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10 Nov 18
17:43
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Did he not look smug after resigning from the Cabinet? It's only taken him 10 months to realise he was in the wrong camp with the 'brexiteers' - he's a staunch
remoaner. What some politician would do to bat with the wrong side to facilitate their cv and career. How calculating and (immature)!
remoaner. What some politician would do to bat with the wrong side to facilitate their cv and career. How calculating and (immature)!
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10 months before he realised he was batting for the wrong camp! That was the most astonishing revelation that had emerged from his resignation; 10 months for hoodwinking Mrs May, brexiteers and public, unforgivable! And ever since he'd been busy traipsing from one media to another looking and feeling smug (no doubt) to tell the political pundits (and stooges) why he'd done it - he's a remoaner, for goodness sake.
All that time he'd been paid extra (money and perks) for being in the Cabinet...with a clear conscience (perhaps).
All that time he'd been paid extra (money and perks) for being in the Cabinet...with a clear conscience (perhaps).
Boris left because he did not like the watered-down brexit of Mrs May yet Jo Johnson - a staunch remoaner - accepted a Cabinet post to facilitate brexit from Mrs May - how absurd is that? Or was that a strategic political move on the part of Jo Johnson ie to weaken Mrs May further as PM just prior to an agreement/sign-off an EU exit?
Whatever, I think this is a despicable move by Jo Johnson to Mrs May, and those who voted for Brexit.
Whatever, I think this is a despicable move by Jo Johnson to Mrs May, and those who voted for Brexit.
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