For me there comes a point where if my dignity and integrity were being questioned, then I would step aside to preserve my pride. However, I was also taught that the one thing you have at birth, the one thing no one else can take from you is your good word. Never propose any venture you’re not willing to follow through with. Never accept payment unless you’re going to do 110%, regardless of how much you get paid. In the end it comes down to being a person of dependable integrity. BJ is not IMHO
No one has ever accused BJ of having integrity, as far as I know. Many other names come to mind, but not that adjective. Shame, really. I do believe he tries to be the nice, lovable guy at No. 10. He hasn’t a clue how to achieve that. He gets in his own way.
It seems to me that Bunter brings all of these accusations down on himself.
He shares a lot of similarity with his ‘namesake’, the creation of Charles Hamilton, in his physical appearance, that he has been to a public school and yet is a bumbling fool.
I’m surprised that his incompetence has enabled him to continue for so long in his present position, and disappointed that he has done so much to disadvantage our country.
Boris Johnson braced for further resignations of Downing Street aides
Some government ministers said to be considering their positions after head of PM’s policy unit quit.
Lord Gavin Barwell, who served as Theresa May’s Downing Street chief of staff, said on Friday that some ministers were considering their positions following Mirza’s departure. “Large numbers of government ministers are deeply, deeply uncomfortable with the way the prime minister is behaving. Lots of people are considering the dilemma Munira faced,” he told the BBC.
A good friend of Carrie Johnson has left Boris Johnson’s team of top advisers as the prime minister shakes up his Downing Street operation, Number 10 has confirmed.
Henry Newman will return to work with Michael Gove at the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, having previously been his special adviser.
Mr Newman was once described by Mrs Johnson, a former Conservative Party head of communications, as one of her “favourite people” and is said to be a regular visitor at the PM’s Downing Street flat.
The PM is understood to have been urged to get rid of Mr Newman as a senior adviser over accusations his wife was influencing his appointments and government policy - which No 10 has strongly denied.
