Terminated Boris Johnson signs off with 'Hasta la vista, baby' in final PMQs

"Focus on the road ahead, but always remember to check the rear view mirror and remember above all it's not Twitter that counts."

"Can I start by saying to the prime minister that I do know that the relationship between a prime minister and leader of the opposition is never easy - and this one's proved no exception to the rule.to take this opportunity to wish him his wife and his family the best for the future."Boris Johnson called Sir Keir Starmer a 'great, pointless human bollard'

Mr Johnson called the Labour leader"one of those pointless plastic bollards you find around a rather deserted roadworks on the motorway", while Sir Keir quipped that he will"miss the delusion" of the prime minister. Sir Keir told the prime minister that Foreign Secretary Ms Truss"was withering about the government's economic record".

He questioned:"Has the prime minister told her who's been running our public services for the last 12 years?"

Everything's a joke hey boris, twitter has given the poor people in this world a voice the internet has given the poor knowledge some wealth no longer can the privileged rich go unchallenged no longer can politician just do what they like anyway let's see what the rich guy does

👋

EXCELENTEEEE!!!

The last person to use ‘hasta la vista’ in parliament was…....Chris Pincher. 1 April 2011

The country will regret getting rid of borris

Tit

New Terminator movie looks a bit 💩 hastalavistababy

And a sly dig at the back stabbers?

Brilliant 😂🤣

Hasta la vista ya filthy animal 🙋‍♂️ PMQs

Boris should also have said ‘I’ll be back’ Driven out by the scum media/ what a shame he is going!

Idiot.

Gross.

zerohedge If he has some free time, he can sign up for a gig with WWF. I see him as a heel-type manager character.

Shame his neither as good of an actor or politician compared to Arnie.

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