‘In the name of god, go’: The best reactions to today’s Boris Johnson drama
Some really do speak for a nation
Everyone pretty much hates Boris Johnson right about now, and it’s hard to keep up. Today, the Prime Minister attended the commons for the Prime Minister’s Questions and was once again absolutely roasted.
In summary: Boris threw multiple parties last year whilst the rest of us were in lockdown. His excuse? Claiming he didn’t know the rules, when urm… he made them. Even “my dog ate my homework” would’ve been better than that, mate.
At first, people didn’t really know how to react to all this drama, other than take the absolute piss out of him. But as it all continues, everyone’s just getting fed up.
This afternoon, Tory MP David Davies stood up in parliament and recited the quote “You have sat there too long for all the good you have done – in the name of God, go!”.
As the world of politics continues to crumble around us, we took a look at the best reactions to all of this Boris drama, which truly encapsulates what the rest of us are feeling.
DM me if you wanna talk hun xo
. @BorisJohnson such a toxic atmosphere in there babe, u were so right 2 not rise to it hunni xoxo
— Joe Lycett (@joelycett) January 19, 2022
She really does speak for a nation
How it’s possible for anyone in the country to *not* have this reaction to the words “Boris Johnson” is beyond me.
— Tim Mitchell 🇪🇺 (@UndeadMedic) January 2, 2022
Give the poor guy a break already!
https://twitter.com/davidschneider/status/1483534925001334799
Nah – I AM DONE
I can’t cope with Angela Rayner and Thangam Debbonaire waving Boris goodbye 😂 #PMQs pic.twitter.com/5J53V7WbnZ
— Abdi Duale (@AbdiDuale_) January 19, 2022
A distraction? Noooo? Really???
boris removing plan B restrictions later today pic.twitter.com/g7vskVVd6E
— michael chakraverty 🍉 (@mschakraverty) January 19, 2022
MP do be baited though
One MP was caught leaving the Commons saying, apparently in reference to Boris Johnson, “what a dick!” pic.twitter.com/Y0gOomaY2z
— Jack Hillcox (@JackHillcox) January 19, 2022
Time to take notes from Maggie Thatch x
the only way out of this mess now for Boris Johnson is to invade the Falkland Islands
— dave ❄️ 🥕 🧻 (@mrdavemacleod) January 19, 2022
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