ITV confirmation Number Ten partied whilst the rest of us locked down.

BiggEggo said:
He's a disgrace to the UK. Its that simple. The overwhelming majority want him gone. He should know that by now. His position is untenable and you must be the only person standing his corner making lame excuses for him.

In your book, they are all at it, so it's not such a big deal.

Well it is, and he should go. Go now, before he makes the situation worse - because that it exactly what he always does with everything he touches.

I'm sure he will have a space for you at his next party. Most of his mates have rsvp'd to say they can't make it for some strange reason.
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Your comprehension is astounding!
 
WeeGord said:
I'm not falling for anything I'm enjoying him being roasted. I'm aware it could be an act and a subliminal appeal for sympathy but this scandal is not going away.

I think he realises it and that his time is nearly up.
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The Spectator is one of his biggest supporters - or was. They won’t take kindly to him throwing the wife of the Spectator’s political editor under the bus today. She is not the only one who should lose her job today.
 
Corcaigh_the_Cat said:
It's because they were responsible for the rules, established them and chose to ignore them.

They made a number of decisions which made Christmas difficult for a great number of people, then chose not to follow them themselves.

He should go.
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Absolutely,
BlindBoyGrunt said:
The majority do want him gone but it seems according to some, good old Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson isn't as culpable as others.

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He desperately, and tragically, tried to turn the issue into a story about the leaked video footage, which is really missing the point.

The fact that they've thrown Stratton under the bus is predictable really. She's culpable of course and I wont lose any sleep over her predicament to be honest (given that she's part of the 'establishment' that is the real problem), but its a misdemeanor when compared to the act itself.
 
Uwefuchs said:
Totally right and it ***** me off when people try to deflect away from the Tories by bringing labour into it, this isn't about party politics, this isn't supporting a football team where you show blind loyalty this is about right and wrong. People were dying alone in hospitals and not getting a chance to say goodbye to their family, meanwhile the Tories were having a pissup and ignoring the rules they had written. It would be just as scandalous if it was labour, lib dem or UKIP running the country, people aren't complaining about this a petty point scoring exercise its an absolute disgrace. Then you see his press secretary laughing about as if its something completely trivial. How can they possibly hope to enforce any further restrictions if they're needed in the future?
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Ukip are running the country
 
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