Seven Labour MPs have been suspended from the parliamentary party for voting against the government on an amendment to scrap the two-child benefit cap, the BBC understands.
That was quick, as far as government rebellions go. Don't remember one happening within 18 days of an election.
Twenty odd Tory rebels on Maastricht the month after the 1992 election.
Seven Labour MPs have been suspended from the parliamentary party for voting against the government on an amendment to scrap the two-child benefit cap, the BBC understands.
- Apsana Begum - Imran Hussain - Rebecca Long Bailey - Ian Byrne - Richard Burgon - Zarah Sultana - John McDonnell
A motley crew if ever I saw one.
As I have said before, I like John McDonnell
Foolish and with a self-confessed history of foolishness! Oh dear
Seven Labour MPs have been suspended from the parliamentary party for voting against the government on an amendment to scrap the two-child benefit cap, the BBC understands.
- Apsana Begum - Imran Hussain - Rebecca Long Bailey - Ian Byrne - Richard Burgon - Zarah Sultana - John McDonnell
A motley crew if ever I saw one.
How long before he lets them back in though? Surely that's the crucial question.
Unless they fuck off and join the Greens, which would seriously upset the SNP.
I don't think he ever will. Remember Starmer is ruthless? This is what "ruthless" looks like. My bag book is currently "The Prince" (yes really) and Machiavelli is big on this: crush them utterly.
Seven Labour MPs have been suspended from the parliamentary party for voting against the government on an amendment to scrap the two-child benefit cap, the BBC understands.
- Apsana Begum - Imran Hussain - Rebecca Long Bailey - Ian Byrne - Richard Burgon - Zarah Sultana - John McDonnell
A motley crew if ever I saw one.
If Starmer had a list of seven awkward Labour MPs he would like to jettison that would be the list.
Also I don’t think you need a tin foil hat to perceive this election as being as sinister and dangerous as all fuckettybollocks. Trump is only alive because he turned his head for a moment in an unexpected way, and the security around him was so bad it’s forced the retirement of the seekyserv director
Please stop saying seekyserv. It makes you sound like Russell Brand.
JD Vance is a real strange one, his politics seems all over the place from traditional right wing stuff to protectionist / government intervention stuff Bernie would proud of.
His weakness might be that he doesn't know how to straddle two camps at once and tends to become a parody of whichever whichever faction he's courting at the time.
Keir Starmer's genie working overtime, as he manages to boot out some of the thickest Labour MPs.
Plus Richard Burgon.
You know your belief that lawyers are awesome...
Also a Cambridge man iirc.
I think TSE has rules on this site, and I think any mention of that person's unfortunate trespass onto the premises of our greatest university will surely fall foul of such rules. *He studied English, barely counts, and I doubt he can)
THREE-WAY Kamala Harris 42% Donald Trump 38% RFK Jr. 8%
MoE +/-3%
And we’re off. I do suspect in the end it’s not going to be close. As I’ve always said what does a convicted felon who’s had to pay millions to a woman he’s sexually assaulted and who was prepared to let a mob murder his own running mate have to offer swing voters?
Seven Labour MPs have been suspended from the parliamentary party for voting against the government on an amendment to scrap the two-child benefit cap, the BBC understands.
- Apsana Begum - Imran Hussain - Rebecca Long Bailey - Ian Byrne - Richard Burgon - Zarah Sultana - John McDonnell
A motley crew if ever I saw one.
As I have said before, I like John McDonnell
Foolish and with a self-confessed history of foolishness! Oh dear
Although to be fair, I can't imagine anyone wanting to be in the same room as Netanyahu.
House Speaker Mike Johnson speaking live now slams Kamala Harris' boycott of Netanyahu's speech:
“It is outrageous to me and inexcusable that Kamala Harris is boycotting [Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech]. Kamala Harris will abandon her seat. She will not be there because she refuses to attend. She needs to be held accountable for that. The idea that [Democrats] are making political calculations when our ally is in such dire straits, fighting for its very survival... is unconscionable to us.” https://x.com/ShelleyGldschmt/status/1815757040658313475
I commented on that first story yesterday, and those propogating it are beneath contempt. She was in a meeting with disabled people, including the blind.
You - a so-called Christian = may call that 'woke'. I call it polite.
I don't see why a meeting with disabled people automatically needs you to give your pronouns out and say you are a woman as if there was some doubt about it?
Tetchy. This is the USA, so how are you an authority on the etiquette?
Also which is the more Christian and more electable statement of I have a pussy and I grab women by the pussy? Choose one.
It may be illegal but there is nothing in the Ten Commandments against it as long as you don' actually sleep with a woman not your wife and commit adultery.
There is plenty in the Bible saying God created man and woman, Adam and Eve, life is sacred and marriage is only between a man and woman for life though
Where in the Bible does it say marriage is for life?
For the avoidance of doubt, 62 years ago I promised Mrs C that, until death did us part, I would cleave only unto her, and I have.
In the New Testament a Mr J Christ is very unequivocal about it and it made old testament adherents very cross. They probably took it out on the Philistines (some things don't change).
THREE-WAY Kamala Harris 42% Donald Trump 38% RFK Jr. 8%
MoE +/-3%
And we’re off. I do suspect in the end it’s not going to be close. As I’ve always said what does a convicted felon who’s had to pay millions to a woman he’s sexually assaulted and who was prepared to let a mob murder his own running mate have to offer swing voters?
Although to be fair, I can't imagine anyone wanting to be in the same room as Netanyahu.
House Speaker Mike Johnson speaking live now slams Kamala Harris' boycott of Netanyahu's speech:
“It is outrageous to me and inexcusable that Kamala Harris is boycotting [Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech]. Kamala Harris will abandon her seat. She will not be there because she refuses to attend. She needs to be held accountable for that. The idea that [Democrats] are making political calculations when our ally is in such dire straits, fighting for its very survival... is unconscionable to us.” https://x.com/ShelleyGldschmt/status/1815757040658313475
If she had attended, Johnson would be slamming her for making a political event of it.
THREE-WAY Kamala Harris 42% Donald Trump 38% RFK Jr. 8%
MoE +/-3%
And we’re off. I do suspect in the end it’s not going to be close. As I’ve always said what does a convicted felon who’s had to pay millions to a woman he’s sexually assaulted and who was prepared to let a mob murder his own running mate have to offer swing voters?
I've just been watching the live stream of Harris's first campaign rally on ABC. A pretty impressive performance by Harris all around. Spoke well. Defined her own positions v those of Trump very clearly. Defined herself now she has the spotlight. The enthusiasm in the crowd was something else.
In Milwaukee? Wisconsin? In the midst of the Midwest? And the buckle of the Rust Belt?
Shirley you jest? Cheering a "woke", "childless", "coastal elitist" like Kamala Harris???
Although to be fair, I can't imagine anyone wanting to be in the same room as Netanyahu.
House Speaker Mike Johnson speaking live now slams Kamala Harris' boycott of Netanyahu's speech:
“It is outrageous to me and inexcusable that Kamala Harris is boycotting [Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech]. Kamala Harris will abandon her seat. She will not be there because she refuses to attend. She needs to be held accountable for that. The idea that [Democrats] are making political calculations when our ally is in such dire straits, fighting for its very survival... is unconscionable to us.” https://x.com/ShelleyGldschmt/status/1815757040658313475
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
And you're neutral on Braverman?
That’s another glass of bubbly you owe me! Braveman would likely make me politically homeless after almost 50 years’ membership. But you already knew that.
Regarding the "pronouns and women in a blue suit", it has been pointed out that she was hosting a meeting of disabled people and some of them were blind.
An important detail, i feel.
You'll never get a job at GB News with that sort of attitude.
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
And you're neutral on Braverman?
That’s another glass of bubbly you owe me! Braveman would likely make me politically homeless after almost 50 years’ membership. But you already knew that.
I shall ensure you have a glass or two of bubbly at the next PB working man's lunch.
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
I was suitably impressed with Stride as minister for the Today Programme in the lead up to the election. Answered difficult questions well and managed to avoid bullshit efforts to just spout party lines. I sometimes thought it was Alex Chalk as both were on top of their brief, charming but firm and could debate the interviewer.
Jovial but bright. I’m still sure with his name he needs to be in charge of the Ministry of Silly Walks but he was the only Tory who stood out for me during the election campaign and he deserves a reward.
THREE-WAY Kamala Harris 42% Donald Trump 38% RFK Jr. 8%
MoE +/-3%
And we’re off. I do suspect in the end it’s not going to be close. As I’ve always said what does a convicted felon who’s had to pay millions to a woman he’s sexually assaulted and who was prepared to let a mob murder his own running mate have to offer swing voters?
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
I was suitably impressed with Stride as minister for the Today Programme in the lead up to the election. Answered difficult questions well and managed to avoid bullshit efforts to just spout party lines. I sometimes thought it was Alex Chalk as both were on top of their brief, charming but firm and could debate the interviewer.
Jovial but bright. I’m still sure with his name he needs to be in charge of the Ministry of Silly Walks but he was the only Tory who stood out for me during the election campaign and he deserves a reward.
Completely agree with you on that. Alex Chalk is a great loss but his defeat was inevitable.
THREE-WAY Kamala Harris 42% Donald Trump 38% RFK Jr. 8%
MoE +/-3%
And we’re off. I do suspect in the end it’s not going to be close. As I’ve always said what does a convicted felon who’s had to pay millions to a woman he’s sexually assaulted and who was prepared to let a mob murder his own running mate have to offer swing voters?
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
I was suitably impressed with Stride as minister for the Today Programme in the lead up to the election. Answered difficult questions well and managed to avoid bullshit efforts to just spout party lines. I sometimes thought it was Alex Chalk as both were on top of their brief, charming but firm and could debate the interviewer.
Jovial but bright. I’m still sure with his name he needs to be in charge of the Ministry of Silly Walks but he was the only Tory who stood out for me during the election campaign and he deserves a reward.
And we need Stride as PM for the rapprochement with North Korea where he visits and they go for a cooling dip in the sea together for the headline “Mel and Kim get fresh for the weekend, British/North Korean relationships declared Respectable”.
Regarding the "pronouns and women in a blue suit", it has been pointed out that she was hosting a meeting of disabled people and some of them were blind.
An important detail, i feel.
You'll never get a job at GB News with that sort of attitude.
I'd have introduced myself and cracked a black joke about it being a great job no-one could see my shit poker face.
Seven Labour MPs have been suspended from the parliamentary party for voting against the government on an amendment to scrap the two-child benefit cap, the BBC understands.
- Apsana Begum - Imran Hussain - Rebecca Long Bailey - Ian Byrne - Richard Burgon - Zarah Sultana - John McDonnell
A motley crew if ever I saw one.
How long before he lets them back in though? Surely that's the crucial question.
Unless they fuck off and join the Greens, which would seriously upset the SNP.
Or just leave them to rot on the opposition benches, possibly under the leadership of St Jeremy.
After all, that would leave Starmer's majority at a mere... 160.
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
And you're neutral on Braverman?
That’s another glass of bubbly you owe me! Braveman would likely make me politically homeless after almost 50 years’ membership. But you already knew that.
Seven Labour MPs have been suspended from the parliamentary party for voting against the government on an amendment to scrap the two-child benefit cap, the BBC understands.
- Apsana Begum - Imran Hussain - Rebecca Long Bailey - Ian Byrne - Richard Burgon - Zarah Sultana - John McDonnell
A motley crew if ever I saw one.
How long before he lets them back in though? Surely that's the crucial question.
Unless they fuck off and join the Greens, which would seriously upset the SNP.
Or just leave them to rot on the opposition benches, possibly under the leadership of St Jeremy.
After all, that would leave Starmer's majority at a mere... 160.
Albeit IPSOS is one of the most favourable pollsters for Harris with Trump much lower than other polls and who had her on 44% in their last poll too (plus a 2% lead for her is no more than Hillary had over Trump in 2016 when he won the EC)
IPSOS is the only pollster who has had Trump under 45% in a 2 way with Harris rather than a 5 way. So while encouraging for Harris supporters she has taken the lead over Trump in one poll it is with the worst pollster for Trump
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
I was suitably impressed with Stride as minister for the Today Programme in the lead up to the election. Answered difficult questions well and managed to avoid bullshit efforts to just spout party lines. I sometimes thought it was Alex Chalk as both were on top of their brief, charming but firm and could debate the interviewer.
Jovial but bright. I’m still sure with his name he needs to be in charge of the Ministry of Silly Walks but he was the only Tory who stood out for me during the election campaign and he deserves a reward.
Completely agree with you on that. Alex Chalk is a great loss but his defeat was inevitable.
Looking at Mel Stride's biography, he's a grammar schoolboy who read PPE at Oxford.
Albeit IPSOS is one of the most favourable pollsters for Harris with Trump much lower than other polls and who had her on 44% in their last poll too (plus a 2% lead for her is no more than Hillary had over Trump in 2016 when he won the EC)
IPSOS is the only pollster who has had Trump under 45% in a 2 way with Harris rather than a 5 way. So while encouraging for Harris supporters she has taken the lead over Trump in one poll it is with the worst pollster for Trump
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
I was suitably impressed with Stride as minister for the Today Programme in the lead up to the election. Answered difficult questions well and managed to avoid bullshit efforts to just spout party lines. I sometimes thought it was Alex Chalk as both were on top of their brief, charming but firm and could debate the interviewer.
Jovial but bright. I’m still sure with his name he needs to be in charge of the Ministry of Silly Walks but he was the only Tory who stood out for me during the election campaign and he deserves a reward.
And we need Stride as PM for the rapprochement with North Korea where he visits and they go for a cooling dip in the sea together for the headline “Mel and Kim get fresh for the weekend, British/North Korean relationships declared Respectable”.
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
I was suitably impressed with Stride as minister for the Today Programme in the lead up to the election. Answered difficult questions well and managed to avoid bullshit efforts to just spout party lines. I sometimes thought it was Alex Chalk as both were on top of their brief, charming but firm and could debate the interviewer.
Jovial but bright. I’m still sure with his name he needs to be in charge of the Ministry of Silly Walks but he was the only Tory who stood out for me during the election campaign and he deserves a reward.
Completely agree with you on that. Alex Chalk is a great loss but his defeat was inevitable.
Looking at Mel Stride's biography, he's a grammar schoolboy who read PPE at Oxford.
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
And you're neutral on Braverman?
That’s another glass of bubbly you owe me! Braveman would likely make me politically homeless after almost 50 years’ membership. But you already knew that.
I shall ensure you have a glass or two of bubbly at the next PB working man's lunch.
Sommeliers see people like you coming. Buy the man a bottle FFS, it's free after the third glass.
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
And you're neutral on Braverman?
That’s another glass of bubbly you owe me! Braveman would likely make me politically homeless after almost 50 years’ membership. But you already knew that.
I shall ensure you have a glass or two of bubbly at the next PB working man's lunch.
Sommeliers see people like you coming. Buy the man a bottle FFS, it's free after the third glass.
Albeit IPSOS is one of the most favourable pollsters for Harris with Trump much lower than other polls and who had her on 44% in their last poll too (plus a 2% lead for her is no more than Hillary had over Trump in 2016 when he won the EC)
IPSOS is the only pollster who has had Trump under 45% in a 2 way with Harris rather than a 5 way. So while encouraging for Harris supporters she has taken the lead over Trump in one poll it is with the worst pollster for Trump
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
And you're neutral on Braverman?
That’s another glass of bubbly you owe me! Braveman would likely make me politically homeless after almost 50 years’ membership. But you already knew that.
I shall ensure you have a glass or two of bubbly at the next PB working man's lunch.
Sommeliers see people like you coming. Buy the man a bottle FFS, it's free after the third glass.
To be fair at a couple of places we've eaten the staff have charged us the cheaper bottle option including the place we're going to next time.
Albeit IPSOS is one of the most favourable pollsters for Harris with Trump much lower than other polls and who had her on 44% in their last poll too (plus a 2% lead for her is no more than Hillary had over Trump in 2016 when he won the EC)
IPSOS is the only pollster who has had Trump under 45% in a 2 way with Harris rather than a 5 way. So while encouraging for Harris supporters she has taken the lead over Trump in one poll it is with the worst pollster for Trump
You have until tomorrow evening to join us blue not-so-lovelies to vote for our new Leader. A bargain at £39 and please form an orderly queue.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
And you're neutral on Braverman?
That’s another glass of bubbly you owe me! Braveman would likely make me politically homeless after almost 50 years’ membership. But you already knew that.
I shall ensure you have a glass or two of bubbly at the next PB working man's lunch.
Sommeliers see people like you coming. Buy the man a bottle FFS, it's free after the third glass.
Sir Kid Starver says his Red Tory Party does have the right to cut off food from starving kids
Whats good for Gaza is good for GB
What about good for Ukraine?
Nah he has found £3 BN a year for them
Ironically the same as required for this
Austerity is a political choice
I was thinking more about the Russian actions you seem to be constantly furious with Starmer for mentioning yet rather quiet about yourself.
I prioritise spending on stopping child poverty in the UK and on the NHS over tax payer handouts to Ukraine for a war they cant win and paying for British jets to escort Israeli ones on their next Genocide project.
Its about political choices.
The line we cant afford it is pathetic when we clearly can for Starvers pet projects
Albeit IPSOS is one of the most favourable pollsters for Harris with Trump much lower than other polls and who had her on 44% in their last poll too (plus a 2% lead for her is no more than Hillary had over Trump in 2016 when he won the EC)
IPSOS is the only pollster who has had Trump under 45% in a 2 way with Harris rather than a 5 way. So while encouraging for Harris supporters she has taken the lead over Trump in one poll it is with the worst pollster for Trump
I've just been watching the live stream of Harris's first campaign rally on ABC. A pretty impressive performance by Harris all around. Spoke well. Defined her own positions v those of Trump very clearly. Defined herself now she has the spotlight. The enthusiasm in the crowd was something else.
In Milwaukee? Wisconsin? In the midst of the Midwest? And the buckle of the Rust Belt?
Shirley you jest? Cheering a "woke", "childless", "coastal elitist" like Kamala Harris???
Truly the Age of Miracles hath not yet passed!
American political rally attended by enthusiasts for the politician(s) on display?
Sir Kid Starver says his Red Tory Party does have the right to cut off food from starving kids
Whats good for Gaza is good for GB
What about good for Ukraine?
Nah he has found £3 BN a year for them
Ironically the same as required for this
Austerity is a political choice
I was thinking more about the Russian actions you seem to be constantly furious with Starmer for mentioning yet rather quiet about yourself.
I prioritise spending on stopping child poverty in the UK and on the NHS over tax payer handouts to Ukraine for a war they cant win and paying for British jets to escort Israeli ones on their next Genocide project.
Its about political choices.
The line we cant afford it is pathetic when we clearly can for Starvers pet projects
British jets have not escorted Israeli ones during any attacks on Gaza. Ukraine appear to be doing a good job of not losing their war.
Sir Kid Starver says his Red Tory Party does have the right to cut off food from starving kids
Whats good for Gaza is good for GB
What about good for Ukraine?
Nah he has found £3 BN a year for them
Ironically the same as required for this
Austerity is a political choice
I was thinking more about the Russian actions you seem to be constantly furious with Starmer for mentioning yet rather quiet about yourself.
I prioritise spending on stopping child poverty in the UK and on the NHS over tax payer handouts to Ukraine for a war they cant win and paying for British jets to escort Israeli ones on their next Genocide project.
Its about political choices.
The line we cant afford it is pathetic when we clearly can for Starvers pet projects
Not unhinged at all. No siree.
Tell us, have you taken a position on electric boats with sharks in the vicinity?
I've just been watching the live stream of Harris's first campaign rally on ABC. A pretty impressive performance by Harris all around. Spoke well. Defined her own positions v those of Trump very clearly. Defined herself now she has the spotlight. The enthusiasm in the crowd was something else.
In Milwaukee? Wisconsin? In the midst of the Midwest? And the buckle of the Rust Belt?
Shirley you jest? Cheering a "woke", "childless", "coastal elitist" like Kamala Harris???
Truly the Age of Miracles hath not yet passed!
American political rally attended by enthusiasts for the politician(s) on display?
Water is wet, Pope is Catholic etc…
Was just riffing off of the Vicar's patented anti-Harris sermonette.
Comments
Please stop saying seekyserv.
It makes you sound like Russell Brand.
Would be OK with Cleverly, Stride or Tugenhat (though he rather flatters to deceive). Not keen at all on Patel or Jenrick.
“It is outrageous to me and inexcusable that Kamala Harris is boycotting [Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech]. Kamala Harris will abandon her seat. She will not be there because she refuses to attend. She needs to be held accountable for that. The idea that [Democrats] are making political calculations when our ally is in such dire straits, fighting for its very survival... is unconscionable to us.”
https://x.com/ShelleyGldschmt/status/1815757040658313475
Lammy claims to be a lawyer and to have been at Harvard. Memo to self: never attend a "university" in a town called Cambridge.
He's the biggest disgrace ever to be Speaker.
Trump 47%
Harris 45%
https://pro.morningconsult.com/analysis/kamala-harris-biden-campaign-polling
For the white working class Trump offers tariffs on imports while pushing US goods, cuts in immigration and anti wokeism.
For the wealthy suburbanites he offers tax cuts, for Jews he offers to stand up for Israel, for evangelicals he enabled the end of Roe v Wade
Shirley you jest? Cheering a "woke", "childless", "coastal elitist" like Kamala Harris???
Truly the Age of Miracles hath not yet passed!
https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/4785724-mike-pence-praises-biden-decision/
A measured and uncontroversial statement.
Which naturally prompted an outpouring of unhinged bile from Trumpites.
https://newrepublic.com/post/184109/maga-meltdown-mike-pence-announcement-biden
I haven't seen him post recently, but he did like one of my posts earlier today.
Apsana Begum
Richard Burgon
Ian Byrne
Imran Hussain
Rebecca Long Bailey
John McDonnell
Zarah Sultana
Suspended as Labour MPs by SKS as punishment for voting to remove the Two Child Cap.
They're all utter twats he doesn't want to have to keep apologising to the electorate for.
Although he's probably sorry Barry Gardiner and Ian Lavery weren't on the list.
Jovial but bright. I’m still sure with his name he needs to be in charge of the Ministry of Silly Walks but he was the only Tory who stood out for me during the election campaign and he deserves a reward.
I know the situations differ, but you speak as if there's no downside to any of these positions.
UNTIL that is JDV convinces DJT, that HE is the son (with over half a brain) he wishes he'd had, but never did - before.
Green Tories 4 MPs
Different style.
After all, that would leave Starmer's majority at a mere... 160.
Whats good for Gaza is good for GB
Ironically the same as required for this
Austerity is a political choice
2 cheeks of the same Austerity farting Arse
https://x.com/Nigel_Farage/status/1815760623759769842
Edit: and the element and act too.
I don't think you studied the application of statistics to historical research, did you?
Claridge's are the best.
Its about political choices.
The line we cant afford it is pathetic when we clearly can for Starvers pet projects
🔵Harris 46%
🔴Trump 46%
2 point shift towards Harris since last week
https://x.com/PpollingNumbers/status/1815805417500418283
Water is wet, Pope is Catholic etc…
https://x.com/NewsWire_US/status/1815821651478466631
Tell us, have you taken a position on electric boats with sharks in the vicinity?
Shirley if that's right we have got till August 2 or thereabouts to buy a vote against Bad Enoch?
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cyj41w72vn8o
What a messy situation.
LAB 33.7%
CON 23.7%
LD 12.2%
REF 14.3%
GRN 6.4%
Fieldwork 4/7/24
Sample Size 28.88 million