It's predictable but hugely depressing that at a time of National crisis the bitch is more concerned that he has his media advisors than any policy advisors and the admission that the cunts Dacre and Murdoch are the real power players.
"A First or Chief Minister of State, whom I intended to describe, was a creature wholly exempt from joy and grief, love and hatred, pity and anger; at least made use of no other passions but a violent desire of wealth, power, and titles; that he applies his words to all uses, except to the indication of his mind; that he never tells a truth, but with an intent that you should take it for a lie; nor a lie, but with a design that you should take it for a truth; that those he speaks worst of behind their backs are in the surest way to preferment; and whenever he begins to praise you to others or to yourself, you are from that day forlorn.
The worst mark you can receive is a promise, especially when it is confirmed with an oath; after which every wise man retires, and gives over all hopes."
Compiling a chronological charge sheet might take some time.
First up, early in the coalition's administration, the balls-up over the cancellation of Building Schools for the Future, messing up the list of affected schools and ending up with legal challenges.
May has reminded her colleagues that politics isn't just a game, it affects people's lives. Presumably, she is referring to Johnson, in which case why didn't she say something before?
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