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gosub said:
or not.

Local Elections are in May. If ordinance isn't being fired, he will be.
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I think those elections will certainly be closer than the 2019 gen election, with Labour getting the biggest share of the vote (can't remember how many seats are being defended i.e. which party has the most to lose in these elections). However I don't see Labour getting anywhere near being a party that is getting a message across or reconnecting with working class voters in a way that builds a solid voting platform. All that and there being no obvious manoeuvres against johnson in the tory party... I dunno, he could be there till the next election. Having said that, if the Gray report or police fines happen in the next couple of months, rather than way down the road, I think he's gone.
 
Wilf said:
I think those elections will certainly be closer than the 2019 gen election, with Labour getting the biggest share of the vote (can't remember how many seats are being defended i.e. which party has the most to lose in these elections). However I don't see Labour getting anywhere near being a party that is getting a message across or reconnecting with working class voters in a way that builds a solid voting platform. All that and there being no obvious manoeuvres against johnson in the tory party... I dunno, he could be there till the next election. Having said that, if the Gray report or police fines happen in the next couple of months, rather than way down the road, I think he's gone.
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Can proobably get through the fines, Grey report (full one) he already knows where the tabloids are getting there next day front page photos from. But tories are going to get a kicking in the locals (and it'll be based on whats happened natoinall)y, ) the worst of the pandemic will have passed , its the "right" time for one of the spineless wonders to make their move
 
Fez909 said:

The Times & The Sunday Times

News and opinion from The Times & The Sunday Times
www.thetimes.co.uk www.thetimes.co.uk

Interesting tactic. Deny they happened, deny he know about them, deny he attended, deny he meant to attend, now claim they are fine anyway...can't imagine this will work.
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"Johnson has appointed his own lawyer to work on his response and is expected to argue that three leaving parties he attended briefly were a function of his job. “Saying goodbye to staff is part of working life,” a source said."



lying might be a function of his job as he he sees it. Tellling lies to Parliament shouldn't be part of his working life.
 
gosub said:
"Johnson has appointed his own lawyer to work on his response and is expected to argue that three leaving parties he attended briefly were a function of his job. “Saying goodbye to staff is part of working life,” a source said."



lying might be a function of his job as he he sees it. Tellling lies to Parliament shouldn't be part of his working life.
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So, on the basis of that logic, it's perfectly legitimate to have a leaving do (though, interestingly, I didn't see that exemption in any of the lockdown rules), but not to spend time with a dying loved one.

I think he's pushing his luck, but 'twas ever thus.
 
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