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She speaks a lot of sense.
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Perhaps she is a bit mental.
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Well, she is standing for parliament at the next general election. And the House of Commons is the largest mental institution in the country. So you don't get to be an MP unless you act like a loony!
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proper car crash politician, farage must be livid |
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Was she having a bad hair day?
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Good for her, hope she is listened to once peoples brains are unscrambled.
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Somebody needs to go mental after Rotherham.
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In some ways, good on her. On TV the politicans far more likely to rudely talk over other people are pretty gobby left wingers, it drives me mad in question time, and the woman she loses her temper at for talking over her was: a member of some socialist party.
My heart dropped this week when on the Daily politics that "large" labour woman who tends to speak about legal matters appeared, she ALWAYS rudely talks over people and sure enough, she was it again. You could see the guy she was talking over stare into the middle distance in frustration. Be nice if he'd told her to STFU! |
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Fair play to her and it made me realise that we need more working class people in politics that will say it as it is.
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