I am amazed so many commentators couldn't see my comment about the Queen was tongue in cheek.
But am astonished at the passive acquiescence that what is going on now isn't pushing the (unwirtten) constitution to the edge. We've already had the Speaker manipulating the Commons timetable, and now we have a PM who without going to the country for a new mandate, ie he is merely taking over the mandate of the Tories at the last election, is now pumping out policy decisions without even Cabinet discussion.
And he is doing it to buy votes, because Dominic Cummings (the UK is his petrie dish for experiments in voter manipulation) is running a click bait campaign, to get an election.
If as has been said they intend to call an election for the day after leave date, in contravention of existing protocol, to avoid the consequences of crashing out influencing voters.
And the more I think about it the Queen as an impartial arbitor has about as much credibility as the House of Commons who have spent the past year grooming the egos while the country falls apart.
And a media that ripped in Theresa May for any tiny fault, but not one part of the media is pointing out that what Johnson is doing, just in relation to spending, is totally irresponsible and questions why we ever needed austerity. Imagine if it were a Labour PM was doing this.
What we are seeing is the reality that party politics does not serve the UK voters. They have been play acting in Parliament whilst TM's deal, actually the EU's deal, is probably based on the almost even split in referendum results the logical "compromise". But oh no, it must be wrong. A weak woman let it happen.
So now we have unregulated male posturing playing to the house, egged on by his media buddies who just treat it all as a reality show, and everybodies just shrugging their shoulders.
At the end of this. Whatever it turns out to be, Parliament will be a joke, and everybody will be entitled to say to any jumped up self appointed constitutionalist, well is Boris can do it why cant Corbyn, or Jo Swinson - or Nigel Farrage.