Boris Johnson’s response dripping with the arrogance that led him to suspend Parliament

No apology for breaking the law. Only sorry he got caught

Not fit to be Prime Minister#resign #prorogationunlawfulhttps://t.co/B8PsU66VsD

— Caroline Lucas (@CarolineLucas) September 24, 2019

Boris Johnson is wittering on not only about how much he loves the "blue sky" of New York but also praising the freedom enjoyed by everyone who "obeys the law" in the US and UK, irony is dead

— Friend of Deep State 🐋 (@PickardJE) September 24, 2019

Unbelievable hearing a clueless chancer like Johnson saying he doesn’t agree with 11 Supreme Court judges. Who the hell does he think he is?

— Tim Walker (@ThatTimWalker) September 24, 2019

Well, Boris Johnson, that’s sound you can hear is the country taking back control, the sound of Parliament being sovereign again. pic.twitter.com/SJdbCuUe5A

— David Schneider (@davidschneider) September 24, 2019

Remind me who supported Boris as PM? https://t.co/WxT4OhUTuK

— John Crace (@JohnJCrace) September 24, 2019

WATCH: Explosive stuff from Dominic Grieve who tells me:

– Boris Johnson should resign
– He has done a 'vast amount of damage' and 'dishonoured himself'
– Dominic Cummings should quit or be sacked
– Cummings is 'willing to see anything smashed' and 'isn't fit' to be in govt. pic.twitter.com/FTD5ApOjkD

— Shehab Khan ITV (@ShehabKhan) September 24, 2019

Pressure building on Corbyn to call a no confidence vote to trigger a General Election to oust Johnson should he ignore the Labour leader's call to resign. 31 October complicates the timing, obvs

— Kevin Maguire (@Kevin_Maguire) September 24, 2019

Taking a sabbatical from Labour conference to head back to London for tomorrow’s Supreme Court ruling.

At 10:30 justices deliver their decision. Did Boris Johnson mislead the queen and unlawfully gag MPs over Brexit? Tomorrow is no small moment in the history of our country.

— Paul Brand (@PaulBrandITV) September 23, 2019

Chants of 'Oh, Jeremy Corbyn' rang out at the @UKLabour conference, after members voted to back the party leader's preferred position on #Brexit.

For all the news from Labour's annual conference in Brighton, click here: https://t.co/NjFhg0Icrg pic.twitter.com/woD8AKZOKv

— Sky News (@SkyNews) September 23, 2019

Labour's leadership may have failed in the "drive by shooting" of Tom Watson (using his colourful words) but they have totally stitched up NEC and conference Brexit votes – by making sure their supporters were largely in the room, and keeping out those pesky…

— Robert Peston (@Peston) September 23, 2019

It beggars belief – from a practical and principled point of view – that Corbyn thinks he can go through a General Election without saying if he backs Remain or Leave. @theSNP position is unequivocally #stopBrexit https://t.co/4Io2Ud7JZJ

— Nicola Sturgeon (@NicolaSturgeon) September 23, 2019

Tuesday's Telegraph: "Corbyn accused of 'stitch-up' in #Brexit vote" (via @AllieHBNews) #bbcpapers #TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/rjceVFGuj6

— BBC News (UK) (@BBCNews) September 23, 2019

Labour conference votes for a party position of Brexit neutrality and a one-day conference to decide their position AFTER a General Election…and then they start singing “Oh, Jeremy Corbyn.”

What a complete shitshow. It’s like Labour want to lose the election.

— James Melville 🚜 (@JamesMelville) September 23, 2019

Real problem with Labour’s decision isn’t that it’s bad policy but bad politics. Why? Voters will think they’re being tricked. Lab’s admitted they’ll choose a side eventually, so for now they can tell everyone, lottery-style, ‘it could be you!’. It sounds dishonest, because it is

— Jonathan Lis (@jonlis1) September 23, 2019

This editorial from the Guardian is so bad it is a work of art.https://t.co/l3oi71ZCyh

— JWExTheSpa (@SpaJw) September 23, 2019

Still, it shouldn't be forgotten that Corbyn is giving remainers exactly what they want. A referendum with remain on the ballot (which wasn't certain a year ago), with a soft Brexit option as the leave offer.

That might be a problem for Corbyn. But it isn't a problem for them.

— Lewis Goodall (@lewis_goodall) September 23, 2019

In a sense, on Brexit, Labour really does speak for the people of Britain, by not having a fucking clue.

— Hugo Rifkind (@hugorifkind) September 23, 2019

No breakthrough. No breakdown. No time to lose. #Brexit pic.twitter.com/nUhqUilVXq

— Charles Michel (@eucopresident) September 23, 2019

Barnier: “based on current UK thinking, it is difficult to see how we arrive at a legally operable solution that fulfils all the objectives of the backstop.” https://t.co/0U65MaOT2X

— David Phinnemore (@DPhinnemore) September 23, 2019

Boris Johnson refuses six times to answer questions about claims of a conflict of interest over £126,000 of grants awarded to US businesswoman Jennifer Arcuri https://t.co/XYIdNsw0LE

— BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) September 23, 2019

Jennifer Arcuri's husband says they left the UK because of Brexit https://t.co/ej8QK3dn8S

— Otto English (@Otto_English) September 23, 2019

Oh for goodness sake can’t a married, middle aged man, in a powerful job with an indeterminate number of children,have a much younger woman as a best friend, who he visits in her flat & accompanies him on overseas trips funded by the tax payer, anymore? https://t.co/GwYZzwGhEJ

— Nicky Clark (@MrsNickyClark) September 22, 2019

This should fill all those BBC staffers who joined in the nauseating send-off for Humphrys with shame. They knew what was clear to every Today listener, that his refusal to brief himself on even the basics of Brexit was a betrayal of the Reithian mission to educate and inform. https://t.co/3UB8Im6UQJ

— Simon Nixon (@Simon_Nixon) September 23, 2019

This is it. This is their last chance to get things right. The alternative is Trump gets carte blanche to cheat in the next election, and he will. https://t.co/ApiLraN7wX

— Brian Beutler (@brianbeutler) September 23, 2019

JUST IN: McConnell: GOP Intelligence chair is trying to hold private briefing on Trump whistleblower complaint https://t.co/XCNEXxXkMw pic.twitter.com/HeTnv3PzuO

— The Hill (@thehill) September 23, 2019

This is a new level. https://t.co/VWzSa4w08W

— Philip Bump (@pbump) September 23, 2019

GOP Challenger Bill Weld out here calling for the Death Penalty for trump's treason in the Ukraine Whistleblower scandal:

"That is treason. It’s treason pure and simple, and the penalty for treason under the U.S. code is death."

WOW.https://t.co/xBC8Emw5pu

— BrooklynDad_Defiant!☮️ (@mmpadellan) September 23, 2019

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said allowing Congress to see a whistleblower complaint would set a "terrible precedent." Others say it's required by law. https://t.co/CcuNpuW3RI

— HuffPost (@HuffPost) September 23, 2019

New York prosecutors call on judge to reject Trump lawsuit over subpoena for tax returns https://t.co/XHk7ciUVE5 pic.twitter.com/s8hcEzm3W1

— The Hill (@thehill) September 23, 2019

Donald Trump complained at the UN that he’d get a Nobel Prize “for a lot of things if they gave them out fairly.” Trump is absolutely right — if they awarded Nobel Prizes for being the world’s biggest asshole.

— Jon Cooper (@joncoopertweets) September 23, 2019

Sisi, like Kim, Putin, Erdogan and others really is Trump's idea of a model ruler. https://t.co/2VgbIWmFqZ

— Chris Hayes (@chrislhayes) September 23, 2019

"From Richard Nixon to Bill Clinton to George W. Bush, America has a rich recent history of letting its presidents off the hook for bad behavior," writes @joelmmathis. "We are paying for that leniency now."https://t.co/5U1Tjvp9q6

— The Week (@TheWeek) September 23, 2019

Trump is snubbing a UN climate change event to instead speak about "religious freedom," and Fox & Friends' panel on this topic is two virulent homophobes, Tony Perkins and Robert Jeffress. pic.twitter.com/TyKFdczDLb

— Bobby Lewis (@revrrlewis) September 23, 2019

Greta Thunberg tearfully tells world leaders at UN: ‘You have stolen my dreams' pic.twitter.com/6bo7kmE2t2

— The Independent (@Independent) September 23, 2019

On the Nobel Prize, I’ll take the kid in back and give the points. https://t.co/ryK2gt6AbL

— Stuart Stevens (@stuartpstevens) September 23, 2019

The CEO of Danske Bank, which laundered billions of dirty Russian money, has gone missing.https://t.co/mQBcMnuaon

— Scott Stedman (indefinite hiatus) (@ScottMStedman) September 23, 2019