Labour Party ...........not one of them applauded or stood up.Disrespectful. My view is not based on political opinion btw. Always have respect for your opponents.
Ruth Cadbury good for the drama. On Boris: Making a joke about the burqa becomes Demonising Muslems Not supporting a diplomat who insulted the leader of our biggest ally became Pushing a Diplomat Under a Bus. Having a relationship with the POTUS became Selling our country out to Trump and his Friends. How do these eejits get elected?
Ruth Cadbury good for the drama.On Boris:Making a joke about the burqa becomes Demonising MuslemsNot supporting a diplomat who insulted the leader of our biggest ally became Pushing a Diplomat Under a Bus.Having a relationship with the POTUS became S
Both spoke of Rhetoric and no meat on the bones at BJs speech. That is normal in these circumstances. The detail comes later from the relevant Ministers. They know that of course but why let that stop them.
Both spoke of Rhetoric and no meat on the bones at BJs speech.That is normal in these circumstances. The detail comes later from the relevant Ministers.They know that of course but why let that stop them.
I commented on this on other thread. When Cameron stepped down, Labour had the adult politeness to clap. When Blair stepped down, the Tories clapped, etc. It's AFAIK tradition and happens as a mark of respect for their public service etc.
When the childish student politician SNP and Corbyn are involved though, sitting there with their silly ****ing student politics protest badges on basking in their perceived moral superiority, they "no platform" May and show the other children of the revolution their righteousness like it's a sit in outside the union.
And as I mention on other thread, it's the likes of Labour and the SNP who say there's too much hate and division and disrespect in politics and it's the "right" causing it. Just hypocrisy, as usual.
I commented on this on other thread. When Cameron stepped down, Labour had the adult politeness to clap. When Blair stepped down, the Tories clapped, etc. It's AFAIK tradition and happens as a mark of respect for their public service etc.When the chi
Is it really a tradition? It was invented by Cameron when Blair left office, presumably at least in part to embarrass Brown. Before then, clapping was banned in the House of Commons.
Is it really a tradition? It was invented by Cameron when Blair left office, presumably at least in part to embarrass Brown. Before then, clapping was banned in the House of Commons.