For all our sakes he must go

Photo credit: The Guardian

Quite how Boris Johnson pictured here ahead of the 2012 London Olympics when he was "only" Mayor of London, ever got to be leader of the Conservative party and subsequently Prime Minister I'll never know. He was a fool then, and he's been found to be an even bigger fool since then, with an ever growing catalogue of lies whilst overseeing perhaps the most inept government in recordable history. Even more staggering is his apparent ability to deny, shrug off and ignore the clear and obvious failings of him and his government, whilst a not insignificant proportion of voters still think he's the man to lead us in this current car crash of a country. 

If this was any other organisation, corporation, PLC or otherwise, he'd be long gone. Maybe the latest abomination of him denying there was a party at No 10 during a tier 3 lockdown last year, whilst simultaneously saying he'll instigate an inquiry to investigate it (if he's denying it happened by the need for an investigation?) whilst the rest of the country was staying at home, unable to see and visit loved ones, many in the final stages of their life. One rule for us, and one for him and his parliamentary chums, staffers and other "associates"? Looks like it.

The man's a complete charlatan, and a laughable clown, and I don't mean that in a funny, nice clown way. If he had an ounce of backbone he'd resign. But he hasn't. He'll shift the blame and let someone else take the fall. That's his style, and he and his cronies have got form.