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Churchill was in the Army, Thatcher studied chemistry, Wilson studied modern history...Blair studied Law.....
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Churchill was in the Army, Thatcher studied chemistry, Wilson studied modern history...Blair studied Law.....
coollino
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peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Even he has to get something right every now and again....
She did also become a barrister as @degsy has pointed out.
Free health care or killing the disadvantaged in the name of profit is good vs evil. There is no middle ground on that, but unfortunately it goes against libertarian ethos so we have to have this constant mental gymnastics
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They are absolutely desperate. Take heart from the fact that it must crush these people to know their smears have absolutely no impact whatsoever.
Whilst all this is faux outrage is going on, their dinner party mates are publishing articles in support of Nazis over at The Spectator. They're a complete embarrassment to their profession.
In the wake of the Williamson debacle, at least we can console ourselves knowing we have an effective opposition.
Oh, hang on ......
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Oh, hang on ......
Fiona Onasanya: Speeding offence MP ousted under recall rules
Fiona Onasanya was jailed in January for lying about a speeding offence.
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summerisle
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So, in fact the security risk was not Jeremy Corbyn but the Conservative party ; the Labour poster for the next election will have lots of fun for the will-o'-wisp that was strong and stable.
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In the wake of the Williamson debacle, at least we can console ourselves knowing we have an effective opposition.
Oh, hang on ......
Fiona Onasanya: Speeding offence MP ousted under recall rules
Fiona Onasanya was jailed in January for lying about a speeding offence.
Not even remotely close to equivalent
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Don't quite get Williamson in the frame for this - he's routinely portrayed as being a lightweight, unsuited for the role, but at the same time a total operator and careerist.
So what possible motivation would he have to instantly flush his career down the toilet like this? He can't be both a slimy manoeuvrer and an ignorant naif at the same time.
Only thing I can think of is that the weakness of May's government and the Westminster bubble is very distorting if you are inside it, plus he is indeed a small man who doesn't fundamentally understand the weight of something like leaking defense secrets direct from the national security committee, so just lost his moorings.
So what possible motivation would he have to instantly flush his career down the toilet like this? He can't be both a slimy manoeuvrer and an ignorant naif at the same time.
Only thing I can think of is that the weakness of May's government and the Westminster bubble is very distorting if you are inside it, plus he is indeed a small man who doesn't fundamentally understand the weight of something like leaking defense secrets direct from the national security committee, so just lost his moorings.
For what it's worth, he's denied leaking the story.
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You know its bizarre that a movement which spent at least two years claiming the Labour membership was a tiny minority in the country, so its support of the leadership didn't matter, now insists that the Labour memberships' concerns override what the country thinks.
Surely Corbyn has done exactly the same in reverse?
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Not really. Corbyn has two leadership votes and a conference resolution behind his actions; the 2nd ref crowd have Watson and one line in that resolution (and are ignoring the rest of it).
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