"This government is in meltdown," says Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey, "we got here because the prime minister can't tell the truth, he's lied continually, he's been dishonest to Parliament and to the British people"
"He has to go, he should resign"https://t.co/eXMHRZeKy6 pic.twitter.com/XGCmseeoYj
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Well said Ed, Rees Mogg should ask the members of bereaved families what they thought of Boris Johnson’s handling of and behaviour during the pandemic.
The problem with not telling the truth, is you have to remember lie. Lies come to the surface sooner or later.
In the Commons there needs to be thoughts, on how to prevent this situation happening again. Being in government does not give the right to to free access of the Public Purse, 4 billion can’t be just written off.
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A stitch up between the Met leadership and Number 10 will damage our politics for generations and it looks like it is happening right in front of our eyes.
Well done Ed, No ‘er, ums’…..Regarding the Met. and Sue Gray..I’m reminded of the last line of ‘Jack Spratt and his wife’..”So, between the two of them, the licked the platter clean!”