daveinplzen
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- Aug 31, 2018
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...and the usual suspects STILL 'trying' to defend this ****. Hilarious.
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Will Cummings go?
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vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,272
Strangely, Hancock now stressing the importance of isolation in order to control the spread of the virus.... obviously not everybody though !
A rather sad reflection of their own moral standing. Low. Very low indeed.
Baker lite
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It’s just coming up to room temperature before marinading. How’s the crow?
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I hope you’re not including me in that list?
I thought something smelled a bit fishy.
vegster
Sanity Clause
- May 5, 2008
- 28,272
I heard the phone in on 5Live this morning, an almost continuous series of calls from Tory voting middle Englanders who are absolutely disgusted by the actions of their own Prime Minister and Cummings.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,876
We usually criticise the answers but that has to go down as the most ****ing stupid question asked at the the daily briefing.
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ferring seagull
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- Dec 30, 2010
- 4,607
Well, like it or not, I have generally always tended to vote Conservative BUT the issue of Cummings, as a result of this, has become rather wider in concept. To my mind the PM's performance at the 'whatsit' committee this late afternoon was less than convincing, er, um etc. The Health Secretary's comments about 'lockdown' were just a bit distant from ( ignoring ) the Cummings situation. I personally believe that Cummings should have fallen on his sword OR Boris should sack him forthwith, his backing of him is damaging Boris' credibility, as if that needed doing !
It always amuses me when I hear this, do the callers call in a say something like, I’m Geoff the Tory and I’m from Middle England??
You can see why Hancock went out of his way to state that they’d not seen the questions before!
His arrogant little grin as he nodded at the last question from ‘Chris’ and gave a comprehensive answer would suggest the opposite.
Yep, if there’s one thing that demographic hate more than foreigners, it’s having their movements restricted. No garden centres, no Bridge on Wednesday night, no sherry round at Susan and Geoff’s on Friday, no tennis or golf. So when one of their own breaks that rule (which he 100% did) they are apoplectic with rage. Behold! The revenge of the gammon
Not far off. More “I’m Geoff form Hampshire and I have supported the Tory’s all my life....”
Not that much of a stretch is it? Have you ever listened to call in radio? It’s expected of them to give some background.
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Reality is people who have never voted Tory have vowed never to vote Tory.
With 4 and a half years in office still to go and an 80 seat majority, no one, apart from the anti semites at Momentum, no one cares if a couple chose or relocate within the guidelines.
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Playing bridge apparently
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Stato
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- Dec 21, 2011
- 7,367
Scheming lefty Daily Mail tricking apolitical members of the public and lifelong tories into writing to their MPs to express their pain at losing loved ones and not being told that they could 'use their judgement' to break the rules.
It seems very strange that some dyed in the wool tories are deciding to side with someone who is an obvious liar, unelected and not even a party member against resigning tory ministers, loyal constituency MPs, prominent Brexiteers, the right wing press, lifelong tory voters and high profile party members. Thatcher would have had him out so fast that his feet wouldn't have touched the ground. Churchill would have kicked him in the backside for good measure.
Johnson is now to blame for this. He is weak, lazy, cowardly and arrogant. He is David Brent calling the speaking clock instead of sacking Finchy. He didn't manage his staff, he didn't establish a chain of command for his unaccountable political hack in his absence and he is too frightened or selfish to do the job the country requires of him. The attention now needs to focus on him. He needs to stop deflecting and account for his failure to manage his employee, or admit that he can't and resign.