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. They are off to the House of Lords, now entitled to make law for life, while CBEs are being doled out to people for simply doing their jobs.
Nadine Dorries, a minister in Johnson’s government, and his number one fan, was hoping for some reward for services to sycophancy. She is left disappointed but not as much as when Johnson left Downing Street. Michael Fabricant, a Boris Johnson ultra, described the ex-PM as a"visionary" and defended him over party gate to the extent that people thought he was a parody.
It was Reynolds who sent out the invitations to the bash, so rather than an MBE or OBE, he should have given the BYOB.Now we really are having a laugh. Order of the bowl cut. Huffy Boris has not just taken his ball away, he is sneaking around late at night trying to set fire to the pitch so no one else can play at all.He was instrumental in creating the chaos around Brexit that forced David Cameron out of office and again Theresa May.
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