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Logic. I laid it out earlier when the rest of you were grappling with the complxities of a lesbian love tryst between Davidson, Eagle, and May

Basically Boris wanted to be PM of a UK that was in the EU. The best chance he had of achieving this because of conservative selection works, was to campaign for leave.

He cocked it up though and won

This is Jim Hacker stuff

If you really require proof, its just withdrawn from the race, but you can equally find no end of Boris Johnson quotes, interviews, and speeches where he's adopted pro-EU views. How about "I'm not a leaver" when asked about it previously.

This piece he wrote in the DT over the weekend is already being cited as evidence that he wasn't up to the job. Balls. It's evidence of the fact he didn't believe in what was coming down the track and was trying to walk it back. Gove himself said that he didn't trust him. He knows Boris is a remainer

<blockquote data-quote="Warbler" data-source="post: 2543393" data-attributes="member: 65228">Logic. I laid it out earlier when the rest of you were grappling with the complxities of a lesbian love tryst between Davidson, Eagle, and MayBasically Boris wanted to be PM of a UK that was in the EU. The best chance he had of achieving this because of conservative selection works, was to campaign for leave.He cocked it up though and wonThis is Jim Hacker stuffIf you really require proof, its just withdrawn from the race, but you can equally find no end of Boris Johnson quotes, interviews, and speeches where he&#039;s adopted pro-EU views. How about &quot;I&#039;m not a leaver&quot; when asked about it previously.This piece he wrote in the DT over the weekend is already being cited as evidence that he wasn&#039;t up to the job. Balls. It&#039;s evidence of the fact he didn&#039;t believe in what was coming down the track and was trying to walk it back. Gove himself said that he didn&#039;t trust him. He knows Boris is a remainer</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warbler, post: 2543393, member: 65228"] Logic. I laid it out earlier when the rest of you were grappling with the complxities of a lesbian love tryst between Davidson, Eagle, and May Basically Boris wanted to be PM of a UK that was in the EU. The best chance he had of achieving this because of conservative selection works, was to campaign for leave. He cocked it up though and won This is Jim Hacker stuff If you really require proof, its just withdrawn from the race, but you can equally find no end of Boris Johnson quotes, interviews, and speeches where he's adopted pro-EU views. How about "I'm not a leaver" when asked about it previously. This piece he wrote in the DT over the weekend is already being cited as evidence that he wasn't up to the job. Balls. It's evidence of the fact he didn't believe in what was coming down the track and was trying to walk it back. Gove himself said that he didn't trust him. He knows Boris is a remainer [/QUOTE]

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