22nd July Just shouldn't be allowed again

It is surely one of the most unexplainable mysteries of the modern world, one that 99.9% of the Grace Under Pressure audience cannot understand, the residents of Uxbridge and South Ruislip have actually been trusted to vote. Again.

The alarm should have been raised back in 2016 when they elected Alexander Boris Cock Womble de Pfeffel Johnson to parliament.  Then 57.9 per cent of that the constituency was in favour of leaving the European Union. 

As if that wasn't bad enough they re-elected BJ back to power having been given the benefit of the doubt by the Wokarati who claimed people when presented with actual factual evidence couldn't make the same mistake again. An administrative decision that appears to have backfired spectacularly.

Now in a move that has confounded the great minds of both Barbie and Ken, the very same people who elected Boris Johnson, a man with more children than moral principles, have been given a fourth opportunity to get it right. Only they didn't. Again. By returning yet another Conservative to mis represent them as an MP

It now seems clear to Grace Under Pressure at least, that letting the residents of Uxbridge and South Ruislip exercise their democratic right to ever vote again will be a gross mistake and that sometimes freedom needs to be curtailed if people can no longer be trusted to make rational decisions.








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