"Who runs this country?'
I rarely use the Mail (or Fail) as a source, but today they scream an hysterical and outrageous (again) headline, "Who runs this country?': Boris Johnson's allies blast 'constitutional coup'.
Well DMG Media, Daily Mail and General Trust and editor Geordie Greig, the answer is a simple one. For the benefit of the tendentious employees and owners of this rag, and the mindless individuals who actually read this prime example of gutter press. (including "Boris Johnson's allies"), the Supreme Court have upheld the centuries old reality, that it is the House of Commons and Parliament that runs the country. It is not the Executive or even the Prime Minister, but Parliament. What happened yesterday was not a 'constitutional coup' but a statement of fact, confirming that the Executive is answerable to the law and cannot close down the Parliamentary process at the whim of the Prime Minister.
This outcome may be unpalatable to some, particularly the Prime Minister and many of the executive and certainly to the Mail and other rags of that ilk, but it is the reality.
We must never allow the excesses of the executive to usurp the people of this country as expressed in the House of Commons and Parliamentary democracy.
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