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But possibly already I'm going to sound a little bit crackers to you.

But I think you have to abide by the rules.

Well, this isn't going to land, is it?

Because we're talking about Boris Johnson's government.

The idea that you should abide by the rules even more than everybody else. You should be required to be even more careful and even more responsible and even more honest, if you like, than everybody else. Because you are in government. God, I sound so naive.

It's almost like I'm broadcasting to you from 2002 or something like that.

Surely we can all agree, says this idiot on your radio.

Surely we can all agree, that says James O. Snowflake,

that if you're the prime minister or the chancellor of the exchequer or a member of the cabinet or a leader of the

opposition, then you are required not just to abide by the rules, but to go above and beyond

the requirements that the rest of us must follow. Because in the simplest terms, you must lead

by example. So you can't tell lies in the House of Commons, never mind on the side of

buses. You can't have parties while you've introduced laws that prevent the rest of the country

from even shaking hands. You can't call it fluff when people are still mourning lost loved ones

that they couldn't even say goodbye.

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