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For real. Boris Johnson was always up for a laugh, and a bit of harmless fun, which is why we elected him. He was the absolute best thing to happen to England, and the wake of destruction he left behind still leaves many of us breathless.
Is Tusk similar to Boris? I mean, obviously Boris presided over Brexit which was a real fuck-up. Then again, was Brexit really Boris's fault? What with the referendum, democracy and all that good stuff. It seems to me that the people of the UK made their own bed in that regard.
No, not at all. I think it was just one association they had that funny-likable doesn’t automatically mean being a good politician (or person).
I was leaning more on funny-likable/charming is suggestive of deep-seated populism and corruption