Scrap Johnson's Honours List
Boris Johnson has scurried out of the House of Commons, after finding out he'll be declared to have misled Parliament - an unprecedented disgrace for a British prime minister.
Just a few hours earlier, he unveiled his Honours List: a roll-call of cronies and enablers, almost all of whom either aided him in his catastrophic mismanagement of the country, or profited from it.
These aren't public servants - these are accomplices and enablers.
It is beyond preposterous that they should enjoy a lifetime reward for inflicting him on the country!
We call on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to scrap the list with immediate effect.
Boris Johnson has scurried out of the House of Commons, after finding out he'll be declared to have misled Parliament - an unprecedented disgrace for a British prime minister.
Just a few hours earlier, he unveiled his Honours List: a roll-call of cronies and enablers, almost all of whom either aided him in his catastrophic mismanagement of the country, or profited from it.
These aren't public servants - these are accomplices and enablers.
It is beyond preposterous that they should enjoy a lifetime reward for inflicting him on the country!
We call on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak to scrap the list with immediate effect.
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