Dominic Raab has admitted that lying to parliament is “normally” a resigning matter, amid claims that the prime minister deliberately misled MPs over his knowledge of a Downing Street party.when No 10 denied Johnson had been warned against allowing a “bring your own booze” garden party during lockdown.
So he’s saying the PM hasn’t lied over the parties. What about all the other times he’s stood there and lied to MPs Recent lies in PMQs if I mind right - about inflation & warm homes discount?
Have members of this Tory government completely lost their pride. For once Raab makes sense, but have some of the seasoned MP’s not visited the PM and privately asked for his resignation. If he continues, it will only take another scandal or major problem to lose them the next GE
And here we go, bit of manoeuvring, positioning and slyly getting ready for the nominations and there’ll be others 😏😏😏
Sack the lot of 'em!
Cheerie bye then !
A nest of Vipers
DominicRaab In what 'context' is it acceptable for a MP or the PM to lie in the Commons? It would be helpful if you could compile a legally watertight list of acceptable ministerial lies, using all your 'lawyer' skills that you keep boasting about.
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