Boris Johnson and the liaison committee

[Docb]

Just watchìng Boris Johnson in front of the Liaison committee. Anybody who placed a vote which led to that bumbling idiot becoming Prime Minister should be thoroughly, thoroughly, ashamed of themselves.

 

[Hardy]

I couldn't bear to watch it.

 

[Northerner]

Inarticulate and not answering the questions Avoided directly apologising for how people felt about Cummings, instead saying he understood how people were upset with the lockdown, deliberately missing the point Completely undermining his own authority and damaging his government and the country He is terrified of having to govern on his own

 

[Bruce Stephens]

He is terrified of having to govern on his own

DC probably knows how many children BJ has. Or maybe it's just

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[Northerner]

Just saw this on twitter Gibberish!

 

[Eddy Edson]

Just saw this on twitter Gibberish!

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Churchillian.

Third bottle of brandy Churchillian, that is.

 

[Davein]

As Mikey Smith says in the Mirror, BJ said 'Move On' six times at this meeting. He only had to say it ONCE to Cummings.

 

[mikeyB]

I watched the whole thing, and I’m not even a masochist. He didn’t answer any question, but simply deflected them with even more gibberish than normal. He didn’t just repeat “move on”, it was all the “ums” and “ahs” and “ers” that preceded every answer while his brain ticked round to one of his ready prepared statements that could be considered by the generous to be relevant to the current question. It was a glorious template for how to herd cats.

 

[trophywench]

Think his dad would have made a far more coherent job of it.