Boris Johnson

[Stephen Westmoreland]

You can't be serious there Alan?

[AlanLlewellyn]

vote in my council ward 1100 labour 300 conservative

[Stephen Westmoreland]

And the Conservatives won in my area. Fortunately had a good candidate replace another good one.

[Simon Rogers]

So Boris Johnson is quitting being an MP.
Is this the end of Boris Johnson's political career?

[John Townsend]

Do not write off the Cincinnatus of Uxbridge just yet!

[Kevin Thurlow]

I did find his resignation statement refreshing. Normally, there are obsequious and hypocritical comments about the honour of serving etc., but he left fighting!

And John makes a good point...

[Matt Mackenzie]

I am writing him off, nonetheless.

Actually think his party might be willing to "do a Corbyn" on him if it came to that.

[John Moore]

Well at least we are had him as Prime Minister, bad though he was, rather than the alternative who made the Muppets look rational.

[Phil Neatherway]

I loved his comment thatn he didn't tell any lies. Surely the biggest lie of them all!

[Richard Thursby]

So Boris Johnson is quitting being an MP.
Is this the end of Boris Johnson's political career?

I expect that what happened to an Italian Prime Minister yesterday is the only way you will be certain of that.

[Christopher Kreuzer]

So Boris Johnson is quitting being an MP.
Is this the end of Boris Johnson's political career?

I expect that what happened to an Italian Prime Minister yesterday is the only way you will be certain of that.

To be pedantic, former Italian Prime Minister. (Or do you retain the title after leaving office?)

The Wikipedia article on him is one of the longer ones I have seen:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silvio_Berlusconi

Rabbit hole (really, it is, don't spend too long looking at the examples there, it is madness-inducing!):

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:LongPages

For the record, as at the time of writing, the Silvio Berlusconi article is the 685th longest on Wikipedia:

"(hist) ‎Silvio Berlusconi ‎[329,756 bytes]"

[NickFaulks]

It did strike me ( not for the first time ) that the manner in which Berlusconi was replaced by Monti was remarkably similar to the replacement of Truss by Sunak.

[Ronnie Burton]

Definitely the end of his MP career. Will make money on writing on his time as Prime Minister. The worse Prime Minister in my time of 69 years

[Phil Neatherway]

Worse than Truss?

[Richard Thursby]

To be pedantic, former Italian Prime Minister. (Or do you retain the title after leaving office?)

My brief online search suggests it is not even correct to use the title in what I presume is the most widely used case (POTUS).