Britain has a decision to make: the rule of Boris Johnson – or the rule of law?

 Don't succumb to Johnson derangement syndrome, they tell us.
Stay calm. Keep a sense of proportion. Don't get carried away. As a matter of
self-care, that might be good advice for those at risk of bursting a blood
vessel in their rage at this government and its leader. But learning to shrug
off Boris Johnson's conduct carries risks of its own. It can mean missing, or
underreacting to, acts that merit furious opposition – such as when, before our
very eyes, the prime minister destroys the principle that sits at the very
foundation of a free society, a principle first codified in this country eight
centuries ago and without which a life free of fear is impossible. I'm talking
about the rule of law.
   
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