The following is a long video. But although I found the entire thing interesting, it’s not necessary to watch it all to get the gist of it. Twenty minutes or even ten minutes would do as a summary version. The … Continue reading →
I guess the pressure to resign was finally too much for Johnson: After resisting calls to step down for nearly two days, Johnson admitted to the world’s media outside No. 10 Downing Street in London that “it is clearly now … Continue reading →
Was it really the scandals that brought Boris Johnson down? Or was it the disappointment over his weakness as a leader and his failure to deliver much of anything beyond Brexit that would differentiate him sharply from Labour? I think … Continue reading →
It looks grim for him, but who knows? The rodents are deserting what looks to be a sinking ship, though: It is looking increasingly unlikely Johnson can withstand this onslaught of resignations, prompted by yet another scandal. This latest scandal … Continue reading →
…but it’s not no confidence: …58.6% of Conservative MPs backed him — a worse result than former Prime Minister Theresa May, who had the support of 63% of her lawmakers (200, in a much smaller parliamentary party) when she faced … Continue reading →
Have a wonderful holiday! Also some good news: Boris Johnson is out of the hospital. He will be recuperating further at Chequers, the official country residence of British prime ministers.
Continue reading →He’s been moved out of intensive care: “The Prime Minister has been moved this evening from intensive care back to the ward, where he will receive close monitoring during the early phase of his recovery,” a spokesman said on Thursday. … Continue reading →
As if things weren’t disturbing enough, now we get this news: Boris Johnson has been moved to intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened, Downing Street have confirmed. The Prime Minister was admitted to St Thomas’ hospital in Westminster on … Continue reading →
Johnson: “To all our Jewish friends, neighbors, and relatives, wherever you are in the world, let me wish you a very happy Hanukah,” said Johnson… …Today, as Britain’s Jews seek to drive back the darkness of resurgent anti-Semitism, you have … Continue reading →
A defeat such as this one can certainly make a party think. If Labour is to ever win again in the UK – and you’d better believe they deeply desire to do so – something will have to change. Maybe … Continue reading →
…is every bit as awful as our own leftist “leaders.” Maybe even worse, although that’s hard to accomplish. And here’s some good news for Boris Johnson: Boris Johnson and the Conservative Party are on course to win up to 366 … Continue reading →
This is potentially big news: In a massive boost to Prime Minister Boris Johnson-led British Conservatives, Nigel Farage has pulled hundreds of Brexit Party candidates ahead of the December 12 election. The Brexit Party will not field candidates in all … Continue reading →