Boris got a rough ride on this mornings Radio4 programme.
But there's a couple of guys who haven't been seen in this election
Where's Philip Hammond? as chanchellor you'd have thought that the Tories would have brought him forward to explain the financial implications of the election.
And what's happened to Alex Salmond? Yes I know that he's not the SNP leader any more but he's still one of their leading lights.
^ You can add Diane Abbott to that list now. After the terrorist incidents she as Shadow Home Secretary has been kept quiet as displaying her incompetence is obviously seen as a negative to Labour.
Corbyn's failure to support any anti-terrorist legislation over the years even under Labour Governments is also a significant weakness.
(06-06-2017 00:06 )Bandwagon Wrote: [ -> ]So on June the 8th we're asked to vote and put our faith into one of these clowns.... what a scary prospect
All these fuckwits are purely in it for themselves, not one of them seems to have a firm grasp on reality.
Every single move, every single statement, purely fixed on bettering their own careers and nothing else. Often makes me wonder if they even bother looking out their own window from time to time? So immersed in this political chess match this really does become just a game.
The entire leadership body of this country is a complete shambles and laughing stock; minus the laughter of course.
Fucking jokers.
How true. On June 9th, it will be all smiles, and a new beginning, same old crap
(06-06-2017 10:18 )SecretAgent Wrote: [ -> ]^ You can add Diane Abbott to that list now. After the terrorist incidents she as Shadow Home Secretary has been kept quiet as displaying her incompetence is obviously seen as a negative to Labour.
Corbyn's failure to support any anti-terrorist legislation over the years even under Labour Governments is also a significant weakness.
did you not see her on Sky news yesterday to think she could be home secatary on friday !!!!
seriously if you are going on tv do your homework that includes reading reports she didnt have a fucking scooby doo
^ Thankfully I hadn't seen that as it was on a fringe news channel
Just watching the BBC's Daily politics show and seems Abbott is ill so not doing a interviews today. Sounds like she's been pulled by the Labour Party.
(06-06-2017 12:19 )SecretAgent Wrote: [ -> ]Just watching the BBC's Daily politics show and seems Abbott is ill so not doing a interviews today. Sounds like she's been pulled by the Labour Party.
(06-06-2017 00:53 )The Silent Majority Wrote: [ -> ]I don't see Abbott ever being Home secretary. She's only there because nobody else will work for Corbyn.
In the unlikely event he gets elected (god help us) the slimy bastards will throw their principles aside and come crawling back to him, as the Republicans did with Trump in America.
Corbyn's too soft hearted to get rid of her completely but she'd probably get Work and Pensions, or some such.
With her head for figures, she's a dead cert for Chancellor of the Exchequer, surely?
