Boris Johnson: it seems we all think it’s time for him to go.
The word ‘Resigning’ may have started trending on Twitter in the UK for one reason – but you’d be hard-pressed to find out what it is after Twitter users piled in en masse to complain that they had hoped it was about Boris Johnson and his Tory government.
The trend – totalling more than 6,000 tweets at the time of writing – signifies a massive ad hoc vote of “no confidence” in Johnson and his cronies ministers.
And commenters weren’t holding back:
Resigning? This pair of dimwits could do for starters: pic.twitter.com/4Hk5E2xmQ5
— The Mallard Missie (@mallardmissie) September 3, 2020
Resigning. I clicked on it hoping it was Johnson and his whole rotten cabinet.#ToriesOut pic.twitter.com/3om609VNKT
— AlmondTree (@_almond_tree) September 3, 2020
Resigning is the minimum I would expect from the rotten Tory government.
Prosecution is what I would prefer. pic.twitter.com/CC2IVMZ79S— graham manley (@grahammanley) September 3, 2020
Resigning trending 🤔 Has he gone yet? #BorisHasFailedTheUK #ResignBoris pic.twitter.com/mh7Jse862P
— Big Mac (@galiniche) September 3, 2020
Is bare faced lying or 'misleading the house' no longer grounds for resigning then Johnson?
Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice say it is 'simply not true' they are in litigation with the government.https://t.co/6tcdKSNHPO
— JD Black🥀 (@_JD_Black) September 3, 2020
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