'Boris Johnson: changing rules to allow new no-confidence vote within 12 months would be ‘grossly unfair’, says Javid.'

That's funny. It really is.

Changing the Ministerial Code so that Johnson is not held to account, that's fine though.

Removing the words 'Integrity, objectivity, accountability, transparency, and honesty' from Ministerial Code. Nothing to see here.

The current Prime Minister changing the rules so an MP doesn't have to resign for breaching Ministerial Code. While he is being investigated for breaching the Ministerial Code. All good.

Ploughing ahead with privatising Channel 4 even though 96% of respondents to Nadine Dorries' consultation were against - yep, that's fine too.

Breaking essential life saving lockdown rules - while everyone else were expected to follow them. Just details, details.

The systematic erosion of the Rule of Law - the rule that no one, no one, is above the law - well, that's no problem whatsoever if you see yourself in a league of your own - if you see yourself as above and beyond the rules that create trust and confidence : the rules that hold together the fabric of our society.

The list is a very very very long one.. so I won't go on.

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All of this is a pattern of behaviour. They are not exceptions to the rule. They are the rule. 

Lie, cheat, evade, ignore, and plough on.

Get your way. At all costs. 

It's a shameful way to be, and we are all paying the cost.