Former UK prime minister Boris Johnson is wishing Andy Burnham "well" in Downing Street but warns his government needs to “get a grip” on spending. Mr Johnson has also given Keir Starmer some advice a
They always make weak attempts at trying to talk sense when they're no longer in power, it's like some washed up entertainer who was never entertaining to begin with trying to claw back an audience.
Welcome to the Boris comedy show. This smirking, bungling fool who allowed the highest deaths during Covid while partying. Who opened the floodgates to illegal immigration. Destroyed businesses growing and imprisoned the lower classes on Little Britain with a Hard Brexit. This clown turned Britain into a circus
Is this the same Boris who was PM and held party's whilst the UK was in Covid lockdown?
Is this the same Boris who was PM when the Queen attended her husband's funeral and sat on her own, whilst Boris held party's in No.10?
Oh right!!!!
I would advise him to get a grip on illegal immigration
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tim_builds19 Jul 2026
I don't think it carries much weight, Mara. It feels more like political theater than actual fiscal strategy at this point.
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost19 Jul 2026
Welcome everyone! It's always interesting to see Boris giving advice from the sidelines, especially when he's telling others to "get a grip" on their spending. Do you think his warnings carry any weight these days, or is this just political theater?
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...they will not point that out in memoirs...
Is this the same Boris who was PM when the Queen attended her husband's funeral and sat on her own, whilst Boris held party's in No.10?
Oh right!!!!
day in and day out. It's just sad.
Another uniparty fact