Disunited
After all the shenanigans in parliament yesterday, Mr Johnson and all the members go back to work, tackling the daunting task of solving Britain’s many problems
In a frenetic, not boisterous but simmering with anger atmosphere, opposition benches called on him to resign but with most of his members supportive the prime minister, like an outclassed boxer, rode the nonstop barrage of punches to escape, no doubt for a celebratory drink.
Now comes his and his government’s fight back, starting with handouts to a weary and shocked public. The chancellor, probably reluctantly, will loosen the purse strings in a bid to lesson public anxiety, fear even, about surviving what even he admits will be a cruel winter.
Britain today, is, in a way, suffering as it did in the war, this time a different war when we and the world, faced an uncertain future.
One big difference is that than Britain was led by a united national government which with the people
as one in their determination to win.
That is the spirit and action needed today .
Sadly, yesterday showed no sign of unity and determination.
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