Boris Johnson’s return ‘reminds us what we’re voting against’ | Giles Coren

“I imagine his motivation is the sudden realisation that he has three more children that have to go through private school and bloody hell 20 per cent on VAT really isn’t funny.”
Rishi Sunak’s decision to being back Boris Johnson “reminds us what we’re voting against”, says The Times’s Giles Coren.
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[@ipohtennischannel5482]

Boris Johnson’s return ‘reminds us what we’re voting against’

[@justinmcdermott8003]

Boris should be in jail with the rest of the cronies

[@chrysalis4126]

Labour should just hold up that photo of the Queen sitting alone at her husbands funeral in response.

[@daithomas9859]

The Tories are always insulting the publics intelligence.

[@stephfoxwell4620]

The man even the Tories thought was unfit to govern.

[@terryyakamoto3488]

My dad died not from Covid, but because he couldn't see a doctor and get properly assessed. He was turfed out of hospital in one day, because of Covid, and died in the same hospital there three weeks later, from a treatable condition, having had no visitors for a week. He had about fifteen people at his funeral because of restrictions. Seeing that silly little man smirking as he gloated about having parties, whilst spraying spittle everywhere, will make the sight of the Tory party's corpse more beautiful tomorrow

[@NickRothman1980]

"Look, I don't care about Partygate. I had parties!" Giles Coren proving in just one sentence that he is still the blustering shower of contemptuous poison that he always was!

[@shawngrinter2747]

Scaremongering, in the U.K. there is no such thing as a supermajority.

[@garyarnold3141]

People who lost loved ones are still bothered about Partygate. While we were sticking to the rules and people were dying alone they were partying.

[@oitoitoi1]

People who aren't angry about partygate essentially lack basic human empathy, any sense or morality or collective responsibility. People literally couldn't see their loved ones as they died awful deaths, because of the rules the tories made, that they themselves didn't obey. If you can't understand that there is something wrong with you; it's called being a tory.

[@PatOfTheRick]

People are angry about party gate not because they couldn’t ’have a party’, but because they couldn’t attend their mums funeral.

[@BHJBHJ424]

People willing to forget partygate sums up why the Tories are so entitled and arrogant. Because we, the great British public, are so servile and pathetic and they can get away with it

[@adrianunderwood8642]

The Queen sat on her own at Philips funeral and they partied!

[@stephenpaul7499]

The fact that Starmer is being criticized of knocking off at

[@J-PoN]

Can’t wait to see the Tory’s cry

[@danthsmith]

Did Bojo ever work a whole 4 day week when he was "in office"

[@roseanncampbell3168]

If Starmer is needed for a cobra meeting on a friday night, im sure he eill attend. Anyone daying he won't are liars

[@nathanprice1841]

The times having someone on to say he doesn't care about partygate because he had parties too? Great journalism again by 'The Times'. Can't wait to get these tories out and make these people irrelevant!

[@PaulK-ve1pu]

Are there still seats on that Rwanda flight? Should be able to fit most of the senior Tories on it.

[@dainhea-marciamiller.3824]

His conduct as a public servant has caused harm, death and damage to the people. He must be punished to the full extent of the Law in his private and public capacity. The people who are honour bound and duty bound to protect the people must perform their duties. Anyone who have not performed their duties to serve and protect the people are partied to the criminalities performed upon the people by the policies and procedures conveyed to the people with evil intent.