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That was the question, not his answer

Don’t they need to make the new technology before build the bridge? Something to do with the pylons needing to be the deepest and longest ever built.

Ask why he thinks horses love horse racing. He’ll block you and all your problems will be over.

Almost forgot about the bridge.

Oh dear Has Johnson got his NI numbers confused? and the award for the Diane Abbott of the Conservative Party goes to ... ...drumroll... ... the Conservatives Party leader, Boris Johnson!... ...rapturous applause.

Ha ha ha Tories ban the Mirror from Boris Johnson's general election battle bus Snowflakes.

Hopefully. I’m not going to count any chickens but I will just make the observation that this is how the gap was closed last time, campaigning on real issues. I’ll also make the observation that the gap was a lot smaller in the first place last time. My money is on a hung parliament still. I...

https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politis/nhs-concerns-brexit-general-election-boris-johnson-corbyn-poll-a9211196.html%3famp General election priorities: The biggest issue facing voters - and it ISN’T Brexit Boost for Jeremy Corbyn as voters most important election...

NHS now rated the number one concern of voters overtaking Brexit.

I read an article claiming that 2 million registered in the 8 weeks up to the announcement of an election, basically since Boris got the job. A certain percentage is people moving etc but the majority were under 35.

Tory Aberdeen candidate suspended over Holocaust tweets

That was the question yes. But as usual per Boris the answer didn’t exactly correspond with the question. He actually end up saying to opposing things during the course of discussion about the royal family and specifically Prince Andrew. He had a complete change of tact once he gauged the...

There was a Tory candidate in Aberdeen suspended yesterday that got little attention. Still, he was only suspended over antisemitism, islamaphobia and homophobia so hardly worth a mention.

No he didn’t.

Even that’s not strictly true. He was actually attending a meeting of the Wolfe Tone Society in London, a republican organisation where they do indeed pay tribute to dead republicans and apparently these 8 men were mentioned as was an innocent catholic man killed by the SAS. It wasn’t a meeting...

He said that the royal family is beyond reproach. I’m not lying.

The Daily Mail going with the headline that Boris refused to back Prince Andrew. Obviously missed the bit where he said he was above criticism.

Only he never attended any IRA murderers funerals. It’s one of those lies that’s been repeated enough to be an assumed fact. It is in fact a lie so if you’re making your decision on that basis you’re making an ill informed decision based on a lie.

Something Major has never got enough if any credit for. He’s a personal hero of mine for taking the initial steps. Never happened under Maggie and would never happen under Boris if needed.

You could argue that Corbyn was ahead of his time and ahead of the GFA in trying to engage with Sinn Fein by opening dialogue. After all, that was all it took in the end to get a ceasefire. Engagement. On that basis how many lives could have been saved by a Tory government had they engaged when...