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Or the public; "However, a YouGov poll published today to coincide with the publication of Gray's work found that nearly two thirds of people believed Johnson should quit, while 30% said he should not."

So speeding is justified if you feel the limit is too low.

"Do I say, not as I do". One rule for you, no rules for me. What example is he setting ?

Fabricant or Johnson ? Fabricant : ( noun) a manufacturer Johnson : ( slang ) a penis

Fletcher

Not as much as you.

So it will affect them.

Your next Tory candidate

The people who continue to support him are exactly the same as him: entitled, arrogant pricks.

Chris Bryant also raises the poor treatment of security and cleaning staff, and asks if the prime minister has "no sense of shame that Downing Street under him has been a cesspit full of arrogant, entitled narcissists".

Or, nobody can be found with a single ounce of integrity.

There was a quote a few weeks ago that said the Party could find no suitable replacement.

Boris Johnson at the dispatch box

The Second Amendment is an historical artefact from the Revolutionary War, and has had no relevance since 1903, when the National Guard was fully established.

"Best of luck - a complete non story but better than them focusing on our drinks (which we seem to have got away with)." Martin ReynoldsPrincipal Private Secretary to the Prime Minister

And Boris will stay because like a repeat offending drunk driver he promises to learn from his mistakes and will do better in future.

The first Soviet tank with a maximum height set for crew members because of the cramped interior. Slow, inaccurate gun, and a cartridge ejection system that tends to miss the discard hatch and throws the shell casings around inside the turret.

4 miles in a week.

Oates

You cannot change the Second Amendment. Of course you can, the clue is in the name ! The Eighteenth Amendment was repealed.

14 primary school children and their teacher killed in a Texas school shooting. It's becoming such a 'normal' event that the shock value is no longer there.

He did say "as British as fish and chips" - much of the Queen's ancestry is German, so you are both correct.

But no rules were broken : no sir, not one. ( Other than those resulting in 125 fines, which looks like it represents only a fraction of what would have been issued to you or I ). No parties took place, but there were 'leaving dos" with fancy food, dancing, and crates of bubbly; "working meetings" with fancy food, dancing, crates of bubbly, and people sitting on each other's laps; and co-incidental ad-hoc 'water cooler' discussion, although they actually took place around drinks fridges, where fancy food just happened to be lying around, crates of bubbly mysteriously materialised, and 30 people maintained 2metre Social Distancing in a 20 foot square room.

If somebody offered you a 2 day holiday with no strings attached, would you refuse it ?