I think it is really important to take note of the way some, not all, Brexiters are framing the culprits of the stalemate over leaving as being MPs.
This is also being whipped up by some tabloids and that Boris et al are trying to portray themselves as "the people" against Parliament.
And this at a time when the Commons has already had investigations into online hate against MPs, and particularly women MPs.
Irrespective of my views on Brexit and think the things that are being said are an incitement. I know people who think we should just leave not because they support Brexit put are genuinely frightened about violence if it doesn't.
But of all the outrageous things Johnson has done is him responding to someone reminding MPs of the death of Jo Cox at a time tempers were rising because of the Brexit campaign.
Compared to Cameron's calm down dear this is just beyond being unacceptable.
He should be totally ashamed. And if his doting father was of any use he should really give him a lecture.
I read somewhere that with our unwritten constituion a lot of how out system works depends on the "good chap" principle. ie that MPs will do the decent thing.
But Johnson has shown that we are way beyond that.
And he really does seem impervious to his complacent sense of superiority. The worst example of the product of a public school.
And worse still there are still enough forelock tuggers in this country who admire this ego tripping bully boy behaviour and will support him as they somehow think this is "standing up for Britain".
Repugnant.