To disagree with the 211 of our Conservative MPs who think this is all ok?

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Some short videos for your entertainment and information, with thanks to Joe and Led By Donkeys:

You've got to fight for your right to party:
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Boos at St Paul's Jubilee Thanksgiving Service:
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Ambulances delayed or not coming at all. 170 patients in this A&E, waiting time of 7.5 - 13hrs to see a doctor:
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Boris Johnson This Is Your Life:
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Met police response to Partygate:
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Partygate crime file:
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Boris tells us to follow the rules:
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Partygate, Line of Duty style:
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Moving message to Boris Johnson about the response to refugees:
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Boris and Russia, Line of Duty style:
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It's not just Partygate and Boogate, it's Deathgate, Ambulancegate, Hospitalgate, A&Egate, Foodbankgate, Energygate, Petrolgate, Passportgate, DrivingLicencegate, CancelledHolidaygate, Refugeegate, PPEContractgate, Russiagate, IrishBordergate, Standardsgate and not forgetting Wallpapergate and many, many more. So many gates. I'm sure I've forgotten some gates. Feel free to add your own gates.

YANBU to disagree with 211 of our Conservative MPs
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YABU to disagree with 211 of our Conservative MPs

I will give Johnson credit for curbing some of the move towards self ID that lest we forget started on the Tories watch, and there is no doubt the parties of the left mostly have a capture problem on this issue. But the Tories are not good for women overall.

Austerity fucked us over terribly, and even specifically on gender critical issues, Johnson is also trying to weaken judicial review thus blunting a vital tool for gender critical feminists and women's rights generally. We aren't talking nearly enough about that.

I can remember endless strikes in past Labour administrations, I can remember homework by candle light and being endlessly cold because the power workers were on strike.

I am old enough to remember studying by candlelight in the early 1970s. But this was Ted Heath's administration, which was Conservative.
It didn't affect me because I don't live in London, but weren't there Tube strikes on Monday? Under Johnson's administration.

The TRA and GC Issue is definitely a problem for Labour, LibDem, Green and SNP, but it is a global issue, and is probably worse in the USA.

£100 a tank, the biggest jump in 17 years, as high as over £2 a litre - the latest news on Petrolgate:
www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-61743734

Presumably its not a problem for the Tories, because they long ago gave up pretending they cared about people, let alone women?

Now of course if we returned to Imperial measures at the petrol pumps, this fact would be obvious. Better scrap the Imperial idea, hey Johnson?

Homework by candlelight definitely happened during a Conservative administration.

It's that old issue about people being entitled to their own opinions but not their own facts, isn't it? If people are making decisions based on the perception that Johnson is doing anything to look after them financially, or that he is reducing immigration, they are quite simply incorrect.

I should like to know if my MP voted for or against Johnson, on Monday, but she will not say. I could email her (again) and ask but I expect she would just ignore it (again).

Imagine seeing on the forecourts
Petrol £8.12 a gallon.

What's others opinions on the rail strike?

I'm following and as a public sector working I can absolutely see why strike action is being planned. The cuts to services and pay freezes against the cost of living have grown so much the last decade.

It's all very well people getting angry and saying "go to the table". Don't they think that's what they've tried?

I think as much as I see both sides of strike action what's infuriated me is this governments solution is to make strike action illegal.

Like everything else. Don't face problems - change the rules.

My MP is keeping quiet as well. I've decided that for me it doesn't matter. She hasn't replied to my letters and by failing to decide which side of the line her moral compass is set, or to communicate that to the people she is supposed to represent, I have no confidence in her.

I don't need to ask mine.

I have Braverman.

Her FB page says everything we need to know (as if we didn't already!) but it's very interesting that now she's getting back lash from it and generally a lot of laughing emojis.

What I'd like to know is how worried she is that the stronghold Tory area we've always been may have a turn of tide. Won't help that a very socialist Tory councillor we've had had recently retired. He was brilliant for our ward and the community.

5% rise in turnout and they lost 9% of the vote since last elections. Labour gained 10%.

It's not going to be easy to get rid of him. I remember after the vote on Thatcher her Cabinet persuaded her very quickly that she needed to resign. Johnson's Cabinet won't do that as they are all pretty mediocre and without him they'd be nothing. Johnson has done that quite deliberately.

That's fair enough. I wouldn't vote for any sitting MP who thought themselves above accountability in that way either. We have a right to know what our elected representatives are actually doing.

Boris Johnson thinks that encouraging those with the lowest pay, lowest income and lowest savings into major, life-long, risky debt will help them deal with the cost of living crisis and, channelling Thatcher, that selling off more social housing stock will help solve the housing crisis.

I've heard it all now: He says "It's time to turn benefits into bricks."
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-61739816

Unsurprisingly a Mumsnetter caller @ilovesooty has it. Someone who loves Sooty definitely has their heart in the right place.

Anyone who supports Johnson, be it MP, Mumsnet poster or member of the public is… totally lacking in morality, decency and integrity.

How can people not see that having a PM like Johnson makes the U.K. a shit, shit country?

Sooty himself would be an infinitely better PM.

“It’s time to turn benefits into bricks”. Give me STRENGTH.

Does he think “alliterative sound bites maketh the man”?

I would like to know what Peppa Pig built her house from and what happened when the wolf came along.

And we all know who the Big Bad Wolf is: Big Bad Boris.

It doesn't sit right with me that attendees at the vigil for Sarah Everard have been actively pursued by the police and fined far more than Boris Johnson has for all the parties he attended. They were very reluctant to get involved with investigating Partygate as we all know, and a police officer even walked through one such party when it was in full swing and said and did nothing.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-61744017

I actually think it's a good thing he won the confidence vote. What I didn't want was for them to replace him with someone half decent, and for the Tories to have a chance to rehabilitate their image in time for the next General Election.

I want the fuckers to lose, and lose badly. And I think Boris Johnson is the best man to ensure that happens.

Unless they replaced him with Liz Truss.

Who do you think qualifies as 'half decent'?
None of the current Cabinet, IMO.

Liz Truss is at least better than Nadine Dorris or Priti Patel. God I sound misogynistic here but most of the male cabinet ministers merge into a haze of useless sychophants.

I think it is funny how people won't listen to the lessons of history.
During bad time people vote Tory as they don't trust Labour.
When things start to improve Labour offer massive Tax cuts and Benefit rises and get in, but right now with prices rising the Torys are the ones offering money.
So just what will Labour offer to get elected?
They should be riding high with so many problems to be solved, instead the are AWOL.

right now with prices rising the Torys are the ones offering money.

But not where it’s needed. If they had any sense of self preservation they’d make and enforce meaningful cuts in fuel duty. Every time someone fills their tank they’re reminded how dreadful this government is.