Apparently Boris knows what voters want 🤔
This time he made the pledge while answering questions during his first People’s PMQs session from Downing Street.Asked if he would hold an election to ensure parliament could not preventon October 31, Mr Johnson said: ‘I think the British public have had a lot of elections and electoral events.
‘I think what they want us to do is deliver Brexit on October 31 and I never tire of telling you that is what we are going to do.so he can force through a no-deal Brexit.Speaking at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, he added: ‘The one thing I feel strongly about is that the House of Commons must have its way.
‘If there is an attempt to circumvent, to bypass or, God forbid, to close down parliament, that is anathema to me.’supports HTML5 videoSpeaker John Bercow He has vowed to fight against suspending parliament with ‘with every breath in my body’ But during the feed today the Prime Minister said Britons wanted politicians to get on with delivering Brexit and were frustrated that they had failed to ensure a departure from the EU.
Mr Johnson also accused Remainers of collaborating with the EU in order to reverse Brexit but he felt, in the end, the UK would leave.‘I think that is what the British people voted for and they feel very frustrated that three years after they gave that instruction, and after the British parliament promised again and again to people that we would do it, they feel very annoyed and frustrated that we haven’t – so that’s the first thing we are going to do.
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