Not even David Cameron is listening to Tony any longer. He's announced he's going to resign. Apparently he doesn't feel up to the huge task.Speaking to Sky News, [ex-primeminister Tony] Blair said: “It has got vast implications economically and politically. The prime minister has got a huge task in trying to bring people together. There is no point in hiding it, for me this is a very very sad day.”
Blair praised Cameron for not immediately invoking article 50, as Corbyn demanded. “We really need to think our way through this. What’s important now to stabilise our situation,” Blair said.
Guardian
Boos greeted leave campaigner Boris Johnson as he left his London home this morning.
Johnson, who is the favourite to succeed David Cameron as prime minister, said little to waiting reporters.
Instead he got into a cab to drive to Vote Leave headquarters.
A crowd gathered outside the former London mayor’s house throughout the morning, with expectations that he might announce running for prime minister following Cameron’s resignation.
...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.
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