If you're upset by Partygate, it's Christian outrage you're feeling
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Glen Scrivener2022-01-14T11:07:00
The most extraordinary thing about the hypocrisy of Boris Johnson is the fact we find it extraordinary, says Glen Scrivener. Historically, hypocritical leaders are not shocking, they are business as usual. But the Jesus revolution changed all that
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