So Boris Johnson said that Parliament has run its course, needed a new session and attempts to illegally prorogue it for 5 weeks. He is then slapped down by the Supreme Court but then prorogues it for an “acceptable” period.
All this wastes weeks of Parliamentary time.
He now says that Parliament has run its course and there needs to be a General Election.
A GE will waste 5 weeks or more of precious Parliamentary time and leave the Government in power but not subject to Parliamentary scrutiny.
Why can’t the LibDems and SNP not see that all the PM is doing is burning Parliamentary time so as to push the UK up against another deadline and bounce it into a Brexit deal which will impoverish the UK and its people ultimately leading to a catastrophic No-Deal Brexit?
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