UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has abandoned his “do or die” pledge to leave the EU by 31 October and will ask MPs next week to back a pre-Christmas general election. “Parliament has bought a harmful Prime Minister in a cage and Parliament could be clever to maintain that harmful Prime Minister in a cage at the very least till we take away a few of his tooth, if not all,” mentioned the Scottish Nationwide Celebration’s deputy chief in Westminster, Angus MacNeil.
Commons leader Jacob Rees-Mogg could not agree less and reacted in a typical "JRM style"...
Angus Brendan MacNeil (Na h-Eileanan an Iar) (SNP)
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Is it not a fact that, halfway through a parliamentary term, Parliament has got a dangerous Prime Minister in a cage and that Parliament would be wise to keep that dangerous Prime Minister in a cage at least until we remove some of his teeth, if not all of them?
I am afraid that that reminds me of the joke about the time that one should go and visit the dentist, which is, of course, at two thirty. But the hon. Gentleman—[Interruption.] Somebody laughed. Thank you so much. These sort of jokes amuse my children. We cannot possibly want to remove the teeth of Prime Ministers unless they are rotten, but the Prime Minister has a fine set of gnashers with which to bite through these difficult problems.
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