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[JimmyJeffers]

I like Braverman.

 

[Charro]

I explained that. I think she must be quite effective in her role, to those who obviously do know her well, if they are trying desperately to remove her - and for what reason? Because she was caught speeding ... who cares? The amount of problems we have in this country and the Labour party and the media are wasting the public's time on this?

She could have broke the ministerial code.

Do you not think that's newsworthy?

 

[Prevenger17]

She could have broke the ministerial code.

Do you not think that's newsworthy?

No, they need to be focused on more important issues. Like transgender Marxists

 

[Toffee_Loaf]

She could have broke the ministerial code.

Do you not think that's newsworthy?

The ministerial code? That's about as important as a pair of old socks. Tell us what she actually did and why the public should care when there's all kinds of problems with immigration, healthcare, economy, taxes, strikes, inflation, threat of nuclear war? You'd think that would be enough to focus on. For Suella to receive that much attention with that backdrop means should must be something special.

 

[Charro]

The ministerial code? That's about as important as a pair of old socks. Tell us what she actually did and why the public should care when there's all kinds of problems with immigration, healthcare, economy, taxes, strikes, inflation, threat of nuclear war? You'd think that would be enough to focus on. For Suella to receive that much attention with that backdrop means should must be something special.

All kinds of issues with immigration you say?

Guess who is the home secretary.

But, yeah, the ministerial code is vitally important and breaking that breaks the trust with the public who voted you into office.

Don't let this bunch of corrupt horrors make you think it isn't important.

 

[mightymoyes]

The ministerial code? That's about as important as a pair of old socks. Tell us what she actually did and why the public should care when there's all kinds of problems with immigration, healthcare, economy, taxes, strikes, inflation, threat of nuclear war? You'd think that would be enough to focus on. For Suella to receive that much attention with that backdrop means should must be something special.

focus on? her and her cronies are the ones that have caused all those problems ya div.

 

[Toffee_Loaf]

focus on? her and her cronies are the ones that have caused all those problems ya div.

I'm not going to defend this shower. However I will point out that the government didn't pursue the economic madness of lockdown and all the chaos that has flowed from it (or Ukraine) without the total support of Labour. In fact Labour pushed for even harsher measures than the government wanted. I also seem to remember there being a big Conservative rebellion for one of the votes for extending lockdown that only passed with the support of Labour. Did I just imagine that?

They're all the same. As soon as you realise that you won't get upset by the huge disappointments that are going to happen when Labour are elected. The UniParty always wins.

 

[Prevenger17]

Incredible. The last 12 years of Conservative government is Labour's fault.

 

[mightymoyes]

I'm not going to defend this shower. However I will point out that the government didn't pursue the economic madness of lockdown and all the chaos that has flowed from it (or Ukraine) without the total support of Labour. In fact Labour pushed for even harsher measures than the government wanted. I also seem to remember there being a big Conservative rebellion for one of the votes for extending lockdown that only passed with the support of Labour. Did I just imagine that?

They're all the same. As soon as you realise that you won't get upset by the huge disappointments that are going to happen when Labour are elected. The UniParty always wins.

you seem to mistake me for a labour supporter. i know fine well they're generally the same.

 

[Toffee_Loaf]

Incredible. The last 12 years of Conservative government is Labour's fault.

Tribalism is boring and pointless. Labour aren't any different. Maybe you're too young and idealistic to know that, but you will learn it the hard way.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

I'm not going to defend this shower. However I will point out that the government didn't pursue the economic madness of lockdown and all the chaos that has flowed from it (or Ukraine) without the total support of Labour. In fact Labour pushed for even harsher measures than the government wanted. I also seem to remember there being a big Conservative rebellion for one of the votes for extending lockdown that only passed with the support of Labour. Did I just imagine that?

They're all the same. As soon as you realise that you won't get upset by the huge disappointments that are going to happen when Labour are elected. The UniParty always wins.

And in the same breathe when in opposition Tories wanted labour to go further with financial deregulation that contributed to exposing us global to financial meltdown in 2008... Had Brown listened to the Tories it would have been much worse!

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The ministerial code? That's about as important as a pair of old socks. Tell us what she actually did and why the public should care when there's all kinds of problems with immigration, healthcare, economy, taxes, strikes, inflation, threat of nuclear war? You'd think that would be enough to focus on. For Suella to receive that much attention with that backdrop means should must be something special.

Those in power seek special treatment, who knew elitism is a disease of the English.

 

[Rita_Poon]

it wuz cake
it wuz bins
it wuz socks

fascinating.

 

[Prevenger17]

Tribalism is boring and pointless

Says the man who has spent a decade logging on under different usernames to fight for a single tribe.

 

[Bruce Wayne]