Boris Johnson’s can-do style will unify Britain and nail Jeremy Corbyn’s lies
BORIS Johnson has wasted no time in setting out his unifying One Nation vision for Britain.
The PM’s priorities in this week’s Queen’s Speech will be music to the ears of both traditional Tory supporters and the huge swathe of former Labour voters who backed him in last week’s momentous vote.
Boris will finally nail Corbyn’s lies that the health service is unsafe in Tory hands by legally enshrining the pledge to inject £34billion into the NHS.
He will announce a long overdue overhaul of the rotten justice system, whose flaws were tragically exposed by the London Bridge terror attack.
With an eye on long-suffering commuters he will unveil plans to limit the number of strikes transport unions can inflict on customers.
And he will boldly encroach on prime Left-wing territory by promising better protection for the millions who rent property.
But these are only the first rumblings in the seismic political shift which has given Britain its best opportunity in a generation.
Yesterday Boris firmly planted the Tory flag in Tony Blair’s old Sedgefield constituency.
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Bojo assured life-long Labour voters who switched to him in droves on Thursday that he would repay the trust they had shown in him.
In his trademark inspiring can-do style, he declared: “Our country has embarked on a wonderful adventure. We’re going to recover our national confidence, our mojo, our self-belief.”
He is displaying far more empathy with the real concerns of working people than the tin-eared metropolitan elite that has dragged the once proud Labour party into the mire.
In contrast with his new vision the Corbyn rabble expressed their impotent fury the only way they know, with banners, insults and violence.
Let’s just look at their response to democracy. . .
A Corbyn-supporting mob marches on Downing Street vowing to defy Tory rule.
Ludicrous Labour MP Lloyd Russell- Moyle threatens to fight the Government “on the streets”.
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A close friend of Marxist John McDonnell is pictured throwing punches during the count at the Shadow Chancellor’s Hayes and Harlington constituency.
Is there any wonder that millions of ordinary, law-abiding Britons turned their back on Corbyn’s hysterical cult of political nasties?
Good riddance to the lot of them.
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