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17 Dec 18
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Seriously what's the frigging point?
She's survived the tory one so no hope of getting her gone doing this pointless one
A no confidence vote in the government fine, even then we know sod all would happen
She's survived the tory one so no hope of getting her gone doing this pointless one
A no confidence vote in the government fine, even then we know sod all would happen
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saves having to do owt else
open goal, but it doesnt really matter, as you say its meaningless. |
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Pointless games,wish they would all grow up.
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A good friend of mine went to parliament as an mp for two terms. He told me it was like belonging to a big posh gentleman's club. Corrupt, and most were only interested in getting their noses in the trough. You can get all sorts of positions of interest and influence (or be influenced) from which extra money can be earned. Of course with the eu trough to feed from it is even worse as so many get a good deal out of that, as well as the horrendous expenses they get to f!ddle. etc etc.
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Nearly 2,800 active company directorships are held by politicians in Westminster, according to a book published on Thursday that sheds light on the financial interests of members of the houses of parliament.
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Not a lot gets past Jeremy
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One bit summed it up
"how can 100+ tories vote that she's not fit to lead the party, but not vote that she's not fit to lead the country?" Mmmmmm summed up in one tweet |
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sorry SS didn't see this topic. Agree with you & Donny. He should have gone the whole hog
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Jeremy doesn't want the poison chalice
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Government refuses to grant time for NC vote
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have a vote on not being allowed a vote on not having a vote
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the world of Westminster Bonkers in a nutshell, Donny
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Time wasters
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