Boris Johnson is the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, but he may not be such much longer. In the mother country, it seems, being caught in a blatant lie to Parliament is considered bad form in a PM. It likely shows a lack of the imagination necessary to talk around an uncomfortable fact rather than simply denying it. Anyway, Johnson has been caught in a blatant line to the House of Commons: denying that he hosted parties at 10 Downing Street that violated the lockdown orders his govt was applying to, well, the common folk. He did in fact host such parties. This carries a particular kick because of the poignant impact such orders have had upon many families. Tearing families apart, and keeping loved ones out of the rooms where patients were dying of Covid, so that last good-byes have to be said through a screen. And rather than obey such laws in the less demanding matter of refraining from parties, Boris enjoyed himself. Until now. In coming weeks he ma...