EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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villa-ru in reply to @EB

This is bollocks though...

To repeat what I have repeatedly explained, it was unconstitutional for the Queen to appoint Boris Johnson in the first place when it was plain as a pikestaff that he could not command a parliamentary majority.

He had a majority (albeit of 1) when appointed.

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Scrabble in reply to @villa-ru

Sort of - he did technically have have a majority, but could he "command a majority?" Clearly not, as Conservative rebels had prevented the party from winning any meaningful vote for ages, and that situation was only getting worse.

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Oliver Schick in reply to @Scrabble

Yeah, but it's obviously bollocks to say that the dogs in the street know. I know a few things about dogs, and I know they don't know that Johnson shouldn't have been appointed PM.

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