David Davies of Monmouth is one I'd love to see go.
Cleggy for the Lib Dems
Bryant for Labour
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David Davies of Monmouth is one I'd love to see go.
Cleggy for the Lib Dems
Bryant for Labour
All of them.
I'll go for Bryant as well. A super slimy Blairite, globalist, sodomite, Friend of Israel and another fecker who rents out his London home while renting another paid for by the state.
Diane Abbott
Boris JohnsonQuote:
Originally Posted by Spearsy
The ****
That would be a good start but why stop there? :biggrin:Quote:
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And :: Mr Livingstone , Emily Thornberry.Quote:
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What are you suggesting?Quote:
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Theresa May
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Get the hattrick and I would be pissing myself for a week.Quote:
Originally Posted by CardiffIrish2
The thing that scares me the most with Abbott is her previous wild accusations and her current position in the shadow cabinet. I do fear if Labour win Abbott will retain her position as Home Secretary.
Amber Rudd. Check out her career in business. Its bloody awful
Shockingly unfit for purpose, Labour would well do to get rid of her. Just watched last night's awful, embarrassing interview with Dermot Murnaghan, she can't even dodge questions, bullshit or lie.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spearsy
His critics have tried to question Jeremy Corbyn's judgement throughout the election campaign and, although he has had his wobbly moments, he's largely managed to dodge the bullets, but, for me, you have to wonder about the decision to appoint Dianne Abbott to such an important job.Quote:
Originally Posted by elytillidie
I've just watched her latest interview and, while it wasn't the total car wreck that the one at the start of the campaign was, it was pretty dreadful - no doubt, she has her strengths and there must be reasons why she was thought to be up to the job of Shadow Home Secretary, but, even if you forget about the first disaster, she came up across as very unconvincing in this latest interview and doesn't seem to have any ability to take in even the most rudimentary details that any decent interviewer would expect a Cabinet/Shadow Cabinet member to have at their fingertips.
I'm still expecting a Tory win, probably with a decent overall majority, but if Labour were to form the next Government, they surely need to get Abbott away from any position of authority because she just does not possess that quality.
She doesn't like talking about certain topicsQuote:
Originally Posted by Pearcey3
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7774126.html