MPs endorse Boris Johnson’s scathing statement on Partygate

Many parties. British MPs have banned Boris Johnson from entering Parliament. They were checked on the evening of Monday, June 19 A statement (PDF) The former Prime Minister was accused of lying to Parliament over the “participate” issue, compromising his political future.

On what would have been Boris Johnson’s 59th birthday, elected members of parliament approved the committee’s decisions. “Mislead the House on a matter of great importance to the House and the public” This “many times”.

Boris Johnson denounces a “witch hunt”.

The report was overwhelmingly approved by the House of Commons, which has a total of 650 elected officials, with 354 votes in favor and 7 against. The suggestion by MPs has had little impact since Boris Johnson has resigned as an MP, but it represents a shame for the Conservative Party. He reported to A “Witch Hunt” And yelled while posting “Political) Massacre”.

According to the British press, the former head of government called on his supporters to stay away from the statement instead of opposing it. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak did not attend the debate, saying he did not want to “influence” vote, but it earned him charges “Weakness” From the Labor Party. Former Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May has called on all MPs to vote in favor of the report. “To help restore confidence in our parliamentary democracy”.

On Sunday, a new video was released by the newspaper Glass Members of the Conservative Party have drawn fierce criticism after breaking social distancing rules at a party during the pandemic. For his part, Boris Johnson has already found a new activity. He was hired as a columnist for a conservative tabloid Dailymail.