Reply With QuoteBad enough if he did it to a rival, but to slag out your colleague, TAXI for Gething !!!!
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Fair play he is a 🛎🔚
Look at some of the AM’s cracking up, fair play made me chuckle:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-52385006
Bad enough if he did it to a rival, but to slag out your colleague, TAXI for Gething !!!!
What an idiot
We need a bit of laughter.
Well done Vaughan
Gone up in my book. Shows he is human and committed to what he is doing.What he did could happen to anyone.As long as he is doing his job what does it matter really.
Come on, how often do we say FFS under our breath when a work colleague talks
I hear a lot of it whenever I talk.Originally Posted by Armitage Shanks
Richard Taylor jumping all over it in defence of the people of Wales. National Hero fairplay.
There's the problem right there!
I wouldn't be surprised if politicians spend more time swearing about people from their own party than they do about people from other ones, so I don't see too much of a problem with that, but allowing such remarks to be broadcast to The Assembly is a different matter - Mr Gething has not had a very good few weeks.
Showing PASHUN
Like Hancock and the rest of them in government this crisis is beyond their capabilities. Gethin's faux passion showed the pressure he is under.
Having been on the fringes of politics for much of my adult life I can assure you that politicians swear more about their colleagues than their opponents.
I m guessing many of us have done something similar and would be in its millions ,trouble he has it was an important question,pressure can tell
Don' you think its beyond many as it so new an unknown , the pressure must be heavy ,I guess folk have to be held to account , however its the easy bit to raise the queries ( which is right ) or criticise I guess ???
The current prime minister was taken out of the firing line for his own good by Sir Humphrey with some concocted tale that he was a victim of some virus or other.............or was that an episode of ‘Yes Prime Minister’?
He's in "good spirits" though.The current prime minister was taken out of the firing line for his own good by Sir Humphrey with some concocted tale that he was a victim of some virus or other.............or was that an episode of ‘Yes Prime Minister’?
the remark the top medic made about the pubs not opening for a year must have caused a few shock waves. Lets so how long boris is back before that's reversed.
My worry is that that is just England and with some of the people in Wales who think anything enjoyable is sinful they'd probably be happy to ensure the pubs never ever open again.
Civil War looms!!!!!!!!!!!
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