A Boris belter
BORIS Johnson’s sensational first speech at No10 looks a game-changer for Britain.
It was delivered at such a breakneck pace, so packed with detail and infused with such energy, optimism and national pride that we defy anyone bar the most bitter Remoaners not to feel inspired.
There was virtually no aspect of our lives Boris claimed his Government would not improve.
We can all be cynical about how much he will actually achieve, with Brexit still paramount and his Commons majority near non-existent. But what a hurricane blast of fresh air it was after three years of grim defeatism and paralysis.
In 11 minutes we learned about Boris’s “new deal” Brexit and Boris’s Britain — where no town is left behind, where the strength and ingenuity of our people conquer all adversity and in which 3.2million EU migrants are welcome to stay.
There will be 20,000 more police, 20 hospital upgrades, a new social care plan and more cash for schools.
The EU, like our new PM’s many detractors, can scoff all they like.
THE ‘BRITISH TRUMP’
They can resolve to be as stubbornly destructive as they have since 2016. But on the strength of that opening salvo Boris is very likely to have the people behind him in a way Theresa May did not.
And he is setting Brussels up, rightly, for the blame if we are “forced out with No Deal”.
Eurocrats simply can no longer insist on shackling us to an Irish backstop that keeps us tied to them.
Remainers are keen to paint Boris as the “British Trump”. It is a myopic error. Not least because this speech had such depth, intelligence and oratorical skill.
It was a brilliant debut. But today the challenge Boris has longed for his whole life truly begins.
New blood
A CABINET bloodbath was sorely needed to despatch Mrs May’s plodding pals.
It is a pity Jeremy Hunt could not face a demotion. He is too big a talent for the backbenches. Penny Mordaunt too.
We wish Priti Patel, Dominic Raab and Sajid Javid, all children of immigrants, good luck in the highest offices.
Ex-banker Javid, especially, has the makings of a great, dynamic Chancellor.
After three dismal years of Hammond, The Saj is what the Treasury needs.
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In-Cummings
HOW better to “take back control” of Government than hiring as chief adviser the man who thought up that famous slogan?
Vote Leave genius Dominic Cummings will bring explosive and ruthless drive to Downing Street. He has no tolerance for dithering, backsliding or obstructive civil servants. He will drive a tank through them — and not just on Brexit.
Remainers loathe him almost more than Boris. So what?
No man is better able to get things done.
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