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May and husband on The One Show
May and husband on The One Show
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I don't like her politics
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I don't like her size 11 feet.
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Sometimes you get a gut feeling and I think she's going to be disastrous and shown up to be very weak,watch the british public rip her to shreds when things go wrong!!
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She could also turn out to be the best Prime Minister we have had for a long time because she has values that turn away from the deceit of Blair and Cameron, for which she has indicated contempt. I am happy to give her that opportunity rather than pour malice and bile on her for no apparent reason.
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Fake from my perception totally insincere, a disaster waiting to happen think I may even back it up with a few quid on labour after the election at huge odds...
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Fake from my perception totally insincere, a disaster waiting to happen think I may even back it up with a few quid on labour after the election at huge odds...
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What do you mean ' going to be a disaster '
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I could say the same about Corbyn as well, a complete and utter waste of time both disastrous,he won't be around for much l;onger despite what is being said,there are far better alternatives than him in the labour party..
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Who ?
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I reckon Theresa May's grand plan is not just to win a landslide victory on June 8th, but also to royally **** the opposition for the next twenty years. If Corbyn refuses to stand aside following defeat as predicted, the Labour Party will inevitably cleave in two - splitting their vote and condemning them to decades in the political wilderness.
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Dan Jarvis what's not to like,one of very few politicians that what he says is with sincerity and backs it up by actually doing things for others war veterans,child poverty amongst numerous other things fought in Afghanistan and looks after his children after wife dying.I backed him awhile back at 25/1 to be labour leader and 100/1 to be primeminister,this time next year he will be 5/1 to be labour leader and in two years time who knows what price he will be for PM.No ones going to vote labour while corbyns leader,i voted greens in locals labour withdrew their councillor in my ward and even though very well off area everyone switched to green party not the tories,council no overall control because of this seat..
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Dan grew up in Nottingham and went to the Rushcliffe Comprehensive School. He graduated from Aberystwyth University with a degree in International Politics and Strategic Studies before attending the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst. From Sandhurst he was commissioned into The Parachute Regiment and subsequently deployed to Kosovo, Northern Ireland, briefly to Sierra Leone, and on numerous occasions to Iraq and Afghanistan. During his service his postings included: Platoon Commander with 1 Para, Aide de Camp to General Sir Mike Jackson, Adjutant of 3 Para, and on promotion to Major he worked as a staff planner in the Permanent Joint Headquarters (Northwood) and then at the Army’s Headquarters (Salisbury). He also served as a Company Commander in the Special Forces Support Group.
In January 2011 he became the first person since World War 2 to resign his commission in order to contest a parliamentary by-election. He was elected on 3 March 2011, increasing the majority despite the reduced turn out that comes from a by-election. He was subsequently awarded the MBE for his service in the Army, which made him the first serving MP to be decorated for military service in many years. On entering Parliament, Dan initially sat as a member of the Business, Innovation and Skills Select Committee. In October 2011 he was made a shadow minister for the Department of Culture, Media and Sport and in October 2013 he was appointed as a shadow minister for Justice. Dan was re-elected, again with an increased majority in May 2015 and now serves as a shadow minister for Foreign Affairs and as the Labour party’s lead for the 100th anniversary commemoration of World War 1. Outside of his shadow ministerial brief, Dan takes an interest in a broad range of issues in Parliament, including: Defence, Security, International Development, Child poverty, Education and skills, Cancer, Care for the elderly and vulnerable, Volunteering, Fuel poverty, Culture, Heritage, Sport and the Countryside. Dan is also the lead MP for the Speakers’ Parliamentary placement scheme. In Barnsley, Dan is a very active constituency MP and has worked hard to develop the profile of Barnsley. This has included working with businesses and stakeholders to support and develop the Barnsley economy – creating jobs for Barnsley people. Dan also campaigns to raise aspiration amongst young people, and to support skills and adult literacy programmes. Though not originally from Barnsley, Dan is passionate about the town and the people who live there. Shortly after being elected as the MP for Barnsley Central he launched the “Proud of Barnsley” campaign. He is a vice-president of Kexborough Cricket Club, an honorary patron of the Barnsley Youth Choir and a member of the Barnsley Harriers. In his very limited spare time, the Yorkshire MP enjoys reading, running, hill walking, cycling and supporting Barnsley FC – all of which can be hard work at times! In 2013, 2014 and 2015 he ran the London marathon to raise money for Cancer Research UK. He has also previously led mountaineering expeditions in the Himalayas. He lives in Barnsley with his wife and three children and their dog, Pip – a mostly friendly Jack Russell Patterdale terrier cross.. Group 1 winner compared to may ad corbyn,could he have done much more with his life only one bigger step to go..  |
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Where was he in the two Labour Leadershio contests ?
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He was busy being passionate about Barnsley.
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Trust he 's out, on the doorsteps, talking to the electorate. I haven't seen him.
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Dan Jarvis
Verified account @DanJarvisMP 7h 7 hours ago More Out with my brilliant @UKLabour team working our way across #Barnsley Central, house by house, street by street Dan Jarvis Verified account @DanJarvisMP May 12 More Heading out with a few friends to meet people on the doorstep in Barnsley. Get in touch if you want to meet or discuss anything with me.. |