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Whether Sir Keir is fined or not, he's had the integrity to offer to resign. Unlike our PM who has been found guilty, fined and doesn't give a toss what the plebs think.
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I also positively welcome the chance of Starmer being fined as it would add a little more pressure on our worst PM I've known (Johnson) to resign. |
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He’s a pathetic snivelling hypocrite, that’s why. |
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Obviously, if Starmer is fined he should resign (and looks like he will) but no one should take any lectures from supporters of Boris Johnson about this. We should hold politicians to a higher standard than they do for their mate Boris.
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It doesn’t remove the fact Starmer is clearly at a social event. :rolleyes: |
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You really shouldn’t judge everyone else by your standards… ;) |
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Even for a Johnson defender, you must eventually accept that resigning once given an FPN has more integrity than remaining in position after receiving one. |
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