Boris Johnson’s speech came a poor second to the protest chants

Oonagh Keating. Updated September 3rd, 2019

I'm just a girl, standing looking at a lectern, asking how many more times we've got to go through this shit.

— Kirsty Strickland (@KirstyStricklan) September 2, 2019

10.

This didn't sound like a man confident of getting anything "done"

Weak & rattled#StopTheCoup pic.twitter.com/EP2Ag4hLZ6

— SheRa Marley-Threepwood (@SheRa_Marley) September 2, 2019

11.

Heckling, negative crowd reactions are Johnson’s kryptonite, they destroy his confidence and utterly negate his charisma, this is the key to finishing him.

— Chris Kendall 🇪🇺 (@ottocrat) September 2, 2019

12.

stop the coup

doo doo do doo doo do doo

— Chris Boyd 🇬🇧🇵🇭 (@paperghost) September 2, 2019

13.

People saying that speech was no different from Theresa May are being unfair. It was considerably shorter which improved the whole thing: https://t.co/n4CeRuwuqK

— Stephen Bush (@stephenkb) September 2, 2019

14.

Boris Johnson, a man who has always been desperate to be popular, looked distinctly uncomfortable as he tried to focus on his speech despite the boos in the background. Good.

— Incompetent May (@IncompetentMay) September 2, 2019

15.

That was like the episode of The Thick of It where he planned a big announcement and then his policy was pulled but he has to give the talk anyway.

— Dan Rebellato (@DanRebellato) September 2, 2019

16.

Shifty, pin-eyed fucker, isn't he? Looks genuinely rattled. That made Theresa May's lectern speeches look like the Gettysburg Address in comparison.

— Nick Pettigrew (@Nick_Pettigrew) September 2, 2019

Author, James Felton, pointed out a similarity between Johnson’s speech and a certain familiar woman …not that one.

So he called a press conference just to say “nobody wants a general election”? Three years and all we’ve achieved is switching out May with Brenda from fucking Bristol.

— James Felton (@JimMFelton) September 2, 2019

Source: Twitter Image: BBC, screengrab

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