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Greg Evans
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Boris Johnson's first few months as prime minister hasn't been the easiest as he has already lost a record number of votes and has been haemorrhaging Tory MPs left, right and centre.
Surely the public would be a bit kinder and sympathetic to the PM, after all, he seems to be one of only a few MPs who actually want Brexit to happen?
Well, judging by recent weeks, he's even more unpopular on the streets than he is in parliament. Seemingly every time Johnson has ventured into the outside world he has been heckled by members of the public.
There was the woman who chastised him about austerity in Doncaster and the man from Morley, who politely told him to 'please, leave my town.'
If only there was a way to watch all of these moments in one place, to enjoy whenever you wanted?
Well, now you can thanks to the Twitter user Matt Thomas who has put together a great compilation of nearly every time Johnson has felt the wrath of the public during the past number of years.
The pattern is clear, every time his minders let the public near Boris, they let him know he's not one of us. https://t.co/lbPKdzSGXT— Matt Thomas (@Matt Thomas) 1568386446
The compilation has since gone viral and even appeared in the comments from an actual Boris Johnson tweet on Friday.
@BorisJohnson @Conservatives Here’s a video version of the link for those who don’t have Facebook. https://t.co/2pcPa115rs— Shahmir Sanni (@Shahmir Sanni) 1568405137
Needless to say, people love it.
Yeah. Straight into my veins please doctor 💉💉💉 https://t.co/rpuVosPJyk— Aled Phillips (@Aled Phillips) 1568461587
@Trickyjabs @sebdwhite 'Please leave my town' man wins every day. The delivery with the smile is spot on.— Chris(topher) Sleet (@Chris(topher) Sleet) 1568399325
@shahmiruk @BorisJohnson @Conservatives That's lovely. A few months & eventually he will get the message. https://t.co/umUuzp70do— Raven Cozens-Hardy (@Raven Cozens-Hardy) 1568406579
Boris Johnson - man of the people 🤔 https://t.co/Kk9AAlw3ad— Andrew Fisher (@Andrew Fisher) 1568454688
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