Not since President Billy Bob Thornton got told off in Love Actuallyhas a world leader received such a devastating public dressing down from Hugh Grant.
Thousands of Londoners took to the streets on Wednesday evening to protest prime minister Boris Johnson's move to prorogue Parliament until October 14 -- meaning it will be suspended until a mere two weeks before the October 31 deadline to block a no-deal Brexit.
While Johnson's denied that the idea is to block debate, few people are buying it, with one Labour MP calling it "a coup, plain and simple."
Also not buying it? Hugh Grant, the actor best known for charming wildly beautiful women by stammering at them. Quote-tweeting a video of Johnson talking about the Definitely Real And Not Brexit-Related reasons for the proroguing, he unleashed the Englishman's twin rhetorical weapons of well-placed swears and absurd, insulting comparisons to everyday objects.
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Boris Johnson does, indeed, look like he would squeak if you squished him, in addition to all the other things he looks like (including, according to John Oliver, “a cartoon Englishman who dresses like a raccoon that just emerged from David Foster Wallace’s trash”).
SEE ALSO: Stephen Colbert busts out his best British accent to mock Boris JohnsonOf course, Twitter was delighted by the erstwhile fictional PM's outburst, because famous handsome people losing their shit is always a delight.
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While there is no word on whether being called a rubber bath toy actually hurt Boris Johnson's feelings, it's entirely possible that given the instability of UK politics at the moment, Hugh Grant is now actually the prime minister of Britain.
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