not doing the job properly.
Please do us all a favour and apply this rule.

oh that would be absolutely brilliant! Please.

Constituents can't remove a sitting MP. They have to be found guilty of wrongdoing.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recall_of_MPs_Act_2015#:~:text=Instead%2C%20proceedings%20are%20initiated%20only,resulting%20in%20a%20by%2Delection.

But he is guilty of so much wrong doing, and still under criminal investigation.

Being on holiday in Barbados (eg very far away), when he is still an MP (he was on two other holidays whilst Parliament was in recess), when he should be in his Consituency working for his Cosntituents, and in the House, doing the job he has been elected to, and paid for- also makes hime guilty!

Out of the frying pan into the fire, if Johnson is elected by the same MPs who sacked him what hope is there for the UK.

We will be the laughing stock of the world if Boris gets in again. So depressing and a total mess.

I spent a good amount of time in the supermarket looking at the headlines in the different newspapers.

The idea that BJ and Sunak might buddy up clearly came, and ONLY came, from the Daily Mail. Times and Telegraph - seem to be hinting at Sunak pretty strongly. Express - behind Boris on grounds he had a mandate.

OK, from what I recall: Guardian - "Tory Tribes at war" The "I" "Sunak leads Johnson"

Mirror - picture of bloated looking BJ on holiday and very anti.

Sun - our beloved Boris.

I've been very depressed at the idea of BJ back, I don't think he'll make it.

Equally depressed as young bright women on the till saw me scrutinising the papers and raised an eyebrow. I said I'm looking at the different papers reactions to BJ. She pointed out the one with BJ as aubergine (The Star as in "ontpageNewsLatest NewsBoris Johnson
Aubergine Boris Johnson back from Caribbean holiday and ready to replace Lettuce Liz"
and said it was funny.

I asked her what she thought, sadly I got the "Oh I don't understand all that kind of thing" (and meant it, not just being polite) as in, "its not relevant to me they are all the same etc)

That sounds like a very sensible reaction whilst she was at work.

I had lunch with two lifelong Tory voting friends today. Both said that they wouldn't vote Conservative if Johnson is PM due to the partying during Covid whilst others made terrible sacrifices. They also said that it was not only the partying, but the lies told about it afterwards that broke the camel's back.

They seem totally disillusioned with the Conservatives.