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Had to Google him. Wasn’t the “top Tory MP” I was hoping for.
Boris at it again and the contest to replace the lying c***
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Paddingtonwolf
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Le Tiss and Dorries love child would be somewhat terrifying!
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You were the perv, everyone knew in the Westminster Village knew you were the perv...but you agree to this
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Conservative policy under Johnson. Shameful.
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Remember when Ed Miliband got filleted by the press for eating a sandwich a bit weird?
Apparently the same rules don't apply to this fat cunt.
Apparently the same rules don't apply to this fat cunt.
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Another day, another unsubtle front page from the Heil. Really trying to go to town on Kier Starmer drinking a beer. Apparently now a huge curry order was delivered, except that the driver who gave them the story has changed his mind and has no recollection of any delivery at all.
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It cuts through though. Sophie Raworth decided to mention it in the review of the papers on her show yesterday and grilled David Lammy on whether Starmer should resign over it.
I don’t know why they have guests on the show to review the papers if she decides what to throw in, or why after Kwarsi Kwarteng had given a quite reasonable answer on a windfall tax on the energy companies she continued to ask the same question again and again.
It comes to something that I actually want to see Laura Kuenssberg host the show as like Question Time it’s almost unwatchable.
I don’t know why they have guests on the show to review the papers if she decides what to throw in, or why after Kwarsi Kwarteng had given a quite reasonable answer on a windfall tax on the energy companies she continued to ask the same question again and again.
It comes to something that I actually want to see Laura Kuenssberg host the show as like Question Time it’s almost unwatchable.
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The Starmer thing is interesting because he probably didn’t break Covid laws but did break the Labour Party rules and the government’s own guidance that applied at the time. Then there is Angela Rayner wasn’t there/was there issue which we are meant to swallow as an innocent mistake. Angela Rayner is many things, but shy and retiring she is not - if she is in a room you know about it.
It is hardly surprising that Labour are desperate to move the conversation on to cost of living.
However, the issues that arose in Downing Street and in that campaign office are not comparable. Sue Grey’s report will show a wanton disregard for Covid rules inside no10
It is hardly surprising that Labour are desperate to move the conversation on to cost of living.
However, the issues that arose in Downing Street and in that campaign office are not comparable. Sue Grey’s report will show a wanton disregard for Covid rules inside no10
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Only our PM can claim a win that a 77 year old pensioner uses a Freedom pass and stays on the bus all day to keep warm.
Johnson - "Just to remind you, the 24-hour freedom bus pass was something that I actually introduced."
except that...
Johnson - "Just to remind you, the 24-hour freedom bus pass was something that I actually introduced."
except that...
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Was introduced in 1973.
The whole interview was a disaster, he can't do it. GMB is hardly Newsnight either.
The whole interview was a disaster, he can't do it. GMB is hardly Newsnight either.
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Grant Shapps isn't happy...
uk.news.yahoo.com
Mr Shapps reacted angrily after the Evening Standard revealed on Wednesday that the central section of the £20bn long-awaited Elizabeth line would open in 20 days’ time.
He said: “This announcement is an act of breathtaking political cynicism by the mayor, breaking election rules on such announcements in an effort to garner votes the day before the local elections in London. I am therefore immediately referring this breach to the Electoral Commission for investigation.
....but....
Crossrail row erupts as Grant Shapps claims Sadiq Khan’s opening date announcement breaks election rules
The Transport Secretary said he would report the matter to the Electoral Commission watchdog
Mr Shapps reacted angrily after the Evening Standard revealed on Wednesday that the central section of the £20bn long-awaited Elizabeth line would open in 20 days’ time.
He said: “This announcement is an act of breathtaking political cynicism by the mayor, breaking election rules on such announcements in an effort to garner votes the day before the local elections in London. I am therefore immediately referring this breach to the Electoral Commission for investigation.
....but....
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Apparently we can't put a windfall tax on the likes of BP because they don't want it. Even if that weren't a monumentally stupid line to take (I don't want to pay more National Insurance but I don't recall being consulted about it, nor was it in the manifesto of 2019), the BP CEO more or less said the other day that it was fine and it wouldn't impact on any of their investment plans if it happened.
Oh and he's taking credit for Crossrail, which was a Blair (not even Brown) initiative and was put on the statute books two months after he became London Mayor. He had nothing to do with it whatsoever, although it's been broadly under a Tory Government that it's massively overrun and increased in cost. Plus a load of the initial investment came from....<drum roll>....the EU. And it's more money chucked at London, which already has the best transport in the UK by a monumental distance, which doesn't do much for the supposed "levelling up" agenda.
He's a shambling fool.
George Eustice did try to outdo him this morning by suggesting that everyone start buying supermarket own brand products to deal with the cost of living crisis, but you just can't compete with the sheer volume of total bollocks that Johnson spews.
Oh and he's taking credit for Crossrail, which was a Blair (not even Brown) initiative and was put on the statute books two months after he became London Mayor. He had nothing to do with it whatsoever, although it's been broadly under a Tory Government that it's massively overrun and increased in cost. Plus a load of the initial investment came from....<drum roll>....the EU. And it's more money chucked at London, which already has the best transport in the UK by a monumental distance, which doesn't do much for the supposed "levelling up" agenda.
He's a shambling fool.
George Eustice did try to outdo him this morning by suggesting that everyone start buying supermarket own brand products to deal with the cost of living crisis, but you just can't compete with the sheer volume of total bollocks that Johnson spews.
