Boris Holds Second Assembly With Loyalist MPs in 19 Hours
In an indication of a unbroken effort to carry on to his job, the PM has held a second assembly of Tory MPs in his parliamentary workplace, simply 19 hours after his final assembly. Final evening’s turnout was stated to be round 80 – at present’s turnout is claimed to have fallen to round 30. A loyalist MP spins that the PM was in a “buoyant temper and eager to get on with the job”. Presumably he was simply joyful his PMQs slagging was over and executed with…
Boris apparently pointed to polls narrowing to “about 5 factors” and left his lowered coterie of supporters below little doubt that “he’s going nowhere… no likelihood of stepping apart”. We’ll see what the 1922 Committee has to say about that this night…
Guido’s mole concluded that “Mainly the present problem is all about character and never coverage. It’s a coup try earlier than recess” The timetable statement is, at the very least, objectively appropriate…
