How a war changes things…
It was only a few short months ago that Boris Johnson’s prime ministership looked distinctly rickety for having drinks and nibbles at Downing Street, contra to the then harsh Covid lockdown rules. Calls for his resignation were frequent and loud.
Now, having recently snuck into Kyiv to meet with Ukrainian President Zelenskyy, Johnson, absurdly blonde and rotund as he strutted in suit and tie amidst a city preparing for war, looked almost Churchillian.
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