And he won’t produce anything because he is a renowned bullsh1tter that the naive continue to fall for. Listening to him sniffing away through the post vote response he kept saying “stuff” - a phrase to sum up the huge issues that are blighting the country. He hasn’t got a genuine bone in his body. He never has. He is a cardboard cutout of a man who has no genuine compassion for anybody but himself.
I think we should remember 55% of the electorate, even in the Brexit skewed 2019 election, did not vote for Johnson, it was not a mass majority.
The trouble is the so called experts are treating Boris the same as the other leaders that have gone down this route. Regardless of your politics Thatcher, May and Major had the Conservative Party’s best interests at heart, Boris doesn’t and he will stay till the bitter end, which is why this result is a great result for Labour but does mean more turmoil for the country in the short term.
Reshuffle ?- i think you mean a quick stir of the turds.
Not reading the room are they, the public confidence is through the floor with him, most if not all will lose their seats if they retain this lineNot sure if this has already been posted so apologies if it has
Simon Clarke, Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland: 'I will be voting confidence in our Prime Minister Boris Johnson.'
Jacob Young, Redcar: 'Boris has my full confidence.'.
Peter Gibson, Darlington: 'Boris Johnson retains my confidence as our PM and as a champion for the North East'.
Jill Mortimer, Hartlepool: 'Hartlepool voted overwhelmingly for Brexit and Boris got it done.'
Matt Vickers, Stockton South: 'The Prime Minister backs Teesside and I’m backing him.'
Full list of MP's who voted for Boris here
Full list: the Tory MPs backing Boris Johnson
Graham Brady, the chair of the Tory backbench 1922 committee, has announced that Boris Johnson will face a confidence vote at 6 p.m. this evening. He told the Prime Minister yesterday that the required 54 letters had been received and that would face a vote imminently. Voting for Conservative...www.spectator.co.uk
The Idiot Johnson will soon announce that the 'resettlement center' is going to be built on Teesworks (Think Guantanamo bay), then Houchen and Young will be extoling this amazing prime minister and the fantastic investment coming to the area.
"Teesworks is already attracting new tourism"
But they're not there to represent their constituents, they're there to make the most of their luck in getting voted in on the back of the Brexit wave before they get sussed out at the next GE. They back Johnson because they model themselves on him. Empty vessels make the most noise.
I think if it happened early in the year before Rishi became a pariah it may have lead to a proper challenge this time. He must be really annoyed he saved £200 odd million in tax for his Mrs with her non-dom status whilst trying to become a US citizen and we found out.............
I fully expected the punchline to be 'Will become Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport '
