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Mr GameYou seem to have a very narrow view of democracy.Any one who criticises Johnson or his policies/statements is an anti-democrat you say.Surely in a democracy one has every right to criticise people for their views, and if it might reflect how they would handle themselves in public office, their behaviour and the moral positions they take.I fear you may be right in that I also think he will gain a comfortable majority.But what would that say of those that voted for him ?You would obviously be delighted but I think the earlier post that listed some concerns about Johnson surely must disturb you a little ?"So just to summarise Boris:1) Added to Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s sentence.2) Sacked twice for lying.3) Lied in Leave campaign.4) Prorogued Parliament unlawfully.5) Jennifer Arcuri.6) Lied about opposition action he’d take re Heathrow.7) Lies about report into Russian interference.8) Lies about Brexit deal being ‘oven ready’.9) Lies about impact of his deal on Northern Irish trade".And this says little about the way he has treated his wives and other 'girl friends' resulting in abortions and illegitimate children.I once asked I think Ms Hammond or Ms Guy (can't recall exactly) who like you are Johnson apologists and supporters what they would think of a relative, neighbour, work colleague who could be described as Johnson can.Would they be pleased to know them, happy to be associated with them, think they represent the best of men ?I doubt it, and yet you are perfectly happy to look forward to this man representing you and your country and making key decisions on your behalf.

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