Chris Patten tells it like it is
From the BBC site, 'Lord Patten, who was party chairman under John Major, rejected claims the Privileges Committee's report on Johnson was "anti-democratic".
"Of course it's not," he told the BBC. "What he means is it's criticised him... he should stop whining about it and get on with what he's plainly going to do best, which is going around making dishevelled speeches and making lots of money from them."
"Of course it's not," he told the BBC. "What he means is it's criticised him... he should stop whining about it and get on with what he's plainly going to do best, which is going around making dishevelled speeches and making lots of money from them."
