Boris Johnson pulls out of red wall summit at last minute

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  1. By all accounts, he should have pulled out on several occasions, saving himself the cost of child support.

  2. It’s his birthday on Sunday, he is already on the lash in Chequers, you won’t see him until the middle of next week.

    I mean he has almost done 2 full weeks of work recently, give him a break (and his working week is normally 4 days)

  3. A classic demonstration of how little the Conservative Party actually cares about the North.

    And an exceptionally dumb personal decision on Johnson’s part. Conservative MPs in the North are amongst those most likely to lose their seats if his disastrous ratings continue, therefore the most likely to be rebellious and some of the people he can least afford to annoy.

  4. He’s got a good reason. His feelings will be hurt when he’s boo’d constantly from the moment he appears to the moment he pisses off back to London

  5. Another example of Johnson and his party not giving a flying f..k about anything or anyone north of St Albans.

  6. Don’t blame him after the interest rise. If I could finally afford a mortgage only to lose my house shortly afterwards I’d be after his blood!

  7. He is getting scared of meeting regular people being annoyed at him, his antics and the economy now. And he just keeps on adding to the list of people who are really angry at him, for numerous different reasons; just the “let’s evict Assange so we cater to our US overlords” is another step that adds more people who oppose his aggressive populism based on his own egoism.

  8. About ten minutes after bribing them into the confidence vote he shits on them because he’s scared of booing. Serves them right, really.

  9. He heard Ukraine was looking to join the EU and had to go and convince them that they don’t need to and that we are doing so much better now.

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