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.@BBCNaga: “Give someone an idea of what you are - what the man is like. Why are you relatable to families up and down the country? How can they relate to you?”
— Damon Evans (@damocrat) November 15, 2019
Johnson waffles on, again, and then brings it back to Brexit, again.
Naga: “Have you ever used a mop before?” pic.twitter.com/W5CIJ5sT4B
