abbott at the dispatch box

Ribbit

the windrush affair is an absolute open goal for abbott,she can shut her eyes & wax lyrically about black social injustice with none of those pesky figures to get in the way.paradise for the arch virtue signaller.

Parasite

Every time she appears in the media or the Commons,another nail goes in the lid of Labours coffin,keeping Corbyn and his mob out of power.Carry on Di!

She's a fat ugly racist.

you should all be ashamed of yourselves slandering a woman who does such a sterling job despite having chronic diabetes

More like the onset of dementia.

If she had half a brain she would be dangerous.

Fellow MP gives a speech on the anti-Semitism she had experienced.
Got a standing ovation. Abbott couldn't even be bothered to look at her let alone applaud her.
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A classic example of every picture telling a story.

Unless of course the story was monumental b0llox?

aka... she did stand and applaud Smeeth's speech.

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the story the right honourable was saying Jomo,i doubt Abbott stood up and clapped at any point

terry... she did.

Jomo good man, shoot em all down

Even in that portrait thats suppose to make her look good, she's an ugly fat bitch

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akabula   
Fellow MP gives a speech on the anti-Semitism she had experienced.
Got a standing ovation. Abbott couldn't even be bothered to look at her let alone applaud her.


I'm hoping aka that you haven't seen the video of that moment and are just recycling a pic used on twitter on wherever, because that picture is a false representation of what actually happened if you watch the link below, she starts clapping, and upon seeing her colleague to her right stand up she follows suit and stands up whilst continuing clapping, obviously she's a larger lady and can't move as swiftly as everyone else!


https://youtu.be/IxrvBTR2u5M?t=2m18s

She's also not the only politician to have had her portrait paid for by Taxpayer money, Ken Clarke, Blair, Ashdown, Duncan-Smith, Charles Kenedy, Menizes Campbell, Benn.