WHAT DO YOU think of
SHOULD BORIS JOHNSON GO?
HE’S buggered, isn’t he? And rightly so.
He’s handed the opposition parties a Christmas present like no other, and he only has himself to blame.
The only way this could get worse if it turns out he shagged someone over the photocopier while it was taking scans.
Al Lewis, Scunthorpe
AS I understand it from all the papers it wasn’t just happening at Downing Street.
The Department of Education, after closing down all the schools, had an Xmas knees- up, too, the cheeky bastards.
This is horrendous for Boris. He’s always been slippery, but surely even he can’t wriggle out of this one. He should definitely go.
Tony Steed, Macclesfield
THING is, didn’t we all break the rules?
I mean, just because the pub was closed didn’t stop me seeing my mates. They were round here all the time, getting drunk and playing naked Twister, after the kids went to bed.
But I’d be really pissed off if I was one of those people who got fined for doing exactly what No. 10 was doing, too. Can we now arrest and fine all of those involved?
Mike Hughes, Cardiff
BORIS should definitely resign but I can’t see him doing it. He likes power too much.
And who would replace him? There aren’t many to choose from. Patel? No. Gove? Definitely no. Sajid Javid? Looks too much like Spock. Rishi? Too short.
Plus, who’s Boris really up against? Sir Keir Starmer hasn’t exactly set the world on fire, has he? It’s like arguing with a wet sheep that can’t pronounce its Rs.
Bill Campbell, Ironbridge
WHAT a f** king pisstake! My mum was one of the 514 people who died from COVID on the same day No. 10 were getting lashed and no doubt fingering themselves into a party frenzy. Think of all the pubs and restaurants that between them lost billions because of the Christmas lockdown. All the bands that could no longer perform. And all the jobs that were lost.
They’ve taken us all for mugs. Typical snooty twats who think the rules don’t apply to them. Makes you wonder if Jeremy Corbyn wouldn’t have been so awful after all… joke!