The people of Clacton have spoken
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@Wen
This comic got it very wrong.The frogface didn't even bother to turn up to the results.
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@Wen
This comic got it very wrong.The frogface didn't even bother to turn up to the results.
@hittitezombie To be fair, he did have to do it well in advance, message still stands (and I don’t think the lad who announced the words put them in quite such a way either ) 🤭
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@hittitezombie To be fair, he did have to do it well in advance, message still stands (and I don’t think the lad who announced the words put them in quite such a way either ) 🤭
@Wen Yeah, my comment was pretty toungue in cheek.
He claims he was advised not to appear, stories say he was utterly drunk. I believe the latter.
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@Wen
This comic got it very wrong.The frogface didn't even bother to turn up to the results.
@hittitezombie @Wen They were correct in that the returning officer had to have more than one sheet of paper to read off for the results.

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@Wen Yeah, my comment was pretty toungue in cheek.
He claims he was advised not to appear, stories say he was utterly drunk. I believe the latter.
@hittitezombie Quite. I suspect this was a ‘wizard scheme’ (c/o Johnson that has badly backfired. Anyway back to the privileges committee and i wonder whether more revelations aboiut his financial shenanigans will come out in the meantime? After slow starts, both The Times and the Guardian as well as Byline Times and other are putting some real effort into it.
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@Wen Yeah, my comment was pretty toungue in cheek.
He claims he was advised not to appear, stories say he was utterly drunk. I believe the latter.
@hittitezombie Certainly ‘pissed’ (off). I suspect some of his advisors will be getting their jotters.
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