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Tag Archives: Boris Johnson
Today or Friday will determine our next Prime Minister
I wrote this blog in order to publish it into the Argus for today and then late yesterday Boris Johnson decided to remove himself from the Prime Minister prospect. So, some of these words are no longer relevant. However, the … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Conservative Party, General Election, Liz Truss
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Can we reject this nonsense from Mail on Sunday
According to today’s Mail on Sunday, one of their headlines is Boris Johnson would do best against Labour, losing a General Election by 26 seats, new poll shows and the people who have written that document are Glen Owen, Clair … Continue reading
The very disturbing response from a dishonest MP
Yesterday after Liz Truss had resigned, several news sources led to MP members of the Conservative Party that seem willing to claim that given that Johnson had resigned back in July that now he should return as their Prime Minister … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Ben Riley-Smith, Boris Johnson, Daily Telegraph
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A very disturbing comment from a previous Party leader
It appears that William Hague is deeply concerned about the appointment of Elizabeth Truss and one can assume that he or perhaps many of us are also opposed to the appointment of Boris Johnson and some did oppose to Theresa … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Elizabeth Truss, Theresa May, William Hague
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Let us thank these MPs for supporting their colleagues
There are two very recent Early Day Motions that I have recently written about, the first one endorses England women’s national football team which I wrote about here and it was written by the Conservative MP Tracey Crouch from Kent. … Continue reading
The Conduct of Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson
Yesterday the Government reopened the opportunity for MPs to raise their calls as part of the Early Day Motion documents. These arose late in the day and there were a total of 25 EDMs. The last time that they arose … Continue reading
A disturbing lack of involvement from the Prime Minister
One of the elements that most constructive MPs are actively involved with is the Early Day Motions. The EDMs are a way for MPs that are not part of the Government to raise their concerns and to call for the … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Early Day Motion, Liz Truss, Peter Bottomley, Rishi Sunak, Theresa May
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Ed claims Boris’s Government is asleep at the wheel
and 70% of UK households will be challenged by January 2023. According to the York University 90.4% of the single-parent households with two or more children will bear the brunt of falling into fuel poverty by January and 86.4% of … Continue reading
The Government needs to be made accountable
The current action from the Government to control the Liverpool Council is an approach that many people are very appreciative about. However it is clearly not credible if the Government is willing to take over the control of Liverpool when … Continue reading
The UK and USA are both facing leadership credibility
Although Boris Johnson is about to step down as Prime Minister in the UK and that currently Donald Trump is not the President, the fact that both of these men were the Nations leaders and given how at one time … Continue reading
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Tagged Boris Johnson, Donald Trump, European Union
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