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Boris Johnson mocked for 'clapping like a seal' as he is named as new Prime Minister


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NO NO NO NO NO NO NO!
Boris (the buffoon) Johnson has been elected as leader of the Conservative party with just 92,153 of the conservative party members voting for him. This equates to 0.13% of the British population.By the vagaries of the British electoral system, Tweddle Dumber, the racist, sexist and homophobic dunderhead, prone to gaffs and stupid actions moves into number 10 Downing Street, where he will be called Prime Minister. He replaces Theresa May in that role where she too was installed by "coronation", on election unopposed.
Both May and Johnson, have no legitimacy as Prime Minister as there has been no mandate from the British people by way of a general election. Only 92,153 people voted for Johnson and the rest of us, all 46.8 million, were not even asked.
He may be Prime Minister to some, but to me he will only ever be leader of the conservative party, until such time as his legitimacy is endorsed with by a general election.
He may be called Prime Minister, but not in my name.


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