- Fri Jun 16, 2023 6:47 pm
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ConservativeHome harks back to the 17th century.
It was them Puritans wot done it.
Will the Puritans drive out of the Commons not only Johnson but anyone else as audacious, cavalier and irreverent?
https://conservativehome.com/2023/06/16 ... rreverent/
Whine whine whine whine something Lord Byron Whine Whine.
The below the line aren't buying it.
Probably the best comment here.
I'll leave it there.
It was them Puritans wot done it.
Will the Puritans drive out of the Commons not only Johnson but anyone else as audacious, cavalier and irreverent?
https://conservativehome.com/2023/06/16 ... rreverent/
Whine whine whine whine something Lord Byron Whine Whine.
The below the line aren't buying it.
This is arse-licking on a grand scale, but what makes it truly worse is the man you are sucking up to has done more damage to the party and country than anyone in living memory.
Add to that you seem to be dismissing his history of lying as it its some trivial school-boy joke. It is not!
I can't believe you would stoop this low to defend people thrusting their unwanted hands into other people's underwear on the basis that you want to defend Boris Johnson's poor judgement. Would you tell a close relative assaulted in that way that it was "just a bit of a laugh" and some old twaddle about Lord Byron? This is exactly what Rafael Behr was talking about. Look what Johnson has done to your moral sense.
Please tell me you don’t believe this, no one is this thick surely?
Brexit is a puritan project, the harder and purer the leaving the better. Brexiteers are puritans in every single sense.
Probably the best comment here.
Are there two Boris Johnsons ? There's the hugely popular, fearless , force of nature who leads from the front , a political powerhouse and then there's the sad victim, persecuted by puritans.
The Privilege Committee only issued recommendations it was up to the House of Commons to vote on them . I would have thought that the Force of Nature would stand up in front of MPs and make his case but instead the Sad Victim resigned.
Resigned or chickened out like all bullying cowards???
Lots of people who shouted about “Parliament being supreme” seem to have a problem with it being supreme. He resigned as PM when none of his ministers could work with him after the Pinscher debacle. His chance to rebut the judgement would have been in the debate on it. He took the Trump route of shouting loudly about traitors and muddying the water.
I'll leave it there.