UK Prime Minister Can't Go Vegan Because It Takes "So Much Concentration"

Boris Johnson — the leader of the United Kingdom — has shared that he is unable to do Veganuary because it “requires so much concentration.”

In an interview with Dan Walker for the BBC, Johnson praised those who are able to follow a vegan diet, but stated he wouldn’t be able to do it himself.

“I take my hat off to vegans who can handle it, who manage to avoid all non-vegan products” said Johnson.

“I mean, you can’t eat cheese can you?” the Prime Minister asked Walker, before labelling plant-based diets as a crime against cheese lovers.

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Boris Johnson Anti-Vegan

The Conservative party leader has previously voiced his support for bullfighting in Spain, calling attempts to end the blood sport as “political ­correctness gone mad.”

Johnson has also shown keen support for fox hunting in the UK, and has repeatedly voted to repeal the ban on the now illegal sport.

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