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11 Jul 18
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Emily Thornbury v David Lidington
In May 2009, The Daily Telegraph revealed Lidington had claimed nearly £1,300 for his dry cleaning and had also claimed for toothpaste, shower gel, body spray and vitamin supplements on his second home allowance.[11] Lidington decided to repay the claims for the toiletries, saying: "I accept that many people would see them as over-generous." Lidington was also criticised by local newspaper the Bucks Herald for claiming £115,891 in expenses in one year, almost double his salary |
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Fine, for balance let's see how much Thornberry claimed.
http://www.islingtongazette.co.uk/news/politics/islington-mp-s-expense-bill-among-highest-in-capital-but-i-still-pay-staff-from-own-pocket-1-4283152 |
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Balance? You mean it's OK for ours because theirs is doing it too.
There sits the problem, they're all allowed to get away with it because we'd rather criticise the "other parties" rather than shaming them all (Dennis Skinner excepted). |
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That's not what I mean at all and you know it. Pick a few tit bits from wiki in a pathetic attempt to smear the tory is showing bias. We all know that Ms Thornberry's sh!t don't stink and that Jezza walks on water in his spare time.
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 I was referring to the expenses scandal, you've just proved my point in spades, thanks. (And fyi the image I always have of that time is of that cow waving a cheque at the cameras as in it's OK now cos I'm paying it back) |
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You have a strange idea of proof. I'm as p*ssed off at the expenses scandal as you are.
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