So much for parliamentary democracy

boltonbonce wrote:I'm loving it. Boris has taken the first step on the road to an election defeat.

okocha wrote:Not exactly about parliamentary democracy, but still an interesting letter as a comment on our times:

T.R.O.Y wrote:Bad defeat for Boris and Cummings last night, is he really surprised nobody trusts him enough to believe that this is a negotiating position though? He’s made his own bed with so many mistruths, little wonder he can’t get the backing of any but the nuts of his party.

wessy wrote:One things for certain Boris is desperate now for an election, without it he has backed himself into a corner, if he doesn't honour the leave on the 31st he is toast.

 If Labour have any sense they won't fall into the trap and allow an election before the deadline. Let the arrogant man hang himself when he fails.  

After PMQ's the Chancellor stood up to give his spending review(bribe for election) he didn't know the bloody procedure pulled up twice by the speaker what a plonker.

Natasha Whittam wrote:

wessy wrote:One things for certain Boris is desperate now for an election, without it he has backed himself into a corner, if he doesn't honour the leave on the 31st he is toast.

 If Labour have any sense they won't fall into the trap and allow an election before the deadline. Let the arrogant man hang himself when he fails.  

After PMQ's the Chancellor stood up to give his spending review(bribe for election) he didn't know the bloody procedure pulled up twice by the speaker what a plonker.

I think everything is going to Boris Johnson's plan.

He'll walk an election.

Natasha Whittam wrote:


Don't you think Boris knew exactly what he was doing?


Yes indeed, here's a photo of a man whose expression after heavy defeat last night proves he knew exactly what he and his fellow bullies/liars were doing and certainly not been rumbled for the charlatan he is  

karlypants wrote:Bercow is a jumped up little tosser that needs a good smacking.