A Valentine From Boris Johnson
The British foreign secretary urged Remainers to open their hearts to the promise of Brexit.
Roses are red, violets are blue
Johnson tried to sell Brexit
But said nothing new.
One can feel for Boris Johnson, on today of all days. The British foreign secretary, a lead campaigner for the Brexit referendum, now finds himself the frustrated suitor of the nearly half of the British public that voted against it. And despite his Valentine’s Day call for unity—his political equivalent of —the Remainers he was wooing will likely walk away just as disinclined as ever
