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The comparisons with Barrack Obama are inevitable.
Both had black fathers who abandoned them. Both have law degrees. Both are disastrous on immigration. Both get an easy ride from the press. Obama has been lionised here in Europe,he is above criticism,he even managed to win the Nobel Peace Prize whilst engaged in three separate wars. The fawning press here called him elegant,beautiful,an antelope and most nauseatingly a rainbow. If you want a glimpse of the future listen to Edwina Currie on Question Time with Will Self discussing the preening Chuka. |
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The British working class will not vote for him...why not?
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Facts has got more chance of winning the next General Election as leader of the Labour Party than Chuckie
....then the country will really go down the sh1tter ![]() |
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duncan idaho • May 14, 2015 8:44 AM BST
You are right OP..2/1 not nearly so tempting as 33/1 imho...not the same bet Cameron will step down in 3 years so next pm will come from tory market |
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sounds like he's now withdrawn from the leadership contest and wasted chit chat's time.
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One of his former gay lovers must have threatened to go to the papers..
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Not surprised
That song he released in 1997, that goes 'I get knocked down, but I get up again' was bloody abysmal. |
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I was hoping he would win and take Labour into another disaster in 5 years time
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Has that creepy, slimy, Quentin Wilson type of uncomfortable manner and therefore cannot be trusted.
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bhatti boy
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gutted- had big hopes for this lad,perhaps he will try the lib-dems instead. |
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A monumental bottle job, by ANY standards.
Should stand down as an MP too. |
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Is he a closet gayer?
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that tart he was with was just a front
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Says a lot about the Labour party, another career politician in it for all the wrong reasons, and had no concept of being in the limelight??????, but would like to be Prime minister one day, FFS. Still he can always go back to his old job soliciting money from people.
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if he is gay then why on earth, in this day and age is he hiding it? Why's he being so anal?
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He's resting his arris so he can have another 'pop' in a few years time..
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frightened of being stoned
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I rate the new Labour shortlist.. almost GUARANTEES a further loss in 2020 :)
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Ben Bradshaw.....
"I think he would have made a great PM" FFFS, he can't even stand the pressure of a leadership election.. |
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if they vote in cooper they are fecked.
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Can't see any winners in that lot, tbph.
Burnham - left Cooper - right middle Liz Kendall - conservative Tristram Twunt - doolally Mary Creagh - likes a pint of me - so maybe.. |
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He must have something to hide.He would be more under the spotlight as Labour leader.. wonder what skeletons are hiding in his cupboard
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A politician scared of the level of scrutiny
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I wonder if the person who threatened to expose something will honour their promise not to do so now he has stepped aside?
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^ The scrutiny refers to their personal and private lives.
Given the level of intrusion these days, I wonder why anyone bothers to get elected to high office. |
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Aside from the power, fame and money?
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Is the chit chat detective agency still operational?
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it seems to be a weekend newspaper that was going to release some bits
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I think the CCDA may have been disbanded in the wake of that Christopher Jefferies fiasco.
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It was surely just one "rogue officer" that messed up the Bristol case.
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Only mugs want to be famous.
Most MP's could earn a lot more outside of politics. |
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Rumour has it something to do with fgm a pair of hedge trimmers and some dodgy halal butcher.
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The signs were always there. Chuka Umunna has always been an emotional prima donna and likely to bail at the first hint of pressure, his departure a small measure of good news for a beleaguered Labour party. Not that they'll make the most of it, of course, self-destruction seems to be a speciality.
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Joking aside if it is because he's gay then that's sad. I wouldn't have voted for him because I think he's a snake oil salesman. I don't care who he sleeps with though. Within reason. If I saw him the graveyard at night with a shovel I'd have to think twice.
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Well if Chuka (who wants a leader with a name like that) really has pulled out because he doesn’t want it publicised he's a closet fudgepacker then don’t think he’s that clever for tossing his helmet into the ring in the first place. All the candidates so far seem to me to be perennial losers especially that chipper Northern idiot who drones on and on about the NHS in a strange accent.
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Andy Burnham, the bloke who wears make up?
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That's the one;elect him and lump on the Tor y party winning the next election...Burnham still fighting the class war
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don’t think he’s that clever for tossing his helmet into the ring
Cus D'Amato and Manny Steward must be turning in their graves. ![]() |